>> one DVD and do it in that manner. Or another method, borrowing from the PC
>> world and in the mainframe world, CA, and give the customer an activation
>> fee. If the fee is not entered, the product doesn't work. I get an
>> activation code (or whatever it's called), once a year from CA for v
Not so sure about that.
I couldn't find any messages about the loss of our F400 on this vswitch
(but it could have happened some time ago).
q vswitch teevsw0
VSWITCH SYSTEM TEEVSW0 Type: VSWITCH Connected: 2Maxconn: INFINITE
PERSISTENT RESTRICTEDNONROUTER Accounting:
> How are folks monitoring their backup osa's on the vswitch? How do
you
> know they haven't lost connectivity and won't be there when you need
it?
> (asking because, well, yeah, that can happen :)
You can also use any SNMP-capable monitor and look at the SNMP physical
link state variable in the
The system manages the Primary and backup connections and if either one
is lost a message ends up on the Operators Console.
I use the QUERY VSWITCH command to check the current Status like this
q vswitch
VSWITCH SYSTEM VMPNET Type: VSWITCH Connected: 1Maxconn: INFINITE
PERSISTENT RESTRIC
How are folks monitoring their backup osa's on the vswitch? How do you
know they haven't lost connectivity and won't be there when you need it?
(asking because, well, yeah, that can happen :)
Marcy
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Howard,
you can find out the steps needed to process EREP records here: "z/VM V5R4.0 System
Operation", section 8.5.7 Processing EREP Information.
Howard Rifkind wrote:
Would any one on the list have some procedures to process the z/VM EREP records.
If so, would you be good enough to share
Check out the EREP USER GUIDE. You want to read up on CPEREPXA. Look to
create a history file and run any reports from there. Lots of different
parameters depending on what you are looking for and how you want to
collect and hold the data.
For a quick creation of a history file and clearing the
Would any one on the list have some procedures to process the z/VM EREP records.
If so, would you be good enough to share?
Just attach a reply to this email.
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On Tue, 7 Oct 2008 10:43:07 -0600, Lee Stewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>Does VM's TCPIP support FICON CTCs (FCTCs)?
>
>Thanks,
>Lee
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> The solution for customers with lots of small iSeries/System i
> boxes today running IBM i (formerly i5/OS formerly OS/400) is to
Good grief -- it's like going to IKEA with these folks. Name change just
Because We Can.
> put in a Power blade (JS12 or JS22). You save a lot of space and
> get to
I would like to thank everyone for their input. It has been very
valuable. We have downloaded and installed Hobbit, and are in the
process of configuring it for our environment. We are going to evaluate
Hobbit to see if it will fit our needs. If it does not meet our needs,
we will evaluate the solu
> On Thu, 9 Oct 2008, David Boyes wrote:
> > ... AIX/370 was a perverse evil mutant
thing
> > from hell that didn't die a second too soon. Modern AIX (ie post-AIX
4)
> > is actually a pretty nice OS, and a lot different from AIX/370 or
AIX/RT
> > (which spawned it). ...
Yes, in the CMS environment, Rexx execs are reentrant. And a Rexx exec can be run in
separate threads in a CMS multitasking application, although a Rexx exec can not be the
main program in such an application.
Howard Rifkind wrote:
Are REXX EXEC's considered to be reentrant?
As in writing CI
Thanks, good to know.
Reason I'm asking is because I have one exec which calls or an exec others at
the same time in production.
>>> Kris Buelens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10/13/2008 12:25 PM >>>
REXX execs are reentrant. For a non-reentrant exec, one would need to
code an exec that modifies itself
I run OSA/SF daily on an LPAR that is running z/VM 5.4.0. I haven't seen
this problem.
Rick Barlow
Sr. z/VM Systems Programmer
Nationwide Services Co., Technology Solutions,
z/VM and System z Linux Support
One Nationwide Plaza MB-02-201
Columbus OH 43215-2220
REXX execs are reentrant. For a non-reentrant exec, one would need to
code an exec that modifies itself (common in VM's middleages when
EXEC-1 was the only thing we had, and EXEC-1 cuts everything to 8
chars, except for what was between &BEGSTACK and &END).
2008/10/13 Howard Rifkind <[EMAIL PROTE
Are REXX EXEC's considered to be reentrant?
As in writing CICS type of code being either fully reentrant or qusi reentrant.
If they aren't how can you create on one that is?
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