I need to relabel some volumes, including page and spool volumes... Are
things such as the checkpoint and warmstart data strictly done based on the
position in the CP-Owned list? Or will the actual volume labels matter, if
the SYSTEM CONFIG has been adjusted prior to the shutdown and re-IPL?
I
I appreciate your insight. When you state: ³ If you¹re not invoking CMS
services from non-base threads²
What precisely do you mean by CMS services? Are you referring specifically
to the services defined in ³CP Programming Services² OR any call to CMS?
This has the potential to derail what we
Hi, Terry.
Yes, you should definitely be shutting down the Oracle database instances in a clean
manner before shutting down Linux itself. Oracle does not like having the rug pulled out
from under it
Have a good one.
Martin, Terry R. (CMS/CTR) (CTR) wrote:
Hi,
Lately we have had
All execution of CMS linkage interfaces (CMSCALL, SVC 204, SVC202, etc.) and
most common direct branch interfaces to CMS services executed on a non-base
CPU result in running intercept code that switches that thread back to the
base CPU for execution of the service. Another way to say it is that
Warm Ckpt are independent of CP Owned, fully defined in SYSTEM CONFIG.
Spool page are indeed dependent on order in CP Owned list.
Do not forget to change the labels in the CP directory too. This
should be the last step before shutdown-reipl, otherwise no *new* LINK
commands will work due to
Not exactly. Changing the contents of the CP_OWNED statement, including
deletion, affects only that statement. But that's not as simple as it
might appear.
Spool files can span CP_OWNED volumes, so if CP needs to fetch the next
record for the spool file by going to the volume at slot 'n', and
Here is part of my shutdown/startup instructions for Operations:
1. When the Oracle server is to be taken down, using PUTTY, logon
in as oracle
2. emctl stop dbconsole
3. sqlplus ‘/ as sysdba’
4. sql shutdown
5. exit
6. lsnrctl stop
6. After the Oracle
We have Novell 10.2 zLinux on 5.2 ZVM running a SAMBA domain controller
handling authorization. This centralized authorization hands out SAMBA
shares on multiple zLinux servers as well as several AIX servers.
Communication from the zLinux box is through a vswitch setup on the ZVM.
This has
OK, but if in deleting the Slot 5 statement and then tidying up by
renumbering the subsequent slot statements so that there are no gaps in
the slot numbers and if one of the later slots, Slot 6 for example, was
a spool volume, then it would be in a different relative number,
wouldn't it?
In the same area, but not your problem...
I had a weird problem, that I was thinking that someone was automagically
updating the DNS servers with my Samba machines. Sometimes it happened,
sometimes it didn't.
The Network guys got on this, and found that if I specified in the Samba
I think there may be different interpretations of what deleting an entry
in the CP_OWNED list means. I *think* Richard Corak means replacing a
VOLSER entry with the Reserved keyword, _not_ compressing the list after
deleting an entry.
The pointers to SPOOL files from the Warm Start area and
One case similar to this that I saw involved a MS patch inadvertently
changing Windows name resolution away from NetBEUI in a client
configuration as part of a network driver update. Did anything like that
just get pushed out?
Also, are you configuring regular DNS? Modern (post Win2K)
You can use the READCHEK function in Performance Toolkit to get the
following status conditions of a virtual machine. Note that your PERFSVM
must be in monitor mode, collecting data. See HELP FCX CBASVMCF. So
you could, for example, create a small EXEC to watch a list of critical
service
Thomas Kern wrote:
I just tried Charlotte/RXSSL from my IFL system to the web server on the
VM system on the other side of the system. I do not get an abend but I
do get this message:
SSL Alert: HANDSHAKE_FAILURE
My copy of RXSSL is:
RXSSLMODULE T1 V 39080 4 11 4/21/00
1) Strictly Telnet.
2) 6
3) no idea.
On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 10:50 AM, Bill Bitner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The z/VM Development Lab is looking for some information regarding
z/VM SSL server usage (this is the SSL for use with the VM TCP/IP
stack). If you currently use the z/VM SSL server or
I have those m-disks on the IPL volume, so there is never a problem. If
it isn't available, then neither is the nucleus. ;-)
Regards,
Richard Schuh
-Original Message-
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rich Greenberg
Sent: Friday,
Be careful of IUCV. There is an entire chapter of CP Programming
Services devoted to IUCV in an MP configuration.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
Each CP service defines how it executes on a non-base processor.
Things like IUCV and most
I found that line in SSSREXX REXX and fixed it. I tried again and got
an SSL Alert: HANDSHAKE_FAILURE message. I then looked further and saw
the CERTDB stuff and checked for our CA (Entrust), it wasn't there. I use
d
SSLADMIN to export the cert from SSLSERV, since I had to add it there whe
n
Thomas Kern wrote:
I found that line in SSSREXX REXX and fixed it. I tried again and got
an SSL Alert: HANDSHAKE_FAILURE message. I then looked further and saw
...
The SSL Alert: HANDSHAKE_FAILURE message lead me to believe that the
error is
occurring early in the negotiation process. Before
Our SSLSERV is set up for FIPS mode. Here is a display of the SSLSERV
STATUS that shows the allowed algorithms. We seem to always be using
3DES_168_SHA as the cipher suite.
I will look for the trace/debug setting.
ssladmin query status
Maximum number of sessions: 100
Thank you for your suggestions of reasons to run 5.3.0 and 5.4.0. I had
already presented them to management, but I have been instructed to use
5.2.0. My only hope of changing management's mind is to give him
reasons NOT to use 5.2.0. Reasons to use the newer releases have not
been persuasive.
Does better performance fly?
Silly mgmt :) This isn't windoze - no reason to hang back like that.
Marcy
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Bank of America...and management drives a 10 year old Ford for
stability, right?
David Dean
Information Systems
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-Original Message-
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of O'Brien, Dennis L
Sent: Monday, October 20, 2008 3:43 PM
We are in the process of getting ready to add production Linux guest and we
need to know how you are charging back the customer for running Linux under
z/VM. We currently charge a fixed fee per month for small, medium and large
based on the size of the individual server's memory, cpu, and
Tell your management that you will sick Alan Ackerman on them if they
will not let you install 5.3 or 5.4. :-)
Regards,
Richard Schuh
-Original Message-
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of O'Brien, Dennis L
Sent: Monday, October 20, 2008
The best model is one I heard last week at the ibm conference. One large well known
installation charges only for prime shift, with 3 different rates based on types of
service. All charges are based on resource consumption. With the usage charges and prime
shift only charges, users are
Interesting thread. Thanks.
Cathy McBride
Manager, Mainframe/Midrange Support
Kable News Company, Inc
(815) 734-5905
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We're still in this together!
-Original Message-
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of Barton Robinson
Sent: Monday,
O'Brien, Dennis L wrote:
There's nothing in 5.3.0 or 5.4.0
that we MUST have.
SMAPI was carried over gnarly RPC through 5.2 .. After 5.3 it's vanilla
TCP sockets.
So if you ever want to use PigIron http://pigiron.sourceforge.net to
automate guest provisioning (or anything else) from
I copied this line from the REXX VM/REFERENCE
It is from a sample SOCKETS SERVER exec (page 16.2).
When I try to execute it I get errors.
I have not seen code like this before, I wonder if anyone can explain the
technique to me?
if restnotsym;='' then call error 'E', 24, 'Invalid parameters
On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 12:43 AM, Huegel, Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
if restnotsym;='' then call error 'E', 24, 'Invalid parameters specified'
Its the restnotsym;=''that I don't understand.
\= or /= Someone expected that to be substituted by the not sign
Rob
The notsym; is supposed be a not symbol when it gets printed in the
book. This means that this line is supposed to be
If rest is not equal to null then call error...
On my keyboard, this is
If rest ^= '' then call error...
You can also use for not equal.
I will contact the z/VM
Ah, but the semicolon makes it two Rexx statements. The same as
If restnotsym;
='' then call ...
Your syntax will be better if you remove the ;
Regards,
Richard Schuh
-Original Message-
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rob van der Heij
I have done it 3 1/2 times. The first time was in FORTRAN under VM/370
R5. Two times at this job using paid-for products (VMAccount and
CA-JARS). Both were too much information for management and not enough
of the right information for me. The 1/2 time was much more recent
thanks to a special
On Mon, 20 Oct 2008 16:06:48 -0700, Schuh, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrot
e:
Ah, but the semicolon makes it two Rexx statements. The same as
If restnotsym;
='' then call ...
Your syntax will be better if you remove the ;
Regards,
Richard Schuh
Standard HTML entities like gt; and lt; start
On Mon, 20 Oct 2008 08:43:00 -0400, Bob Bolch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All execution of CMS linkage interfaces (CMSCALL, SVC 204, SVC202, etc.)
and
most common direct branch interfaces to CMS services executed on a non-b
ase
CPU result in running intercept code that switches that thread back to
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