We are working toward eliminating VM/VTAM. One remaining application is
for terminal access from VM to MVS. We have a userid, SNA, on VM that
users DIAL into. They are presented with a MSG 10 screen giving the
choices of destination. We would like to be able to allow users to
DIAL SNA and
On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 3:23 PM, Jim Bohnsack jab...@cornell.edu wrote:
We are working toward eliminating VM/VTAM. One remaining application is for
terminal access from VM to MVS. We have a userid, SNA, on VM that users
DIAL into. They are presented with a MSG 10 screen giving the choices of
Does anyone have any ideas short of just sending all users an email
telling them to use telnet instead of SNA?
If you have PVM, there is a way to set a notification on an attempt to connect
to a host. You could also stand up YVETTE, which has a system message screen.
You also might ask Rick
One of the things I in order to inform the DIAL users where to dial (it was a
University) was to update the INPTAREA SAMPLE with a message so that the logo
screen had the correct DIAL command above the COMMAND line. Example:
Fill in you USERID and PASSWORD and press ENTER
(Your password will no
Now I beg the question, 'What is the difference between an emulator,
and a 'simulator?'.
I always thought they were differentiated in that the emulator required
a hardware feature and a simulator was all software.
Is that correct?
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It was the easiest way to handle it.
And they get a pony. Woo-hoo.
-- db
Do you run TCPIP on your MVS guest ? If so, TN3270 should work.
Re-training users how to use another method can be fun.
On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 7:20 AM, Bob Bates robert.ba...@wellsfargo.comwrote:
One of the things I in order to inform the DIAL users where to dial (it was
a University) was to
I think you are right, altho I also think that an emulator (if that is
the name of the hardware piece) often would use some kind of specialized
code that would facilitate the hardware feature. I am pretty sure that
on the S/360-30, a hardware (firmware? microcode? an extra transister?)
was
It's not an MVS guest. MVS runs in it's own lpar. The user that I
said users dial into is a VM userid running VM/VTAM with a connection
to VTAM on the MVS lpar.
"Re-training users how to use another method can be fun." Surely
you jest :-) .
Jim
Daniel Allen wrote:
You might want to take a look at z/VM TCPIP SCEXIT program. There are
two parts to it,1) SCEXIT ASSEMBLE 2) SCEXIT EXEC ... Most likely you
would only have to work with the REXX code in the EXEC .. Take a look
and see if this will help.
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I did some programming for a bank that used a 360-20. On it, there was no DOS
or TOS. You loaded the COS from a card deck immediately after power on, before
you ran your 1401 programs. Earlier, while I was in the Army, we were preparing
for the installation of a 360-40 that was to be run in
When I started out in programming, over 40 years ago, the distinction was
that an emulator was hardware assisted, while a simulator was pure software.
John P. Baker
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On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 02:39:45AM -0400, Alan Altmark wrote:
I'm not sure what you expect IBM to do.
We have never used ICCF, only CMS for Applications
Development and Production Control. I'm sure you
can understand why. Management has had us stuck
in the 20th Century and now seems to be
Does anyone have the URL to list hyper apars for this level? I think I had
access to it once but can't seem to find it know.
Hans
Definitely look at the SCEXIT. If you have VM:Secure you can also look
into the DIALFAIL LOGMSG and set up a DIAL REJECT rule for userid SNA.
:)
-Mike
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Behalf Of Huegel, Thomas
Sent: Tuesday, May
What about Solimar. Channel attach and can convert (and manage) output
to PostScript.
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Hello Dave Craig,
I think that you have been out of the zSeries world for a while.
VSE/VSAM for VM is gone. Yes, this is a fact.
As for the other parts, I think you need to go to WAVV next year.
WWW.WAVV.ORG http://www.wavv.org/
Not all the new presentations are out there, but I
On Tuesday, 05/26/2009 at 02:26 EDT, David L. Craig d...@radix.net
wrote:
We have never used ICCF, only CMS for Applications
Development and Production Control. I'm sure you
can understand why. Management has had us stuck
in the 20th Century and now seems to be ready to
accept the
I work with Jim Bohnsack who asked the original question.
Thanks for your suggestion Thomas, but since the DIAL happens (or doesn't
happen) after the session is established I'm not sure how SCEXIT would help.
I tried to download RXLDEV as mentioned in David Boyes note, but the VMARC
file was
I was thinking something like this...
When the user establishes the TCP/IP session SCEXIT can interogate
certain charactistics of the session i.e. the remote IP address or the
destination PORT NUMBER.
Then SCEXIT would immediatly redirect the session to be DIAL 'yourmvs'
but since MVS is not a
On 5/26/2009 at 9:23 AM, Jim Bohnsack jab...@cornell.edu wrote:
We are working toward eliminating VM/VTAM. One remaining application is
for terminal access from VM to MVS. We have a userid, SNA, on VM that
users DIAL into. They are presented with a MSG 10 screen giving the
choices of
On your malformed VMARC file, did you try the pipe file | fblock 80 0 |
file trick? I have not needed it very often, but it does come in handy every
now and then.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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On Tuesday, 05/26/2009 at 05:33 EDT, Mark Bodenstein m...@cornell.edu
wrote:
Thanks for your suggestion Thomas, but since the DIAL happens (or
doesn't
happen) after the session is established I'm not sure how SCEXIT would
help.
I tried to download RXLDEV as mentioned in David Boyes note,
On Tuesday, 05/26/2009 at 05:54 EDT, Mark Post mp...@novell.com wrote:
So, why don't you just update the message put out in MSG10 to say what
you want?
That won't work if he gets rid of VTAM! :-)
Alan Altmark
z/VM Development
IBM Endicott
So, why don't you just update the message put out in MSG10 to
say what you want?
Mark Post
Because he'd still have to be running VTAM for that to work.
The other solutions mentioned allow him to drop VM/VTAM immediately,
with no chance of someone working around the message using a manual
You can have diffefrent logo's for SNA vs. say LDEV or LOCAL.
So, perhaps you can change your SNA LOGO to say something like
You got here the wrong way. What you need to do is to following the directions
here on this
pretty website http://turkey.ourcompany.com/wrongway
And if they don't by
Hi, david.
There is nothing stopping you from making an official request, through
WAVV perhaps, that IBM provide new PL/I and/or COBOL compilers for CMS.
As Alan as already noted, there is a new z/VM C/C++ compiler available
for that environment now; IBM has already done almost all of the
Hi. all .
This is my really mistake things. I detached the 123 minidisk by maint
user and then issuce this command 'dirm for maint replace'.
Dirmaint try to refer 123 minidisk to update DIRECTORY file as following errors.
Of course, I try to re-attach 123 minidisk (540RES) by maint to update
On Wednesday, 05/27/2009 at 12:53 EDT, Yoon-suk Cho isem...@gmail.com
wrote:
This is my really mistake things. I detached the 123 minidisk by maint
user and then issuce this command 'dirm for maint replace'.
Dirmaint try to refer 123 minidisk to update DIRECTORY file as following
errors.
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