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I'm confused about a MAC address being assigned to a guest.
I've created a new linux guest. In the directory I have
SPECIAL 1D00 QDIO 3 SYSTEM VSWTCH1
When I start the linux I keep getting a message saying that the IP address
is already defined. I know that this is a unused IP address. Then I
The early Hollywood depictions tended to feature card sorters or collators,
only occasionally tape drives. Had to have some sort of visible action. I
remember one though (Goliath, I think) about a computer that was taking
over the world, which had a room whose walls were covered with panels of
And last season on 24, they had a couple of episodes where they were supposedly
reprogramming the mainframe by pulling cards and tinkering with them. When
they went into the mainframe room, all that was in there was a couple of
racks of Cisco switches. Of course, Cisco was a sponsor of the
Yeah, I really laughed at that. They memorize the lines and recite them with a
straight face
but usually the technical content is just silly. As the character Janice said
in one of the
episodes to another FBI person yes, I need you to open up a fresh socket for
me
ROF LOL !
Hi Folks,
I thought I'd share this one with you, quite possibly the ODDEST thing
I've seen in VM in over 25 years!
In order to satisfy security mandates, we are in the process of changing
ALL virtual machines that are not owned by individual humans to be
LBYONLY (i.e. they won't have unique
On Mon, Jun 8, 2009 at 8:48 PM, Michael Coffinmichaelcof...@mccci.com wrote:
AUTO LOGON *** SQLP0001 USERS = 101 BY SQLP0001
Is that the darnedest thing you ever saw?!?!? How can a virtual machine
From what I recall it is APPC/VM causting the virtual machine to be
started to accept
On Monday, 06/08/2009 at 02:49 EDT, Michael Coffin
michaelcof...@mccci.com wrote:
We have a bunch of users that are DB2 for VM Stored Procedure servers.
They
get autologged and run some DB2 code that allows work to be offloaded
onto
them. When we changed their passwords to be LBYONLY
An AUTOONLY user cannot be used for authentication (obviously). An
LBYONLY user must authenticate with their own user ID. E.g. enter
maint.by.michael when ftp prompts for your user ID.
By golly, it works! Thanks much Alan, I hadn't seen that syntax until
you quoted it!
-Mike
Wee too are doing a similar project. I ran into the situation of the
special IDs used by IBM service, BLDCMS, BLDNUC, etc. I tried making
them AUTOONLY but that didn't work - any ideas?
Thank you,
Scott
-Original Message-
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System
Are you sure AUTOONLY doesn't work for BLDCMS, BLDNUC? It seems like it
should. Just make sure that the users that need to AUTOLOG these users
(e.g. MAINT, etc.) have the appropriate authority (e.g. a VM:Secure or
RACF rule allowing them to AUTOLOG without passwords, or an
AUTOLOG/XAUTOLOG card
Yet another common misunderstanding:
An AUTOLOG/XAUTOLOG card in the directory makes that a class G user
can XAUTOLOG the target user,
MAINT has sufficient CP classes to allow it to XAUTOLOG any virtual
machine, regardless of XAUTOLOG entries in the CP directory.
(and ESM can changed these rules).
I upgraded to z/VM 5.4 with new release of VMSECURE 8.2 (not sure if
VMSECURE makes any difference). We are using Version 1 (ugh) on F20 shark.
Tried to run the FLASHCOPY command and received reply command complete but
accessing new volume I noticed the label has not even changed. No command
20 Years Ago Today: Birth of the Dot-Com Era
http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/166302/20_years_ago_today_birth_of_the_dotcom_era.html
from above:
In those days, the Internet consisted of regional networks, who were mostly
non-profit cooperatives, and the government funded 'NSFNet'
I've seen this some years ago so there a lot of cobwebs between the synapses. Is a tpn tag floating around somewhere, like on the db/2 server? Maybe in a SCOMDIR NAMES in a :tpn. tag?
David Kreuter
Original Message Subject: [IBMVM] A Strange Use Of AUTOLOGFrom: Michael Coffin
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