Re: Adding a second CSS

2010-03-19 Thread Michael Coffin
Hi Greg, Yep, that was it - and I think I understand the syntax a little better now that we have a working set of parms (I was also confusing the values of CSS and RCSS). So now I have all of the CHPIDS online to my TEST LPAR: q chpids 0 1 2 3

Re: Adding a second CSS

2010-03-19 Thread Gregg
Grrreat! They are stored in HSA and will survive an IPL but without a couple more steps not a POR. To make them permanent, 1.) update the IOCP 2.) write out a slot, one not in use or the next slot, according to local traditions eg 'IOCP iocpFN ( ICP DYN WRTAn' -- were An is the slot you want to

Re: Adding a second CSS

2010-03-19 Thread Michael Coffin
Hi Greg, Many thanks for all the info! Yep, dynamic I/O is pretty cool - no more waiting for a POR (something which was never a problem for us in the past as we ran in BASIC mode on our own box, but now we are on an LPAR sharing a big z10 with some other groups, so we need to get concurrence

Re: FCONAPPC...

2010-03-19 Thread Eginhard Jaeger
Or you can pass the FCONAPPC subcommand with the PERFKIT invocation as PERFKIT FCONA to connect to the APPC/VM default resource FCXRES00 (*not* FCXRESOO). (Multiple subcommands can be appended as arguments with the PERFKIT command, separated by semicolons, to be executed FIFO once

Re: VM/ESA TCP/IP and VSWITCH

2010-03-19 Thread Billy Bingham
Well I'm guessing it can't. I have the following in my TCPIP PROFILE: DEVICE OSA1LCS600 ; LINKOSA1LNK ETHERNET 0 OSA1 ;

Re: VM/ESA TCP/IP and VSWITCH

2010-03-19 Thread Mike At HammockTree
Hi Billy I'm no expert at this, but you've defined your device as a LCS device, not a QDIO. A VSwitch has to be QDIO, so you need to change your device (and link) statements accordingly. For instance, I have DEVICE OSAQDIO OSD 0440 PORTNAME OSA1 PRIROUTER AUTORESTART LINK

Re: VM/ESA TCP/IP and VSWITCH

2010-03-19 Thread Rich Smrcina
The doc for TCP/IP for VM/ESA FL320 (which ran on VM/ESA 2.4) is still on line. There is no indication of QDIO device support in the Planning manual. Unless is was added after GA. On 03/19/2010 11:17 AM, Billy Bingham wrote: Well I'm guessing it can't. I have the following in my TCPIP