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The problem that we have is that some of the prints come from a CMS
users rdr. The originid is what actually gets passed. If the report came
from the vse system to the CMS user, then the origin id is the name of
the VSE guest, and that can't be changed that I can see. We would need
to somehow
Hi Folks,
Haven't been on here in a while. I have missed you guys ;)
MIT will finally be shutting down it's zVM systems that have been running
remotely at Blue Hill Data's datecenter for the past couple of years. I
am looking into what I'll need to do to do a reasonably thorough DASD
Hi Peter,
I don't have an answer for you though it is nice to know you are alive
and well.
Highest regards,
Jim Hughes
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Depends upon which type of DASD you have. If you're using a SAN, use
the SAN's manager tools to reformat the DASD, 3 passes will do. Or, you
can have IBM come in and scrub it for you. Your regular customer
engineer can perform the reformatting at the SAN level for you. If you
truly require
Greetings,
Yesterday afternoon we had one of our tape operators accidently FORCE off a VSE
machine. We noticed he had Class A in his directory.
If we remove class A what CP commands will he now be unable to perform? Is
there a list of CP Class A commands somewhere?
Thanks,
Mike
What I had done, in the past, was to write a FORCE EXEC that would control
usage (or prompt for confirmation).
Sure it could be bypassed by a simple #CP FORCE, but it would catch the casual
use of FORCE.
Frank M. Ramaekers Jr.
From: The IBM
On the VM downloads page, check out this package
http://www.vm.ibm.com/download/packages/descript.cgi?CMDTABLE
It will generate a file listing all the commands and their priv class.
You can find all of the Class A commands in that file. Be aware,
though, that some commands have multiple priv
Catherine, can you send me that information also i am retiring an IBM DS6800
DASD set. offline at cliffordjackson...@msn.com
Date: Wed, 14 Apr 2010 08:46:00 -0500
From: cmcbr...@kable.com
Subject: Re: Scrubbing DASD
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Depends upon which type of DASD you have.
I would never recommend giving a tape operator class A.. besides FORCE --
they can SHUTDOWN the system .. also XAUTOLOG users.I can't think of any
class A commands offhand that I would want a tape operator to have access
to.
The 'right' way to restrict things is to determine which privileged
Hello Everyone,
I would suggest the ICKDSF REVAL or INSTALL for real DASD (not supported
on the 1750 - DS6800).
Seems to me that ICKDSF INIT with purge and some other parameters would
do what you want.
Or reformat the Ds6800 using the Storage Manager software.
Ed Martin
Aultman
I would never recommend giving a tape operator class A.. besides FORCE --
they can SHUTDOWN the system .. also XAUTOLOG users.I can't think of an=
y
class A commands offhand that I would want a tape operator to have access
to.
The 'right' way to restrict things is to determine which
From an old post on the same subject:
If you are using ICKDSF, you can use TRKFMT function with the CYCLES and
ERASEDATA to do multiple passes.
Scott Rohling
On Wed, Apr 14, 2010 at 8:53 AM, Edward M Martin emar...@aultman.comwrote:
Hello Everyone,
I would suggest the ICKDSF REVAL or
Les -
I checked my code and I'm using DIAG D4.
/Fran Hensler at Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania USA for 46 years
mailto:f...@zvm.sru.edu http://zvm.sru.edu/~fjh +1.724.738.2153
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I doubt that your tape operator needs Class A. Here, that function only has
BDG. I am not sure why it has D. It is probably historical from the time when
there were co-located printers and tape drives. I suspect that BG would be
sufficient.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
Hello Scott,
That is what I was missing. The TRKFMT will work in the DS6800 too
(1750) .
You must have the required CYLRANGE parameter: specify a range of
cylinders and ERASEDATA with (IIRC) Cycles of 3 or more.
Would someone please verify this?
The TRKFMT command performs
Disclaimer: I am a UNIX admin, working with z/VM for the first time.
I only know basic commands and concepts, but really need to get this
working.
Our san is connected, and other LPARs can see the storage. the CHPID
is online. I can attach the storage (ATTACH 5000 to *) and SET EDEV
Are you able to change the origin user ID within the spool file
updated with Diag D4?
Best Regards,
Les Geer
IBM z/VM and Linux Development
I checked my code and I'm using DIAG D4.
The problem that we have is that some of the prints come from a CMS
users rdr. The originid is what actually
Hi Daniel,
The WWPN listed in your Q FCP outputs and that from the SCSIDISC tool are
similar enough that I suspect they are different subchannels on the same
FCP card, and not of your target DASD subsystem. Are there other WWPNs
listed in the SCSIDISC output beyond what you have sent? If so,
/* Sample DIAGD4 EXEC */
/*
Use DIAG D4 to change spool ownerid to original owner.
*/
/* Do a QUERY RDR to find OWNERID */
ownerid = Left(ownerid,8) /* Who sent us spool file */
target = Left(Userid(),8) /* Machine name this EXEC is running in */
Address Command 'DIAGD4' target
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