I didn't catch the beginning of this subject, so I might be way off. But...
Was "set srm stor(?) 300 300 300" or something similar discussed?
A novice VM user and many large guests...a storage problem.
Tom Duerbusch
THD Consulting
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You are all now formally relieved from suspension. BACK TO WORK, NOW! :-)
Mike Harding just pointed on a syntax error in step 8, now corrected
below. That error placed into the example as a proofreading test.
(yeah... that sounds like a pretty good excuse).
But... it has been reformatted even
Um... uh... you all FAILED!! You're all suspended pending a performance
review by a White House subcommittee on instantaneous professional
proofreading. Don't expect to hear from that subcommittee soon, they are
bogged down in other matters. That's my story and I'm sticking to it! ;-)
No one
On Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 8:37 PM, Alain Benveniste wrote:
>
> The z/VM has no expanded storage defined. You're right on this !
> The problem revealed by the users just tickle my mind in the fact that :
> could it be possible that is has nothing to see with my config but rather
> with the 3270 emu
How are the PKI certificates configured on the z/VM system?
Using certificate authority or self-signed certificates?
Did you import the public keys for z/VM using the gskkyman utility of the
GSKADMIN machine?
Ronald Egnot
Operating System Support Unit
Federal Bureau of Investigation
-Ori
Yep... just as soon as I'm done submitting the in-progress Reader Comment
Form per Alan's suggestion.
Mike Walter
Hewitt Associates
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"Mark Post"
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06/17/2010 03:39 PM
Please respond to
"T
>>> On 6/17/2010 at 02:59 PM, Mike Walter wrote:
> OK... let's summarize so that anyone searching the IBMVM-L archives can
> find a more updated and comprehensive set of steps to adding a paging
> volume to z/VM.
Any chance I can get you to add this to wiki.linuxvm.org?
Mark Post
On Thursday, 06/17/2010 at 03:01 EDT, Mike Walter
wrote:
> Thanks to Rich Corak, Jonathan Quay, Richard Schuh, and Mark Wheeler for
> their updates to my off-hand non-exhaustive list, posted just before I
had
> to venture off for a meeting. It's a pity that there's not an indexed
> shortcut sa
OK... let's summarize so that anyone searching the IBMVM-L archives can
find a more updated and comprehensive set of steps to adding a paging
volume to z/VM. Everyone does search the archives before asking
questions, right!!?
FYI: the IBMVM-L listserve archive can be searched from any browser
Marcy
We didn't run any Jobs. We just played the minimal to officialize the
doc. The few batch we do was to restore our VTS. So, only batch
tapes... Time was good !
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Le 17 juin 2010 à 20:45, Marcy Cortes
a écrit :
That is possible.
Did you run any jobs on z/OS? H
That is possible.
Did you run any jobs on z/OS? How'd they run?
Marcy
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Subject: Re: [IBMVM] Multi
thanks for your help
Thanks Richard for your help
The z/VM has no expanded storage defined. You're right on this !
The problem revealed by the users just tickle my mind in the fact that : could
it be possible that is has nothing to see with my config but rather with the
3270 emulator or something around with the network ? a slow display on the
Jon,
I have checked if I hadn't define more processors than I have in reality. I
have tested to give just 1 proc for each partition. I got the same result.
Should I test 2 ?
All the MDISK are defined in a nolog machine this way : MDISK C000 0 1113,
2655, 3339, 10017 volser MWV. I didn't code th
The 'biggest one' has less than 2G. 0% paging. Activity was close to zero.
Poor activity in the cache too...
I checked for the quicdsp option. In place too... DASD array is a DS8000
supersized in ficon. The machine there is a z9 S38 globaly 10 more powerful
than the one we have at home. CPU nev
First, I would not give 8 virtual CPUs for each z/OS guest but rather start
with 2 VCPUs and see if the workload demands more. If z/VM only has 8
physical CPUs, you seem to have created a 8:1 virtual/real CPU ratio which
could cause significant overhead and possible thrashing.
Does z/VM 5.3 have
OK, but do they add up to more than 20G?
i.e. are you paging?
Marcy
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Marcy
The sizes of those zOS under z/VM are exactly the sizes they have in lpar at
home...
Alain
Le 17 juin 2010 à 19:23, Marcy Cortes a écrit :
> What's the memory size of each of those 8 virtual machines?
>
>
> Marcy
>
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What's the memory size of each of those 8 virtual machines?
Marcy
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Back from a DR test, the feedback I have from users is that a simple 'ent
er'
on z/OS generate a xSYSTEM, short for me, but really embarassing for the
users...
We run a zVM530 with 8 zOS in 1.8 as guest, 20G real storage, 4000mips. A
ll
the DASD are defined as MDISK with MW. I gave access to the 8
And to ensure that you have slots available to use with the DEFINE CPOWNED
command, place a
CP_Owned Slot 255 RESERVED
statement at the end of your CP_Owned statements in SYSTEM CONFIG. This will
cause all 255 slots (unless otherwise specified) as RESERVED. If they're not
defined a
To expand a little farther. To add the new device to your running system, you
need to enter the command DEFINE CPOWNED SLOT nnn volid OWN before you attach
it to SYSTEM. Without that, it will not be used until after the next IPL.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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Also, if doing this on the fly, you need to find a free slot with QUERY
CPOWNED and then add the volume with DEFINE CPOWNED. Then and only then
attach the volume to SYSTEM. Defining cyl 0 as perm is also unnecessary
for modern releases of VM.
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No need forCP START DASD rdev PAGE
CP START DASD is nothing more than undrain.
If you haven't done DRAIN, don't bother with START.
Edits to Mike's sequence:
- Find an available DASD volume accessible to your z/VM system.
- Find (or decide on) a label "volser" for the soon-to-be paging volum
Hi,
I am trying to get the ftps client to work in z/VM 5.4 going to a SLES11
server. So far, pure-ftpd secures the control channel only. Data channel
security isn't supported in the SLES11 distribution version, and due to our
site's aggressive scanning policies, I'm not eager to support a separ
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