Too cool for real life apparently.
Not archived... We shoud say recycled, reclaimed, reused for stuff like complex
networking and security work!
Marcy
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On 6/23/10 6:51 PM, "Rich Smrcina" wrote:
> On 06/23/2010 05:43 PM, Howard Rifkind wrote:
>>
>> A friend of mine stated that CICS can run native under z/VM with z/OS
>> being present.
There was a CICS/VM about 20 years back that did not require a guest OS,
however it was withdrawn ages ago. The
As far as I can remember, only the LPR/LPD functions were cost-free. The
other RSCS functions (ie, any NJE function, IP SNA or CTC) required a
license.
The General Info manuals would probably have that information, or you could
look at the announcement letters on IBMlink.
On 6/23/10 4:33 PM, "P
On Wednesday, 06/23/2010 at 05:51 EDT, Paul Nieman
wrote:
> We are running z/VM Version 4.3. What functionality of RSCS was
> included in the base at that point? Where can I go to find this?
The TCP/IP Planning book contains a chapter on configuring an RSCS print
server and tells you what fun
On Wednesday, 06/23/2010 at 07:03 EDT, Ron Schmiedge
wrote:
> There was. Announced in 1985 and EOS was Dec 31 1993. Program Product
> 5684-011.
Wow. Good ol' CICS/VM. I did some testing of CICS/VM R3, ca. 1989, which
never saw the light of day. It was a pretty cool product (hey, it used
S
I worked for a shop "back in the day" that ran a product from Unicorn, that
was essentially a CICS emulator for VM. They had a few apps that they had
ported over from real CICS. As I recall, the thing was a real pain to get
working. It also had a VSAM replacement.
On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 6:43 PM,
There was a CICS/VM in 1987. You can google "cics/vm" and learn a little bit
more.
http://www-01.ibm.com/software/htp/cics/35/80s/
IBM killed it before it could gain acceptance.
Rumor was that it ran better than it did on MVS :)
From: The IBM z/VM Operating Sy
There was. Announced in 1985 and EOS was Dec 31 1993. Program Product
5684-011.
It's EOS date was listed in the Licensed Products Migration Matrix for z/VM
5.3 from 2005 on the IBM web site.
On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 4:43 PM, Howard Rifkind wrote:
> A friend of mine stated that CICS can run nat
I would ask him to explain 'with z/OS being present' - and then ask him to
explain 'native' ;-) Maybe those words don't mean what he thinks they do
or what you think they do? The 'presence' of z/OS seems especially
ambiguous in his statement.. what the heck does that mean? Lurking
nearby?
Back in the 1980's I recall an IBM product called CICS/VM being available.
I'm not sure if it is still around today, nor whether it required a z/OS
guest - try Googling or searching ibm.com.
-Mike
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:ib...@listserv.uark.edu] On
Behalf Of Howard Rifki
Maybe he saw the size of a machine where CICS was running under VSE and
thought, because of the size difference when compared to what z/OS needs, it
was CICS that had been IPLed. :-)
There are some CICS SVCs. It might be necessary to IPL z/OS when they are
changed. Maybe he was confusing an IPL
CICS can run as a started task under z/OS or as a long running job under
z/VSE. But there is no native implementation of CICS for VM (at least
not any longer :( )
On 06/23/2010 05:43 PM, Howard Rifkind wrote:
A friend of mine stated that CICS can run native under z/VM with z/OS
being prese
A friend of mine stated that CICS can run native under z/VM
with z/OS being present.
I find this hard to believe and have never heard of this
being done in any size, shape or form.
I think he is blowing wind.
Can anyone comment on this.
If there is any truth in this please advise w
On 06/23/2010 03:33 PM, Paul Nieman wrote:
We are running z/VM Version 4.3. What functionality of RSCS was
included in the base at that point? Where can I go to find this?
Paul Nieman
General Information or Program Directory.
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We are running z/VM Version 4.3. What functionality of RSCS was
included in the base at that point? Where can I go to find this?
Paul Nieman
Hello,
A new z/VM Red Alert will be posted tonight at:
http://www.vm.ibm.com/service/redalert/
June 2010
VM64793 provides support for the protected-key CP Crypto Assist Functions
(CPACF) available on the IBM System z10 processors. Guest support is
provided such that guests may execute the new
Thanks everyone for helping. I've checked and still couldn't get
anywhere. I'm going to restart the SYSRES copy and see if I encounter the
same
issue again.
___
Troy Slaughter | Software Consultant | Mainframe Platfor
Rick,
We checked into NPIV support within Redhat. Apparently releases prior to R5
did not support NPIV as shipped, but according to Redhat NPIV is supported in
R5. We are at R5.4. We are checking to see if there might be some Redhat
configuration that must be performed to support NPIV.
I THINK (though am not sure, and do NOT understand why) that the FCP
driver in Linux must support NPIV, so check if your RH release has
NPIV support for FCP.
-- R; <><
On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 12:53, Robert J McCarthy
wrote:
> Rick,
> Thank you for the quick response. We did receive the "
Rick,
Thank you for the quick response. We did receive the "busy" message in
additions to the "erp failed" message when I had both linux guests defined to
the same channel path. When using different channel paths the "busy" message
went away. As far as NPIV, we have NPIV turned on at the Broc
For the problem you describe, I would expect a specific "busy" message.
> tdcrac02 kernel: zfcp: unit erp failed on unit 0x0020 on port
> 0x5001738001820141 on adapter 0.0.8001
In any case, are you using a shared physical FCP adapter? You'll then
also need NPIV.
Without NPIV, a sin
I have updated the web site with information on how to assemble and
link this program with some sample JCL.
http://www.vm.ibm.com/devpages/jelliott/mvscpcmd.html
We are planning to set up an Oracle RAC environment with two linux guests
on the same vm lpar. They will be accessing the same fcp disk. The proble
m
that we are having is as as follows:
The 1st guest is booted. An "lszfcp -D" command displays all of the
expected information including the WWPN
As part of the Hercules community, there are tape/awsfile conversion
programs. They are in the files area of the H390-VM group on Yahoo.
TAPECONV fn ft fm - will read tape on 0181 and write data to fn ft fm
AWS2TAPE fn ft fm - will read file fn ft fm and write it to tape on 0181
The CMS fil
Hello VMers,
I had participated the list some years ago.. And now should return to VM
again... We should archive our disks/ tapes to PC storage..
I used the package CMSDDR to archive disks.. But CMSDDR does not copy
tape to CMS file.
Maybe somebody had the same problem and can advi
> I know that I can do this easily from z/VSE, but what about z/OS?
Frank:
Get my MVSCPCMD package from
http://www.vm.ibm.com/devpages/jelliott/mvscpcmd.html
Jim
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