On Wednesday, 06/01/2011 at 01:58 EDT, Danny Padilla
wrote:
> Sounds GreatWhats the next step ?
Have a *PRIVATE* conversation with the OP. :-)
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off
f Ch. 9 (CMS File
System) of the CMS Application Development Guide for Assembler
- Replacing Records
- EDF Data Integrity
- Extending the file
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ght people. Heads up: They don't hang out here.
This is a case, again, where you can ask your IBMers or BPs to set up a
conference call. Where particular software is involved, I suggest talking
to whoever is responsible for that software. (HW architects cannot solve
SW availability proble
can be associated with an HMC user for whom no User Profile exists. Except
for the fact you can't use them for authentication purposes, they are
conceptually the same as user profiles.
2. Create one or more "User Patterns". This is a pattern that, when
matched against a login ID (
et the rest of the system know what it is
you've done.
My recommendation: Create all the stacks you want, but leave TCPIP & Co.
alone. Use the suite as your "master" TCP/IP instance, even if you don't
bring them up.
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I
am which is getting control and messing with
those disks.
In any case, call it in and let the Support Center help you figure it out.
That's what you pay them for. :-)
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ctory server
(Active Directory).
Leave the HMC behind the RSA gear. It's not like general users of the
operating systems are going to need HMC IDs.
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HMC is via HTTPS
Over time, expect to see the HMC continue to expand its role as a
management endpoint in your System z world. Naturally, this is an
evolving story, so keep your 3270 emulator handy.
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On Tuesday, 05/24/2011 at 10:54 EDT, Marcy Cortes
wrote:
> Where can we find more about z196 HMC 2.11 customization?
The What's New task on the HMC (new in 2.11) describes changes, hopefully
in more detail than the What's New part of the HMC book (avail on
ResourceLink). At SHARE in Anaheim,
ent. (I know about SSI but that is
> so limited by 4 systems to be almost useless. and btw it is still
> unannounced)
A *product* that contains SSI/LGR is not announced. The Statement of
Direction to provide the function IS announced.
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message.)
The device driver constructs that message by combining two entries from
the TCP/IP message repository. The first part is defined with severity
"I"; the second part severity "E". The mechanism that builds messages in
TCP/IP uses most recently retrieved severi
completely deactivated.
If the LPAR is deactivated with no delay, then there will be no message
since the blessed darkness comes instantly.
Whether or not you see a delay at LPAR deactivation depends on what
machine you have. The delay from the HMC used to be 0 (e.g. no delay) and
was changed in z
that is destined to be relayed to a remote host.
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use all spooled SMTP BATCH files from any user to be given to
SOMEUSER. You could say PURGE instead of TRANSFERto SOMEUSER if you wish.
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|| '.' || num4
That's ok for an intermediate result for sorting, but dogma requires that
include "i" in there so that you can relate it back to the original list.
A dotted-quad element with leading zeros is traditionally interpreted as
octal.
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st in z/Manager was for the Workload
piece where
> they claim it will give z/OS Workload Manager type control over z/VM
processes
> any idea on this?
If you're interested in ensembles, then you need to be on z/VM V6. There
is no support for them in 5.4.
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Virtual
Switch.
Guest LANs are isolated LAN segments. Virtual Switches are bridged LAN
segments.
(Your problem with VLAN 1 vs. VLAN 485 is described in my previous post.)
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.
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Subject: [IBMVM] Create z/VM Layer 2 VLAN / VSwitch
Hi,
i am
that the adapter will be restarted when an "adapter-initiated START LAN"
is received. I.e., the carrier signal is heard.
APPLICABLE COMPONENT LEVEL/SU:
R530 PSY UK53847 UP10/01/28 P 1001
R540 PSY UK53848 UP10/01/28 P 1002
R610 PSY UK53849 UP10/01/28 P 1001
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CMS and CP don't.
CMS FORMAT and DSF write R0 and HA with zeros. Use DDR "PRINT 0 0 0" to
see them. Each time you WRITE R0, you erase the track.
Track capacity is determined by using formulae described in the book with
data from the READ DEVICE CHARACTERISTICS command.
Alan Al
On Friday, 05/20/2011 at 11:55 EDT, Tom Huegel wrote:
> Thanks Alan that actually is a great help. I wish I could find what the
format
> of content of R0's data area is.
There is no architected format. It's for the OS to use as it wishes.
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igurable. It is built dynamically
in HCPBOY at run time. Look at the use of ORDPRLO
(protected,low-intensity) in the SKLSTAT structure. You will need the
High Level Assembler to reassemble the module. Of course, changing that
does not help if you press ENTER before you log on.
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HA content is part of the proprietary disk
architecture, but you'd have to raise a problem to your storage vendor to
find out.
R0 doesn't have any special format except that it is 8 bytes with KL=0.
The most r
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at VARY ON time (default = no), or lets a product like IBM Tape
Manager for z/VM do it whenever it wants to mount a tape, releasing the
drive when the tape is unmounted.
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of
eath to
the other!"
So rather than get into this situation, the network architects typically
don't allow a LAN segment to extend beyond a single wiring closet. That
doesn't mean you shouldn't ask, but it does mean you shouldn't be
surprised if the answer comes back "No&qu
e says,
"*I* can relocate a server to a different rack in case it starts to
overheat!" you can stick out your tongue and then say "*I* can relocate a
server when I want to. My machine doesn't overheat." :-)
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you describe could happen. All I/O from all LPARs would
be intercepted and routed to another LPAR that does the real I/O on
everyone's behalf. It would look like a CEC-wide VSWITCH. But it's not
clear to me that System z should invest in that model at the expense of
other capabi
nfoprint.com/internet/dcfdata.nsf/vwWeb/P4000198.
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o scan the entire line. If you have sequence numbers you can
use MARGINS to control it. (Can use #pragma margins/nomargins as well.)
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way to automate the conversion that they can
> share? As mentioned in another thread, I do have THE and REXX on my
> Linux which could be used.
What 72 character restriction are you talking about, Tony? There is no
such restriction in VM.
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e if you woke up a sleeping operating system just to ask it if it
had any work to do. That would be bad. :-)
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an "out of network" failover scenario, then you
build that with a traditional virtual router. The vrouter can itself be
on a VSWITCH in order to protect its paths to the physical switch.
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rbuff setting from the default to 300%, 300%,
200%.
Why? If you put it back to the defaults, does the problem go away?
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LOL. 5.3. "never mind" :-)
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m, as CMS doesn't care if an
exec is compiled or not. You can use the SVCTRACE ON command to see
what's happening. HELP SVCTRACE for details. (CP SPOOL 00E TO * before
you start so that you can use RDRLIST and PEEK to look at the trace.)
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G conditions are not really supposed to happen and CP shouldn't get
hung in a VARY.
(FVVO "not really" and "shouldn't")
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IP address. Here is his MAC address" I've
seen this happen on Windows.
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edistribute that data in some other fashion. I think that would be your
easiest path. (Kind of what people do with WAKEUP.) In your case, pull
the data, associate it with the called program and some sort of invocation
correlator, then Event_Signal your own monitor.
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program stack events. If you
tell us what you're trying to accomplish, perhaps we can provide some
guidance.
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it that can be
set that overrides CP w.r.t. passwords on commands, recognizing that the
SYSTEM CONFIG setting is for humans, not programs. But if the program
insists on emulating a human (Address CMS), then it will fall afoul of the
SYSTEM CONFIG setting.
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e
RACF Security Administrator's Guide.
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LINK and AUTOLOG statements in the appropriate directory entry. If you
simply MUST make a disk vulnerable to improper access by storing its
password on some other disk (i.e. in an exec), then use ADDRESS COMMAND
"LINK..." as that will override the no-password-on-LINK directive.
Alan Al
I don't remember seeing a response to this. Dedicated dasd are not eligible.
All minidisks are eligible for minidisk cache, subject to MINIOPT statements
and SET MDCACHE commands.
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, the ESMs provide more functionality than CP by himself.)
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The ftp client supports only negotiated SSL/TLS per RFC 4217.
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to recreate it, it will
fail, as the authority to the file is deleted if the file itself is
deleted.
In a FILECONTROL directory, R/W access to the directory does not imply R/W
access to all the files in it!
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e TCP/IP virtual machine. Verify the
:Attach tag values, as specified for this device in the
DTCPARMS file, are correct.
I grant you, it's a horrible message for those not steeped in the lore of
S/370-XA I/O, and the above explanation in the book is a bit "thin" on
problem
ofile, the cached entry is not changed. You have two
choices:
1. Logoff/Logon the user (recreates the ACEE)
2. SETROPTS GENERIC REFRESH
I haven't verified this via testing.
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license controls. I have no idea what the provisioning
capabilities will be for System x in the zBX, whether it will be with
dedicated (a la PowerVM) or shared CPU capacity.
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.
If you find that some vendor is trying to price differently on zBX, start
asking questions.
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) System x KVM hypervisor.
- All of the warranty/service activities are handled as they are for
traditional z
It's easiest (IMO) to think of it as a single multi-architecture
mainframe.
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or message, and an
RLIST ALL of the relevant VMMDISK profile.
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ry off..."
> and "vary on..."?
No. As long as the LPAR is active, the CPU is dedicated to it.
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On Thursday, 04/07/2011 at 08:26 EDT, "Gentry, Stephen"
wrote:
> One reason may be that 6.1 is sun downed before 5.4. All be it by a few
> months, so my point may be mute.
That wouldn't make any sense. Long before 6.1 goes EOS, there will be a
new release.
Alan Altma
Following up on Nick Harris' expectation to see a change to QUERY CPLEVEL
after applying COR service to CP, I'd like to open a discussion on how
folks perceive service levels. That is, is there some way that you feel
IBM should express the concept of 'service level'?
For the sake of discussion
al) model group, then your MLC increases.
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s? Only an RSU will
change the Service Level number. (The concept of "Service Level" is nice.
In practice, however, it leaves something to be desired.)
More importantly, what were you expecting to see?
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specify
a console of CONSSYSG in the loadparm.
Don't use the "Configure 3270 Sessions" app. That's for creating telnet
sessions.
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act as a
> local 3270 terminal to serve as VM console just like 7060?
The 9672 has an integrated 3270 console (one per LPAR), but it does not
have the OSA-Integrated Communications Console (OSA-ICC), which is a
closer match to the 3270 support in the Multiprise.
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CP doesn't virtualize multiple channel sets.
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of course. :-) But why would you put z/VM 5.4
on a z10? Use z/VM 6.1 instead. If they bought z/VM V5 and have S&S,
they're entitled to z/VM V6.
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On Wednesday, 04/06/2011 at 10:57 EDT, Dave
wrote:
> Sometimes you have to vary the device off and on before the system
detects a
> new VOLSER.
When a guest DETACHes a volume, CP re-reads the volser.
(btw, Dave, you have reply-to: set to your id.)
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of
the risks of such a configuration.
(go to commercial for platform-specific backup/restore software)
And now you're caught up. You'll have to watch the rest of the episode to
find out what happens next. It's not what you think
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s discussed, but you wouldn't know it from my original
response. :-)
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> network, VPN etc?..?
If you go into the ResourceLink Library and follow the zEnterprise Unified
Resource Manager link, you will find
- Introduction to Ensembles
- HMC Operations Guide for Ensembles
- Ensemble planning & configuration
- Ensemble performance management
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le for the Good Dobees.
"Please stay away from the glass, sir... sir? Sir?!? He was here just a
moment ago watching The Application. Wha'? What was that? Did you hear
th-"
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our "z/VM Social
Media Cloud". (I get points for using "Cloud" and "Social Media" in the
same business context, right?)
And if I wrote all my ideas down, no one would ever hire me. ;-)
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On Tuesday, 04/05/2011 at 10:46 EDT, Jeff Gribbin
wrote:
> (I'm guessing he uses it to line the bottom of Chuckie's cage )
I am taking names. Irrelevantly, one notes that it is common in some
parts of the world to discover scorpions in your shoes. "Hey, let's be
careful out there!"
C.
T
> Ready; T=0.01/0.01 10:48:08
I see mixed vs. upper case. If you're going to store the keys with
mixed-case labels, then you probably need to issue the command in an EXEC:
newkey = "ekmcert030911a"
address command "CP SET TAPE 704 REKEY" newkey
Just a gu
It's time for me to update my Best Practice for VSWITCH definition With
the changes that were made to z/VM 6.1 for zEnterprise ensembles, but
which benefit non-ensemble configurations, there's a new sheriff in town.
Forget "VLAN 666". Here's what you really want to see:
DEFINE VSWITC
the
traditional RACF way such that a generic profile would cover it, but
instead as a database of associated VLANs. So if the list comes back
empty, then CP will give the guest access the to default VLAN id for the
VSWITCH.
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be authorized for the default VLAN ID specified on DEFINE VSWITCH.
This is why I like to see
DEFINE VSWITCH VSE4DD11 VLAN 666
where 666 is a VLAN ID that the vswitch is not now and never shall be
authorized to use. This ensures that you have an explicit authorization.
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Yes."
But I'm an easy-going kind of guy and I'll say it any way you want as long
as the numbers add up! And in the interests of creating confusion, I don't
mean "z/VM *mode* LPAR", but "an LPAR [one or more LPARs] running z/VM".
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On Friday, 04/01/2011 at 04:16 EDT, Mike Walter
wrote:
> But that seems at odds with the deal we worked out with our local IBM
> marketeers for two z196 EC's, each with 16 IFLs and 32TB of storage; and
two
> z/VM 6.1 licenses, and the all many IBM and ISV products we needed -
with IBM
> owin
ECs must have the same
Enterprise ID.)
- Add all the CPU numbers together.
The price of z/VM is based on that total. Note that as the number of CPUs
goes up, the average z/VM license cost per CPU goes down. (At your 4th
CPU you start to see the price go down.)
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Unfortunately you need more than a watch to figure out what's happening.
You need to look at the reports from your fave performance monitor.
That will tell you if i/o service times changed and in what way. Without
that you're just guessing.
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rectory must be managed separately. If you
have ESM (e.g. RACF) protection for SFS, then the ESM can things like
groups to make life easier.
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mobil
ion. (They have their own
built-in firewalls, too.)
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t with a modern infrastructure built with PMTUD in mind, it's an
effective way to optimize local LAN communications without creating a
fragmentation problem elsewhere in the network. As a bonus, it
automatically corrects a misconfigured MTU size.
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ones get through but larger transfers hang. Time to get my
networking
> hat on :-)
Look at your MTUs.
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for more than one CEC
> do it as a portal for the intra/internet
You've pretty much got it, though "everything an SE can do" is possible
only via Single Object Operations. I would also say that the SE's primary
job is the run the CPC (CEC). The HMC's primary
On Saturday, 03/26/2011 at 05:06 EDT, George Henke/NYLIC
wrote:
> Alan Altmark wrote:
>
>
>
> Our networking people say the SE's are reachable from our corporate
intranet so
> that we can provide redundance for two mainframes, 1000 miles apart.
>
> But I su
DEFINE VSWITCH VLAN 666 NATIVE nnn
SET VSWITCH ... GRANT userid VLAN vvv
Where: 666 is some VLAN that is NOT authorized on the trunk.
nnn is the default VLAN id of the switch
vvv is the VLAN you want the specified guest to use
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A and one on B want to talk to each other, the
traffic will flow into the VSWITCH, down the OSA, out of the box, into the
router, and back.
This may generate a requirement to reassign IP addrs so that those two
servers are placed in the same subnet, with no need for traffic to flow
out of the bo
e posted by Dale is antiquated (sorry, Dale). CMS has a
DMSPASS CSL routine that should be called these day. It handles password
phrases (supported by both IBM and CA) that Dale's VERPASS does not.
Please see http://www.vm.ibm.com/devpages/altmarka/dmspass.exec
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g time. Just
don't expect RENAME and ERASE to obey the rules. I think they are atomic
operations.
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No, NOPASSWORD will not stop revocation for inactivity. For that you need
the z/OS-inspired PROTECTED attribute. IBM is aware of the requirement.
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you never see a mix and you never see the file while
it is open and being written to - you see the old version. And if you
erase a file in a FILECONTROL directory, all authorizations are lost.
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to others as soon as the file is
closed.
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gh you will
find that restriction still in some host software. DEFINE VSWITCH does
not have such a restriction.
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atements.
>
> DIRM FOR $DIRCTL$ GET
> CP Q CPUID
> XEdit $DIRCTL$ DIRECT (and update)
> DIRM FOR $DIRCTL$ REPlace
Just use the DIRM DIRECTORY command. It's easier, quicker, and less prone
to error.
Alan Altmark
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ile content didn't match the primary system. (slap forehead)
I suggested to one of the developers that satellites should turn off MDC
for all config and db disks if their partner DIRMAINT server is on a
different system.
Alan Altmark
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tive node. I presume your use of the same minor node in
two different major nodes is because they have different settings in each
one.
The folks on IBM-MAIN probably have a better answer.
Alan Altmark
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existed long before, they have been in the VM product since
CMS Level 7 or 8, IIRC. We're up to level 25 now.
> Where are the "cheat sheets"?
http://www.vm.ibm.com/pipelines/
Start with Will Roden's Pipelines online tutorials.
Alan Altmark
z/VM and Linux on System z
if employing this technique.
If EMC told the customer that they can create MDISKs (DEVNO or otherwise)
on TYPE UNSUPPORTED dasd, they were wrong.
BTW, "Snapshot" is a function in the IBM RAMAC Virtual Array (RVA)
Alan Altmark
z/VM and Linux on System z Consultant
IBM System Lab Services
On Thursday, 03/17/2011 at 04:23 EDT, "Wandschneider, Scott"
wrote:
> Did the understanding that was reached between IBM and EMC result in
> available PTFs for z/5.4 or is the support only found in z/VM 6.x?
I think it was before z/VM 5.4.
Alan Altmark
z/VM and Linux on Sys
ted".
I think you should be able to use T-disk, however.
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nted for you as "next tape".
Alan Altmark
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27;t he? The tape management software must be
willing to unassign the drives when tapes are unmounted.
Alan Altmark
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IBM and EMC came to an understanding a while back. You no longer need to
define emc dasd as unsupported.
Regards,
Alan Altmark
IBM Lab Services
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