Amen! Hear Hear.
On 2/12/09 11:03 AM, Jim Bohnsack jab...@cornell.edu wrote:
I think whether NEEDPASS YES is still needed is an it depends and
should be left to the customer. What is needed, however, is a
re-engineering or a redesign or rethinking of how and where it is
defined in DIRMAINT.
We're trying to use the LPR command from a z/VM 5.4 system to print to a
windows print server. The problem we're having is we'd like the print
file to be identified with a user different from the logon user. Is
there some kind of option on the LPR command or global variable to
achieve this?
I
On 2/11/09 2:07 PM, Martin, Terry R. (CMS/CTR) (CTR)
terry.mar...@cms.hhs.gov wrote:
Hi
Thanks to all for your thoughtful input.
I think I see the issue now and it does appear to be a formatting
problem. When I formatted the pack using CPFMTXA I did the following:
When I was prompted to do
Did you format the new paging disks with DSF or CPFMTXA before you attached
them to SYSTEM? If you didn't, then that's the cause of the problem.
received the following error just before the guest came down:
HCP415E Six continuous paging errors have occurred on DASD volume
Work - 410 786-0386
terry.mar...@cms.hhs.gov
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:ib...@listserv.uark.edu] On Behalf
Of David Boyes
Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2009 2:56 PM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: Re: Paging
Did you format the new paging disks with DSF or CPFMTXA
On 2/3/09 10:55 AM, Wakser, David david.wak...@infocrossing.com wrote:
Why would you even, for a second, doubt your sanity?
Vendor is trying to invoke ³not tested configuration² clauses and doing
other assorted whining to avoid providing a fix. I want to get a consensus
response from the
On 2/3/09 11:19 AM, Mike Walter mike.wal...@hewitt.com wrote:
Is this the vendor's long-term answer, requiring old code to support their
app?
Yes, or at least a modified code package that uses the same name as a
package supplied with the OS. They also recommend bypassing dependency
checking to
On 2/3/09 11:57 AM, Mark Post mp...@novell.com wrote:
On 2/3/2009 at 11:27 AM, David Boyes dbo...@sinenomine.net wrote:
On 2/3/09 11:19 AM, Mike Walter mike.wal...@hewitt.com wrote:
-snip-
They also recommend bypassing dependency
checking to force installation of this package, which strikes
Background:
Upgrading a system to current level. Have a vendor product that insists on
the installation of a backlevel component application that causes the
configuration and service management system to report errors in the
configuration. Vendor insists that the backlevel component is the only
On 1/30/09 3:03 PM, joe.dipi...@frit.frb.org joe.dipi...@frit.frb.org
wrote:
Since I am a new to the VM world and have not had a lot of hands on
experience, this may come across as a dumb question.
How would one go about re-labeling VM system volumes if you are using
DIRMAINT?
1.
On 1/23/09 11:02 AM, Alan Altmark alan_altm...@us.ibm.com wrote:
On Friday, 01/23/2009 at 12:20 EST, Martin, Terry R. (CMS/CTR) (CTR)
terry.mar...@cms.hhs.gov wrote:
Is anyone running FTP on z/VM connecting to FTP server on z/OS over a
HiperSockets network? If so can you share with me the
I would suggest splitting it when you can¹t meet your recovery time
objective for the server if it tanks completely. It depends completely on
how fast you can recover.
Consider also that there may be logical break points in the directory tree
that you could address using the Microsoft DFS
You have to capture the messages and parse for:
SPXTAPE DUMP COMMAND COMPLETED ON VDEV vdev(WITH ERRORS)
or the error variations listed in the help file.
This is one of the major reasons why I want a SPXTAPE version that can be
input or output to a PIPE.
On 1/22/09 5:20 PM, James Stracka (DHL US) james.stra...@dhl.com wrote:
Or a WAIT option with return codes.
Except that doesn¹t get rid of the tape requirement...8-)
I just tried this. If you have an external switch connecting the two
VSWITCHes, then this seems to work fine. They¹re all one layer 2 collision
domain, and the external switch seems to glue everything together properly.
If you don¹t have an external switch and you have to use VM TCPIP or a Linux
On 1/15/09 11:11 AM, Florian Bilek florian.bi...@gmail.com wrote:
I am planning to setup RACF in a CSE environemnt. The CSE is on two
different processors. I have read in the Program Directory that in this c
ase
the RACF database mustn't be on a CSE formatted volume since it uses real
On 1/15/09 11:25 AM, Lionel B. Dyck lionel.b.d...@kp.org wrote:
Couldn't you define a very small 3390 volume for this purpose in the storage
subsystem so that at least you're waste is less
Yeah. Minidisks by any other name, but
It¹s just annoying that RACF is so VM-hostile.
Don¹t do this. It will cause all sorts of random problems that you¹ll deeply
regret later.
There are three reserved address spaces in RFC 1918 (192.168.x.x,
172.12.x.x, and 10.x.x.x). I strongly doubt they are using all of these
particularly the 172.12 space seems to be rarely used. If you
Another data point: Apparently this is a overall problem. We've gotten
several reports that the DVDs contain only the base code, and the RSUs did
not ship with it.
On 1/14/09 11:23 AM, Marcy Cortes marcy.d.cor...@wellsfargo.com wrote:
Sounds like IBM SW distribution has screwed up.
If you know that the environment will never need to talk to a specific
subnet, you can overload a subnet, but it¹s a bad idea overall.
If you use it, you will need to insert specific routes in the systems that
use the interconnection. You can insert host routes in a init script so that
it can be
On 1/14/09 11:32 AM, Rob van der Heij rvdh...@gmail.com wrote:
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 5:17 PM, David Boyes dbo...@sinenomine.net wrote:
Don't do this. It will cause all sorts of random problems that you'll deeply
regret later.
Tee hee hee. The random problems are expected when your
How many systems do you need to connect? A few class Cs is a fair amount of
address space (1 class C is 253 usable addresses), and you can easily
optimize the use of addresses using NAT or a virtual router, etc. IPv6 is an
interesting option, but keep in mind that there will need to be some kind
On 1/9/09 9:02 PM, Jim Bohnsack jab...@cornell.edu wrote:
No! Please! Alan's explanation of service naming brought back
memories of trying to make sense out of partial differential equations
before I went into a more simple life, playing with IBM S/360 computers.
Adding in Sun would
On 1/8/09 6:09 PM, KEETON Dave * SDC dave.kee...@state.or.us wrote:
I have need for multiple VLAN memberships also. I keep running into
issues with routing when I have more than one VLAN configured. Does
anyone have any pearls of wisdom in this area? Any docs for advanced
VLAN networking with
On 1/9/09 11:52 AM, Alan Altmark alan_altm...@us.ibm.com wrote:
[stuff about how the service naming goes together (for sufficiently complex
versions of together)]
You know, I could introduce you to some guys at Sun. Together, you guys
could collaborate to make this *really* confusing...
Interesting new attack on SSL-based security - compromise the CA
infrastructure.
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Subject: [ISN] Creating a rogue
Start from scratch unless you still have the VM file you originally
imported. The old code didn't really have a usable export capability (it
was in the OCO part of the SSLSERV code so we couldn't do much about
it), and if you can't get it to IPL, you're not really going to be able
to do much with
On 12/17/08 9:09 PM, Alan Altmark alan_altm...@us.ibm.com wrote:
Thank you for running the test. As Garth Brooks says, Thank God for
unanswered prayers. :-)
Chuckie listens to *country*?
Much becomes clearer. 8-) Do they have both kinds of music there in
Endicott?
-- db
Mark, does that mean the SPE 2 tape is available, or just these individual
PTFs?
On 12/12/08 4:46 PM, Mark Cibula cibul...@us.ibm.com wrote:
Hello Everyone,
All PTFs that pertain to enablement of the z/VM 540 SSL server are now
available and can be ordered. The complete list is available
If there is a Cisco box with layer 3 function enabled on the other side of
the OSA, do a 'show route ospf' in enable mode and let's see what it looks
like for the 5.2 and 5.4 cases.
I have a VM TCPIP stack running level 520 on a z/VM 5.4.0 system. It is
connected to an OSA on one side and a
Please take a look at the the TcpSStatus call in the TCP/IP Programming
Reference to see if it has the details you are wanting. That is one of
the APIs for which no C equivalent exists, though it is possible to use
the output of NETSTAT SOCKETS to convert a socket number to a connection
The COMPARE command provides a simpleminded way to determine if two files
are different, but it gets easily confused. The XCOMPARE utility from
Cornell (on many VM Workshop tapes) proves more sophisticated comparisons,
including the ability to generate CMS UPDATE-compatible files (similar to
the
Slurpd is a very effective way to replicate a LDAP database into another
LDAP.
On 12/9/08 8:19 AM, Rothman, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well actually we are looking into LDAP. However management prefer that the
LDAP live on Linux.
Our programmers use work station based tools and have to
On 12/9/08 10:30 AM, Alan Altmark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
TcpSStatus contains the state information maintainted by the stack in
cooperation with the SSL server. I wanted to know if the state
information it returns it is sufficient to meet the needs of Mr.
Ackerman's programmers. If so, it
1. A second level VM system running on the Dallas First level.
2. On that second level system there are two server machines which have to
be able to communicate with a z/Vos management console in Birmingham via
HTTP.
Can machines on the 2nd level system reach your existing terminals via IP
You can batch up the commands for ICKDSF (the guts of CPFMTXA) to do
multiple drives in series, but CMS is a single tasking OS. You can only do
them serially, or you need to use multiple userids. (note that it doesn¹t
have to be MAINT you can attach the disks to other userids from a
privileged
Another thought: If your disk subsystem supports snapshot, format one
³template² disk using CPFMTXA, attach it to a suitably privileged ID, attach
the new disk to your id, SNAPSHOT from the template to the new disk, then run
ICKDSF CPVOL FORMAT for just cylinder 0 giving the new label and CP
On 12/8/08 11:50 AM, Alan Altmark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On a related note, keep an eye out for our FlashCopy SE (Space Efficient)
support coming to a theater near you in time for Christmas. It will make
this and a lot of other disk-related activities easier:
- Copies that only contain
Note that CUT and DFT only matter for real coax. Not applicable to IP
connections.
Do you know the previous LOGMOD entry he was using on SNA? I think you
needed to have extended data streams turned on for IND$FILE to work (and I
think the IP stuff always provides that bit in response to a RSF).
On Tue, 2 Dec 2008 11:07:47 -0500, Les Geer (607-429-3580)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Unfortunately there is no longer a supported TSM server for z/VM.
Since the TSM/VM version was the only one which ever supported IUCV, is
there any chance of bundling it with the DFSMS code?
I think this is the httpd server on the VM download page (or it used to be
there).
I think the one on the IBM page is the one that Brian Wade did.
Anyway,
I have Webshare.
I don't think it handles SSI's very well or at all. (I'm not being critical,
just an
observation - sure wish it
On 12/2/08 10:17 PM, Alan Ackerman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I installed it on my Mac, so maybe this time I can watch it from my Mac?
Does it work on a Mac?
(The last iteration tried to run on my Mac but hung.)
The test meeting ran fine on my G4 and the newer Intel Macbook.
-0500
To: David Boyes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: WAVV200802
Hi David, I have received the following update regarding your WAVV
Requirement,
User Group Number - WAVV200802
Document Status - Recognized
Title - Provide query capability for active external security manager (ESM)
IBM agrees
On 11/26/08 1:47 PM, Michael Coffin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Let me play devil's advocate for just a minute. WHAT would actually
constitute a virus in a VM/CMS environment?
We don't have the backdoors and automatic program execution stuff
that comes out of Redmond, so you don't have to worry
I am a bit confused. If I use the #cp commands this is permanent ? I
am looking for a temporary fix so I can test , then later place the
needed statements into the directory.
No, you're correct -- if you do it with #CP (or vmcp), it's temporary
until the userid logs off. Once you get it the
One of my acquaintances went through the Foreign Intelligence
Language
Institute in Monterey during a past life and had to learn some
*really*
obscure Native American and Inuit dialects, most of which have less
than
100
living speakers. Wouldn't say what they were for, but some of the
On 11/26/08 10:24 AM, clifford jackson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Is there such athing as Virus Software for z/VM like Norton is for
Windows and such
I smell a boilerplate auditor recommendation.
We built one for email, and nobody was really all that interested.
Intel-based viruses
On 11/24/08 7:12 PM, Schuh, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It reads like the userid is nnn. I do not know where
anyone got the idea that the verb predicate for subject syntax was
good or natural. Is there any spoken language that uses this type of
syntax? (Where is that mother camel?) And
You probably know this, but I think that¹s a compelling argument for a ESM
and using ESM groups to manage LOGONBY authorization. It¹s going to be a lot
cheaper to get VM:Secure (dir mgmt and ESM all in one) than to hack
something up yourself. Use DIRM/RACF if you must, but buy it rather than
build
On 11/25/08 11:38 AM, Alan Altmark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In this case, think of z/OS as z/VM's errand boy. :-) He's a big boy,
with chubby cheeks, to be sure, but slave to the whims of VM. A.
Oh, z/OS! z/OS! Another drink, if you please. Be sure to put an
umbrella in it. A
On 11/24/08 10:07 PM, O'Brien, Dennis L
Dennis.L.O'[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As to the alleged difficulties of configuring SFS, I don't see it. I
opened the book, read it, and configured SFS. It wasn't hard. If you
don't understand VM at all, then everything is hard. If you do
understand
In the dim past, I had to run some 3370s over channel extenders. Try setting
the MIH to about 30 seconds it may not completely fix it, but it might
make things a little better.
On 11/25/08 1:07 PM, Mary Anne Matyaz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I guess my biggest concern is that it hangs the
Sure you can define more NICs.
Log into the virtual machine for each guest.
#CP DEFINE NIC blah bla
BEGIN
#CP DISC
Then you can ssh in and activate the new NIC in YaST. Make sure that you add
the new NIC address to the CP directory entry for the guest so it shows up
on the next logoff/logon of
, David Boyes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sure you can define more NICs.
Log into the virtual machine for each guest.
#CP DEFINE NIC blah bla
BEGIN
#CP DISC
Then you can ssh in and activate the new NIC in YaST. Make sure that you add
the new NIC address to the CP directory entry for the guest
On 11/25/08 5:19 PM, Schuh, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It worked in WWII, but I would be willing to bet that the Soviet Union
and perhaps other countries had/have people trained in Navajo in their
intelligence organizations. It probably would not work again.
One of my acquaintances went
Bob Bolch wrote:
The support for the System Management API servers is enhanced in
5.4.0
to
use this writable saved segment for inter-process communications,
rather
than use SFS to communicate between the SMAPI request servers and
the
worker
machines.
I wonder what prompted them to do
On 11/24/08 1:06 PM, John Franciscovich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My vote's with Bob. Hard-coding stuff like this seems like a user
requirement in the making -- somebody is going to want to have control
over the name. Same problem in DFSMS with hard-coding VMSYS:.
Just to clarify, the name of
The LARS Batch code is available for download from
http://download.sinenomine.net/cmsbatch. AWSTAPE and VMARC formats are
available.
If anyone else would like to make older packages available, please let me know
and we'll be happy to make them available at no charge.
Happy downloading.
--
Interesting bit of editing: during the entire Linux discussion, all we see
is a z/OS master console. 8-)
On 11/20/08 12:02 PM, Bill Munson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good one, but this is a Better VIDEO
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIkuUCjRbUkNR=1
There is XMLPARSE on the VM download page. It's a pipeline filter
that
creates a Rexx structure from a well formed XML document. I've
experimented
with it but never used it for anything significant.
http://www.vm.ibm.com/download/packages/descript.cgi?XMLPARSE
There was an IBM PRPQ called RESLIM that did something like this in the
distant past, but I don't think it was brought forward into the z/VM
era. You could probably do this with Performance Toolkit (I think it has
the idle session monitor information; I'd have to look it up), but there
may be a
It doesn't look like I can use LPR to send the XML document to my
reader
queue. I keep getting truncated at 80 bytes. I can FTP the file
without
any problems, but I sure liked the WAKEUP (RDR as the method to drive
the
server.
Enable NJE in RSCS and use that instead.
If you are not already paying the full license fee for RSCS, you'll need
to speak with your IBM marketeers before enabling RSCS' NJE capabilities
for production work (maybe even for test?).
Proper license management is always the responsibility of the admin.
There are also alternatives that
Completely unsafe. Linux probably will have data in memory that has not
yet been committed to disk, so your snapshot probably will not be
complete or consistent. You need an agent inside the Linux guest that is
conscious of where data actually is at the moment to get a clean and
consistent backup.
The from platform is WIN/XP.
Not a problem if you can specify the command used to print the file.
We have NJE for Windows.
Sure. Send them to me and I'll put them up.
On 11/18/08 1:54 PM, Thomas Kern [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I haven't looked at the copyright statements, but it seemed freely
distributable when I first got a copy. I don't know for sure, but it may
have been on a Waterloo Mods tape for a couple of
I've tried IE 6 and FireFox 2.0.0.6. In both cases the FTP transfer
started and it no sooner started and then finished. The resultant file
of
the transfer was only 1K for what should have been an 2-3GB source
file.
IE6 is known to fail reliably.
Firefox 2 should work, although 3 is obviously
It's dead, Jim. 8-)
AFAIK, all the 32-bit only versions are dead and gone out of service.
-Original Message-
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On
Behalf Of August Carideo
Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2008 4:55 PM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: Z/Vm
You can try. 8-) The code up to and including the 5.3 release won't go much
over 192, even with current service. We have a version of the SSL Enabler
appliance that reflects the latest IBM code if you want to try it.
We also have an alternative that does not have the limitation.
On 11/17/08
I use IE7 or Firefox 3. Both seem to work acceptably. Safari works too, but
the other two are more common.
On 11/17/08 7:53 PM, Raymond Noal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mark,
What do you recommend someone use to download files from the Novell site for
zSeries Linux files? I've tried MS
If you need SSL on z/VM 5.4 right now, please contact me offline. We have a
solution available that can provide it (as well as some additional features
like firewalling and auditing).
On 11/13/08 9:17 AM, Dave Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, Mark.
As things stand right this moment, you
On Nov 13, 2008, at 7:53 AM, Phil Smith III wrote:
Anyone have any tools for converting C header (H) files to COBOL
copybook files? Or experience doing so?
There's an Irish company called Risaris that markets a tool to convert
various kinds of data structures from different environments
I am not sure but I think to remember that there was a discussion
about a
sort of ASCII console for z/LINUX Guests under z/VM.
I think it was a z/VM SVM that uses IUCV to connect to the serial
consol
es
of a z/LINUX Guest.
Is there some news on such a facility such as availability, costs
CP Messages and Codes is probably a good place to start. I've got some
airplane time coming up, so I'll have a look and see if we can be systematic
about this and start a fairly comprehensive list.
IBM, is there a location where all the message codes currently defined are
available? I suppose I
On 11/11/08 8:58 AM, Jihad K Kawkabani [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I do not have a VM system up yet, I will be installing it in December. I
am
just doing planning at this time.
I like how you think. Too few people plan for automation these days.
I think the question is what you plan to use the
That'd be a great starting point. I'd like a copy.
On 11/11/08 1:59 PM, Mike Harding [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I went through this exercise a few months back, working first through
Messages and Codes and picking out those messages I thought to be of
interest for our shop. As we use IBM's
Q CPUID should do the trick, if you¹re talking about getting the info to
authorize running the product on another CPU. The response should look
something like:
CPUID = FFnn
Where:
FF = running in a virtual machine
nn = the CPUID of the machine you¹re running on
= the
It seems our colleagues doing virtualization on Intel have another
possible security
concern to worry about now.
By far the biggest concern related to virtual machine security is
the
threat of
a virtual machine escape. A virtual machine escape is a theoretical
type
of
attack in
Not just possible; proven. It's been done on an Intel Pacifica
chipset,
and there was an excellent paper in IEEE Transactions on Computer
Systems on how it was done.
Sorry, remembered the journal wrong. Was in the Black Hat USA 2007
proceedings. My technical article slushpile is getting too
What effect would this same hack have on the intended target if the
x86
system being targeted was running as a guest under z/VM? Wouldn't the
ill
effects be reduced by the wall between virtual guests inherent with
z/VM?
It would be unlikely to be effective, IMHO, because it would need to be
TAPEMAP. Should be available on any of the VM Workshop tapes; won't
report density correctly on post-3490 drives, but will produce a summary
report of just about everything else you might need. Contact me offlist
if you can't find a copy.
-Original Message-
From: The IBM z/VM Operating
On a similar but disparate subject: Why do we have to use tape to move
SDF
type files from one system to another? I just want to move CMS, GCS
and
the
various system files from one system within CSE to another... But to
do
it,
I have to have a tape drive. It's the only use I have for a tape
David Boyes wrote:
Well, JMS is a Java thing, so CMS-only solutions are pretty much
out.
Did the MQSeries client for CMS die? MQ is very nice.
I'm not sure if anyone put the final stake in it's heart, but it hasn't
gotten any attention recently. As (I think) Dave Jones said, it's still
Well, JMS is a Java thing, so CMS-only solutions are pretty much out.
You'll probably have to write an app that uses SMAPI to create the
userids. Jack Woehr's pigiron gadget will make that a lot easier.
Most of the SMAPI docs are Linux oriented but it's just a template, so
CMS users are
Wouldn't you most likely need a VPN connection to the cell phone?
It may work at work if the cell is connected to the work WIFI but most
everyone nowadays has fire walls to get thru.
Don't know if this got through; data connectivity is spotty in Europe.
There is a Cisco VPN client in the
Before anyone gets *too* carried away, understand that zAAPs and zIIPs
are
for z/OS workloads only. You can't IPL on them and CMS-MT won't
dispatch
any work on them.
My point was to find a way to make use of them that might open the way
to making them useful to VM work. It would obviously
My point was to find a way to make use of them that might open the
way
to making them useful to VM work. It would obviously require IBM to
permit them to be used by non-z/OS workload if it were to happen.
Ah. OK. Their purpose is to offload cycles from MSU-based processors
in
order to
The HTC VX6800 running Windoze Mobile Pro 6.1 already supports a
Bluetooth
keyboard and has literally 12 or 15 terminal emulators. Also, Verizon
Wireless Broadband is now at 3.1 MBPS which is faster than ATT's
service
for the iPhone.
Very true. HTC does some very nice hardware engineering --
Yeah. There are two versions, a free and a pay version. It works pretty well
if you can deal with scrolling the screen. If you have an external video
adapter, it's a lot more useful.
Now, if Apple would ever support a Bluetooth keyboard profile rather than
the onscreen one, then it'd be a darn
The pay version lets you set unusual screen sizes.
On 10/24/08 10:18 AM, Rob van der Heij [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, Oct 24, 2008 at 4:11 PM, Dave Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Found over on the IBM-MAIN list.looks interesting:
http://www.mochasoft.dk/iphone_tn3270.htm
What,
On 10/24/08 11:01 AM, Tom Duerbusch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That is the first thing I've seen that would make me want to get an iPhone.
Are there TN3270 applications available for other products, such as
Blackberry? Or is this rather unique?
They exist for most Windows Mobile phones, and
Which version of VM? Check out the SSL Enabler docs we wrote; that has a
simplified version of the process if you're working with 5.3 or earlier.
On 10/24/08 11:12 AM, Michael Coffin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Folks,
Does anyone know if there is a Redbook, Whitepaper or other good
Would be a clever way to actually make the zAAP specialty engine
useful
to a z/VM system. Someone would have to write a Java operating
system,
and I don't know if the zAAPs can actually do I/O. Still, SET MACHINE
JAVA would be interesting.
Except that the zAAP would only be relevant if you
times earlier, if you want JAVA support on VM, you should install
a
Linux guest and use the up-to-date levels on there.
Java itself is a virtual machine. Maybe a z/Java guest someday?
Would be a clever way to actually make the zAAP specialty engine useful
to a z/VM system. Someone would have
I don't know much about CP's multiple virtual engine support or about
CMS multi-tasking, but could an adjunct engine controlled by CMS
multi-tasking be a path to using zAAPs for JAVA under VM?
Given how UP-oriented and master-processor oriented a lot of CMS-MT is,
and the fact you'd still have
One case similar to this that I saw involved a MS patch inadvertently
changing Windows name resolution away from NetBEUI in a client
configuration as part of a network driver update. Did anything like that
just get pushed out?
Also, are you configuring regular DNS? Modern (post Win2K)
There was one in the distant past. IBM discontinued it at about Java
1.2.
You could probably still get it via RPQ, but it's not very useful at
this point.
Does a JAVA VM for z/VM (CMS) exists? Only asking for curiosity to
play a
round.
.
-- db
David Boyes
Sine Nomine Associates
The z/VM Development Lab is looking for some information regarding
z/VM SSL server usage (this is the SSL for use with the VM TCP/IP
stack). If you currently use the z/VM SSL server or plan to use it
in the next few years, we'd like to hear from you to help guide some
design decisions.
No. The only reason to make a volume CP-owned is if there is actually a
CP data area (like page or spool, etc) on the volume. Everything else
should be normal user volumes.
-- db
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