On a test system with zVM 5.3 someone tried to logon with incorrect
password more than the allowed 5 times. Does anyone know where the 60
minutes or other value is set to allow the user to logon again ?
HCP780E (XAUTOLOG failed for userid -) Maximum password attempts
exceeded, ,
. They must not attempt to logon for 60 minutes, or
else the timer starts again.
Peter
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From: Smith, Ann (ISD, IT) ann.sm...@thehartford.com
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Sent: Friday, October 02, 2009 6:18 PM
Subject: Re: Basic FTP question
I missed your earler post
You can FTP then GET files to the tdisk you previously defined and
accessed as X.
FTP othervm
User:
myuser
Password:
mypassword
get others.exec others.exec.X
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For what it is worth WS_FTP pro works between zVM and Windows PC.
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Sent: Friday, October 02, 2009 3:31 PM
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Subject: Re: Basic FTP question
Can you
5.4 and the
test fix for TCP/IP APAR PK87640, then Filezilla version 3 SSL protected
FTP sessions work just fine.
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Sad to hear the news. You will be missed.
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Sent: Saturday, February 21, 2009 5:06 PM
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Subject: Moving On II
Greetings folks,
The
We used to do the stepped approach until zVM 4.4 or 5.1.
Originally we did CP/GCS and TCPIP then did CMS later.
That was until TCPIP became dependent on CMS.
Now we're Big Bang believers.
If you must do stepped -remember CMS BEFORE or AT SAME TIME as TCPIP.
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From:
I'm not sure what the 'JL' command is but it sounds like you want your
job sysout, jesmsg, etc. to stay over on the JES3 side. You might try
editing the jcl on the VM side to include a //*MAIN ORG statement to
override the origin similar to //*MAIN ORG=jes3node.LOCAL where jes3node
is your zOS BDT
They are finally getting rid of old 3174 control units and we wiill lose
our old 3290 local terminal.
We had set up it's big screen with 4 terminal sessions. 19 plasma
screen. A big deal at the time. It provided the anti-green screens. Kind
of orange-y amber. Supposedly better on your eyes. I
I do remember you can get messages about shared Y- stat for the Y disk.
Same goes for S-stat if you were to copy the 190 disk.
The saved segments have to agree with the minidisks. Use DDR to copy the
old disk to the new disk.
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I also would not create another id.
Just create new MAINT mdisks, do DDR copies and then flip flop the
mdisks in MAINT's directory and DIRM REPLACE. We use DIRMAINT.
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Sent: Friday, June 20, 2008 9:40 AM
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Subject: Moving zVM systems( with linux guests) to new dasd
We are going to be moving our zVM systems to new IBM dasd (DS8300).
In past dasd migrations we had used REXX execs and some assembler code
to basically DDR all volumes from the old dasd to the new.
We would shutdown the system and run the DDR's from one of the other VM
systems.
The zOS dasd is
I am not sure what the options are for external timers and I think the
z9's and probably z10's have some new way of obtaining time.
We currently have external timers that are somehow magically connected
to the zVM lpars. The timers obtain time from a naval observatory.
Anyway, electricians managed
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Subject: How does z/VM obtain time ?
I am not sure what the options are for external timers and I think the
z9's and probably z10's have some new way of obtaining time
It depends on what specific things you want the z/VM systems programmer
to support-such as:
Install and maintain z/VM
any specific IBM and ISV products under z/VM (SES and non-SES)
any existing REXX exec's
any existing Assembler programs
any existing Exits and Mods
guest operating systems such as
Oh and add
Security concerns (support of DIRMAINT and RACF or VMSECURE or TOPSECRET
, or whatever Security products you use.)
From: Smith, Ann (ISD, IT)
Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2008 5:08 PM
To: 'The IBM z/VM Operating System'
Subject: RE: Ten Questions to ask a Prospective z/VM Systems
Still have the VTAM cow here though it may have gone to its final lonely
pasture. (NETVIEW, SAS and other cows are gone now).
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, 2008 6:45 PM
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Subject: Re: Question about virtual tape in a zVM environment
Have you considered how you will get data from the local VTS to the
remote VTS?
Smith, Ann (ISD, IT) wrote:
Thanks. I was hoping to VMTAPE mount the maintenance tapes to the
other VM systems
We are running zVM 5.2 and currently still have manual 3490 tape drives.
We may soon be getting an IBM DS8300 (shared with zOS) with TS1120
virtual tape.
We have 5 VM systems with separate VMTAPE catalogs.
They currently do not have any native physical tape drives planned for
the VM systems.
We
system.
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Subject: Question about virtual tape in a zVM environment
We are running zVM 5.2
Law of Cat Obstruction
A cat must lay on the floor in such a position to obstruct the
maximum amount of human foot traffic.
Smith, Ann (ISD, IT) [EMAIL PROTECTED] 3/24/2008 1:41 PM
We are running zVM 5.2 and currently still have manual 3490 tape drives.
We may soon be getting an IBM DS8300
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Subject: Question about virtual tape in a zVM environment
We are running zVM 5.2
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Subject: Re: [IBMVM] Question about virtual tape in a zVM environment
It's probably me that is confused.
I have been told VM will have virtual
You can use SET SHARE to stop the CPU runaways.
We have one bad app server we decided to cap permanently.
The application code problems have actully been on a Windows server -but
it impacts the oracle db on the mainframe- we just capped the test db
server so it doesn't impact the other servers.
It depends.
The cpu power of a z9 (or now z10) is larger than a z9BC.You need to
consider what 'size' IFL's you're talking about, what kind of
applications- do they do a lot of I/O use cpu, use memory, etc.
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On Tuesday, 12/11/2007 at 11:52 EST, Smith, Ann (ISD, IT)
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We have used SUN/STK dasd for VM systems for years and have exec's and
programs
that make use of the VM command line interfaces- for except 'sibmenu
snap
minidisk'
Rather than using the sibmenu GUI (ISPF on VM
We have used SUN/STK dasd for VM systems for years and have exec's and
programs that make use of the VM command line interfaces- for except
'sibmenu snap minidisk'
Rather than using the sibmenu GUI (ISPF on VM ) interface we code REXX
exec's to process dasd work
(creating dasd volumes, dasd
Thanks Les.
It's just PROP seems like basic VM capability but the cost of the OTC's
for 5 IFL's probably makes it not an option.
We had been under the impression that TCP/IP features were free.
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Title: Removing NETVIEW
Since IBM is dropping VSAM for VM we are eliminating NETVIEW on our VM systems.
It has left some 'remnants' of its previous life on our VM systems.
At system IPL right after the 'directory is brought online' message we see:
HCPCRC8080I NETVIEW is not connected to
Title: VM Tape encryption
Did anyone ever find a good way to encrypt DDR tapes?
I remember folks asking about this a while back.
Also, is anyone using VMBACKUP encryption? Does it meet current regulations?
*
This
For what it's worth-
We run zVM 5.1 and ISPDCSS is at 1F00-1FFF and ISRDCSS is at 2000-20FF.
We don't use any language DCSS's.
What size virtual stoarge does your id have (Q V STOR) and does 'Q
SEGMENT' show anything loaded at the location ISPF wants?
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In addition to 'Q SEGMENT', 'NUCXMAP' might help at least show what's
loaded in the virtual machine.
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From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
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To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: Re:
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