Steve,
You need to increase your MAXUSERS setting by doing a FILESERV REGENERATE
for the file pool.
Although it's buried, the 51010 reason code is mentioned in Chapter 5 of
the CMS File Pool Planning, Administration, and Operation manual:
What Happens When the Limit is Reached: Logical
Did VSWSVC01 used to be an IP VSWITCH? Have you made the appropriate
change in the Linux configuration files to make the interface Layer 2?
Regarding the Q NIC output, it looks like you must have all the latest 6.
1
service on because there's now a QUERY NIC Class B command. If you wish
to
Glad it's working now.
I believe all you need to do to enable Layer 2 is what you already did -
setting QETH_LAYER2_SUPPORT to '1'.
Leave LLADDR blank. Then Linux will use the MAC address assigned to the
virtual NIC.
I agree with what David said about using ETHERNET. In addition, if you
want to use Link Ag, you have to use ETHERNET. :-)
Sue
If you have defined your VSWITCH exactly like you first mentioned:
define vswitch lnxvsw1 portname lnxvsw1 rdev 9004
then your problem is the PORTNAME. rdef 9004 is being treated as
additional portnames. Like Alan said, leave it off.
See the syntax note for DEFINE VSWITCH:
Notes:
FYI, as noted at http://www.vm.ibm.com/perf/tips/prgapar.html, APAR
VM64513 did improve performance when erasing large SFS files.
This does beg the question, is there any significant performance
difference when writing to the filemode vs. writing to an unaccessed
directory?
No, when the destination for the control data backup is an SFS directory,
the same routines are used, regardless of whether the directory is
To be more explicit, the command is FILEPOOL UNLOAD.
From a SFS administrator id, assuming JOEUSER is the file space you w
ant
to move, access the 193 disk and issue
- FILEDEF UNLOAD DISK JOEUSER UNLOAD fm where fm is large enough to
contain the file space
- FILEPOOL UNLOAD FILESPACE JOEUSER
I'm a little late to this discussion, but there are a couple things I
wanted to respond to:
Thanks! That explains why I filled it up and how big it should be. Did
I miss it, or is it really not in book?
-Rob
There is a section titled DASD Space Needed for Control Data Backup in
Chapter 7
No, there isn't a way to specify the threshold. It will start
automatically when the log is 80% full.
You could probably write some kind of tool to use the output of QUERY
FILEPOOL LOG to detect a threshold and send a BACKUP request to the file
pool server machine.
Sue Farrell
You should code AUTORESTART on the OSD DEVICE statement - that will cause
the TCP/IP server to attempt restart on the device. When the switch
reboots itself, the stack will be notified and restart the device.
You should also specify AUTORESTART on the OSD DEVICE statement. If the
OSA gets the signal back it will send a Start LAN to the host. With
AUTORESTART in effect, the host will bring the device back up.
The restriction about IPv6 with an IP VSWITCH is only if you were using a
n
external (eg. RDEV) connection on the VSWITCH. You can define the VSWITC
H
as IP and will be able to use IPv6 on it.
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