Mike Hammock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
A zVM 5.3 user (not even one of our customers) is trying to use a 3590 to
migrate from their current ( about to expire) FLEX-ES system to a system z
and is having problems.
The 3590-E11 is ESCON attached to the FLEX system and the customer can
read and wr
Alan Altmark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Friday, 09/19/2008 at 04:46 EDT, John McKown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
See previous message about the vsftpd server not doing this "munging"
The defect exists in the ftp client, not the servers.
In text mode (also called ASCII mode) the form on
Someone wrote:
Oh come on Alan, you learn the new machine (not assembler)
> instructions the IBM way, you look at what the PL/X
> (or whatever it is called today) compiler generates
I think I started learning assembler from the code that
the Fortran G and H compilers generated. Next was t
(someone wrote)
> We are uncomfortably restricted in that the Department of Defense
> (DOD) Ports and Protocols List prohibits the use of telnet (even SSL),
> and port 23 is being systematically closed at all our firewalls in
> order to comply with our security directives, so essentially we're
> On Mon, Apr 21, 2008 at 4:59 PM, Suleiman Shahin wrote:
>> What do I have to do to bypass DNSs on my network and
>> direct a certain site to a specific IP address?
Mark Pace wrote:
Use the IP address and not a name.
Or put an entry in your local host file with the name
and the IP address you
Marty Zimelis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Right name, but I believe the wrong derivation. The "67" in CP-67 comes
form the fact that it ran on the S/360 model 67, the only production model
of the S/360 line that implemented Dynamic Address Translation (DAT) --
virtual storage.
It may have b
