Subject: Re: [IBMVM] GCS Session managers
We simply use additional TN3270 sessions. It is easy to do and a hell of a
sight cheaper than VTAM.
Regards,
Richard Schuh
Tom Duerbusch duerbus...@stlouiscity.com wrote:-
Currently we are running TUBES/GCS session manager.
Well, seems the company that took over Macro/4 is raising prices, as in
double.
We used to use VTAM as our primary console access method and needed
session manager software as a result. We
We have been using VTAM/SWITCH from MacKinney Systems for over 20
years. We use the VM version that is no longer supported but it
works so we're sticking with it. It runs in GCS.
Users can access multiple sessions on VM or VSE.
I believe if you used the VSE version that you could still access
And, if you install CPOMM's free, as is, tool CMMOUSE plus some REXX
scripts (requires REXX on your workstation), you can use menu's to logon
and/or do other actions. For example when I get an 'RDR FILE FROM' message,
a mouse click on it calls PEEK . The Filelist file menu includes a
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Currently we are running
Kris Buelens kris.buel...@gmail.com wrote:
And, if you install CPOMM's free, as is, tool CMMOUSE plus some REXX
scripts
(requires REXX on your workstation), you can use menu's to logon and/or
do other actions.
Yes, I have used CMMOUSE in the past and it is a very useful tool.
PVM would be a pretty good choice. I have a Linux agent that allows PVM to
connect to Linux guests as well.
I have used MULTITERM, VTAM-SWITCH, CA-VTERM and PVM, personally I like PVM
the best. It is quite flexible and has a relatively small footprint. The
only gotcha that comes to mind is that it can require a lot of custom
scripts.. it all depends on how custom you want to make it.
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Subject: Re: GCS Session managers
Once you get connected to VM (perhaps via TN3270), there's
always the FREE session switcher on the VM Download page:
YVETTE Can't hurt to look at it so see if it might you need for free.
Mike Walter
Hewitt Associates
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Subject: Re: [IBMVM] GCS Session managers
We simply use additional TN3270 sessions. It is easy to do and a hell
Currently we are running TUBES/GCS session manager.
Well, seems the company that took over Macro/4 is raising prices, as in double.
So, we are now looking at other VM/VTAM session managers.
Multiple TN3270 sessions really is going to be a hard sell. We have some users
that have 10-15 sessions
On Wednesday, 03/10/2010 at 06:23 EST, Tom Duerbusch
duerbus...@stlouiscity.com wrote:
So, what products are out there, that:
1. Can be used as VSE Consoles (i.e. dial vse 01f) and can support
IPL'ing VSE
systems.
2. Can switch between about two dozen sessions.
3. Can keep all the
deployable tn3270 client as a bonus.
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Subject: GCS Session managers
Currently we are running TUBES/GCS session manager.
Well, seems the company
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Subject: GCS Session managers
Currently we are running TUBES/GCS session manager.
Well, seems the company that took over Macro/4 is raising prices, as in
double.
So, we are now looking at other VM/VTAM
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