We use vdisk for swap.
So I find :
q vdisk can tell me about the current running linux guests using Vdisk.
vmcp q vdisk |awk '{print($2)}' | sort -u
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We use vdisk for swap.
So I find :
q vdisk can tell me about the current running linux guests using Vdisk.
vmcp q vdisk |awk '{print($2)}' | sort -u
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On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 01:59:16PM -0600, sunny...@wcb.ab.ca wrote:
And our system names are associated with projects
instead of the platform, I choose Mark's script
as an easy approach even there is some human
adjustments needed.:)
This is amazing! No one suggested writing a script
to
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This is amazing! No one suggested writing a script
to go look in each vm's idea of real storage to
identify its OS, version, and uptime numbers. I
fear for the future of systems programming. ;-)
Yep, very few challenges
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And our system names are associated with projects instead of the
platform, I choose Mark's script as an easy approach even there is
some
On Thursday, 08/13/2009 at 05:31 EDT, Brian Nielsen
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You could use Q NSS NAME xxx MAP to find out how many CMS users
(xxx=INSTSEG, CMSPIPES, or CMSVMLIB) and how many GCS users (xxx=GCS)
there are an subtract from the Q USERS total to get a count of users
On Aug 14, 2009, at 11:42 AM, Alan Altmark wrote:
IPL 190 PARM NOSPROF INSTSEG NO
Who am I? :-)
With that line, most likely Chucky.
Adam
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 12:42 PM, Alan or Chucky wrote:
IPL 190 PARM NOSPROF INSTSEG NO
Who am I? :-)
Trying to create a one-size-fits-all algorithm won't work. At the end of
the day analyzing INDICATE USER with knowledge of what your guests IPL is
as good as anything. If your system is,
Operating System
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IPL 190 PARM NOSPROF INSTSEG
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If you look back in the thread, I am pretty certain
that I made just such a suggestion.
Sorry if I missed it--I was in a bit of a rush. Actually,
I still am...
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May the LORD God bless you exceedingly abundantly!
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Well, simple for you, Bill, with your mumble, mumble
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I agree
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A naming convention is probably
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I too am confused as to why Q NAMES would not work ?
q names
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The question was how to tell how many Linux guests are running. Other
types of
users may inhabit the system. There are service machines (TCPIP, RSCS,
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adjustments needed.:)
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Thanks for all of your feedback.
I originally thought there must be one cp query command which can indicate
what type of guest we are running.
And our system names schema is associated with projects instead of the
platform,
I receive some great thought. Mark's script is the an easy approach
You could use Q NSS NAME xxx MAP to find out how many CMS users
(xxx=INSTSEG, CMSPIPES, or CMSVMLIB) and how many GCS users (xxx=GCS)
there are an subtract from the Q USERS total to get a count of users
running other operating systems (Linux, z/OS, VSE, TPF, etc) or no
operatating system at
I was asked to find out how many linux guests are running on our z/VM?
the cp commands:Q N is not very suitable for this question.
What is the better way?
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I was asked to find out how many linux guests are running on our z/VM?
the cp commands:Q N is not very suitable for this question.
What is the better way?
Your network connections might help. If you're using vswitch you could
count
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I was asked to find out how many linux guests are running on our z/VM?
the cp commands:Q N is not very suitable for this question.
What is the better way
Hi, Sunny.
Some sites have guest naming standards (Linux guests are named LIN
or LS., etc.) that would allow you to very simply see which guests
were running Linux, as opposed to CMS or GCS. If your site doesn't have
such a standard, then I'm afraid you're going to have to do this
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Hi, Sunny.
Some sites have guest naming standards (Linux guests are named LIN
or LS., etc.) that would
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Hi, Sunny.
Some sites have guest naming standards (Linux guests are named LIN
or LS., etc.) that would allow you to very simply see which guests
were running
On 8/12/2009 at 5:49 PM, sunny...@wcb.ab.ca wrote:
I was asked to find out how many linux guests are running on our z/VM?
the cp commands:Q N is not very suitable for this question.
Why is q n not suitable?
for guest in $(vmcp q n | sed -f qnames.sed)
do grep -q $guest excluded.names ||
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I was asked to find out how many linux
guests are running on our z/VM?
the cp commands:Q N is not very suitable
for this question.
What is the better way
to tell how many linux running on z/VM?
Hi Sunny,
Are you Linux guests autologed?
If so then just check out the profile exec (or associated exec) for the Linux
names there...should be unidentifiable by their IPL device numbers.
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Strong incentive to make sure that either all of the linux guests IPL from
the same virtual address or, at the very least, that none of them has a
virtual 190.
As long as you are using something fuzzy to make the
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Strong incentive to make sure that either all of the linux guests IPL from
the same virtual address or, at the very least, that none of them has a
virtual
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On Wed
A naming convention is probably the simplest way to ensure you get
everything.. LNXx or what have you. Anything else is just guessing
when it comes down to it, when talking about checking dynamically. You can
use PIPE CP Q N | SPLIT AT /,/ | STRIP | FIND LNX| count lines|consif
you
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