On 7/30/10 12:02 PM, "Ray Waters" wrote:
> David,
>
> I believe you have your DEDICATE statements backwards:
>
> DEDICATE VIRTCUU REALCUU
*sigh*
It's been that sort of day. You are correct. Please transpose in my
examples.
2010 11:58
Subject: Re: z/VM & OSA w
/VM & OSA with z/OS guest
If you want to stick to dedicating the adapters, you¹ll need to use
different real addresses (eg, 7D0,7D1,7D2, 7D3, 7D4, 7D5, etc), but dedicate
them to the same virtual address (eg 7D0, 7D1, 7D2) in the CP directory for
the zOS guests.
In the directory for z/
If you want to stick to dedicating the adapters, you¹ll need to use
different real addresses (eg, 7D0,7D1,7D2, 7D3, 7D4, 7D5, etc), but dedicate
them to the same virtual address (eg 7D0, 7D1, 7D2) in the CP directory for
the zOS guests.
In the directory for z/OS 1:
DEDICATE 7D0 7D0
DEDICATE 7D1
Look into setting up a single VSWITCH that is owned by DTCVSW1 and DTCVSW2 and
connect each of the z/OS systems to the switch using the NICDEF statement in
the user directory
Larry Davis
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:ib...@listserv.uark.edu] On Behalf
Of Charles Grady
Sent: Frida
>How can I dedicate 7E0-7E2 to three guest at one time?
You can't. You would need a triplet for each z/OS guest. You can
attach/dedicate each triple as v addresses 7E0-7E2.
OR use a VSWITCH using 7E0-7E2 - then define a virtual NIC to each z/OS as
7E0-7E2 connected to the vswitch.
On Fri, Jul
