I am playing around with z/VM V5R3 Eval Edition which now IPLs under Hercules
3.06. It's intended to demonstrate running Linux under z/VM but before I can
do that I have to get the networking for VM going. I have altered PROFILE
TCPIP to use a CTC but when I logon TCPIP I get messages:
DTCCTC080
Due to a scheduling conflict, Barton Robinson of Velocity Software
will not be available to speak at the January 22nd Meeting. Tony
Noto of Velocity will be out to present the Velocity Software Product
Announcement. Regrettably, we will not be able to present the
"Linux and z/VM Performance Con
... sent this this AM - not sure where it went ... resending ...
Marcy,
> Same rule here (if only some of these vendors (cough ibm/tivoli
cough) would comprehend... )
I'm trying to comprehend, and will also try to bubble the message upwards
in my small sphere of influence.
So let me ask thi
We implemented this within IBM:
- created userid 'support' on all Linux guests - made it a 'no login' user
- Put support in sudoers to allow commands with NOPASSWD on all guests
- Distributed the 'authorized_keys' to /home/support/.ssh with the support
user's public key on the central system.
On Sun, Jan 18, 2009 at 11:22 PM, Scott Rohling wrote:
> We implemented this within IBM:
> - Distributed the 'authorized_keys' to /home/support/.ssh with the support
> user's public key on the central system.
This is the questionable part of the process I think. Your security
guidelines also
Marcy,
> Same rule here (if only some of these vendors (cough ibm/tivoli
cough) would comprehend... )
I'm trying to comprehend, and will also try to bubble the message upwards
in my small sphere of influence.
So let me ask this to the list - what are the rules regarding key-based
authenticat
Robin, do you have a "START statement at the bottom of your
PROFILE
TCPIP file?
DJ
Robin Atwood wrote:
I am playing around with z/VM V5R3 Eval Edition which now IPLs under Hercules
3.06. It's intended to demonstrate running Linux under z/VM but before I can
do that I have to get the networkin
Robin, OK I see what your problem is now:
CTCA 0E22 ATTACHED TO DTCVSW2 0E22
CTCA 0E23 ATTACHED TO DTCVSW2 0E23
These devices need to be attached to the TCPIP virtual machine, and not to the
default
VSWITCH controller virtual machine.
DJ
Robin Atwood wrote:
I am playing around with z/VM V
Robin. I'm assuming your using VCTC. Consider using a VSWITCH or VLAN. A lot
easier to manage. CTCA are more complicated. A common problem with CTCA is
that you need to cross over the send and receive addresses OR change an
options of the define link statement.
Hans
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Fro
On Friday, 01/16/2009 at 08:07 EST, Patrick Spinler
wrote:
> I'm a relative z/VM newcomer, and when I first heard of this it was also
> my introduction to SMAPI. I initially got fairly interested as I have a
> number of problems I was hoping for SMAPI to solve, and pigiron would
> have been a gr
On Sunday, 01/18/2009 at 07:51 EST, Michael
MacIsaac/Poughkeepsie/i...@ibmus wrote:
> So let me ask this to the list - what are the rules regarding key-based
> authentication? Is this approach not authorized even though no root (or
> any other) passwords goes over the wire? Or is it just the rul
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