Try also Virtualization Engine!!!
See you
Max
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From: Little, Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU
Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2005 4:56 PM
Subject: IBM software for z/VM and/or Linux on zSeries
I was just asked what software we needed for our z/VM
z/VM is world's best virtualization engine! IMHO, of course.
A good thing to have would be a tool to take full disk backups of the
virtual machines. We were using VM: Backup to backup our CMS disks and
have added the Lin-z systems to its plate. It is a convenient restore
method for when I do
On Saturday, 11/19/2005 at 08:41 CST, Tom Shilson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
z/VM is world's best virtualization engine! IMHO, of course.
Linux on 390 Port LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU wrote on 11/19/2005 05:06:46
AM:
Try also Virtualization Engine!!!
See you
Max
Max is, I believe, referring
On Thursday, 11/17/2005 at 12:08 EST, Thomas David Rivers
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If you get RACF, you'll need HLASM (or, you can use the DIGNUS
replacement there for a lot less money...)
This is how rumors get started. :-) RACF requires HLASM only if you want
to customize the way CP and
Hi Mark,
RACF defines various tables in assembly language that need to be
assembled and linked in.
HLASM is listed as a prerequisite for RACF in the RACF specifications.
However, HLASM has become a for-charge product in VM (it used to be
free there too.)
Several sites are now using our
Thanks Alan!
I have to admit to being a little ignorant on the details.
I was just reporting what folks at IBM and our customers
had told us... (hence my somewhat vague answer to
Mark's question :-) )
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On Thursday, 11/17/2005 at 12:08 EST, Thomas David Rivers
However, HLASM has become a for-charge product in VM (it used
to be free there too.)
Dave:
While HLASM used to be pre-installed with VM, it was never
no-charge. You needed a license to enable it. It is shipped at
no-charge (i.e. bundled) in z/OS however.
Jim
DFSMS/VM
David:
DFSMS/VM is not a product but a function included in the z/VM base.
Jim
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DFSMS/VM is not a product but a function included in the z/VM base.
Yes, but for some releases you had to request it. It was preloaded by
default on z/VM 4.4, but it was not shipped on the z/VM 5.1 product tape
unless it was requested.
It has been restored (AFAIK) in the z/VM 5.2
DFSMS/VM
DFSMS/VM is not a product but a function included in the z/VM base.
Yes, but for some releases you had to request it. It was preloaded by
default on z/VM 4.4, but it was not shipped on the z/VM 5.1 product tape
unless it was requested.
It has been restored (AFAIK) in the z/VM 5.2
On Friday, 11/18/2005 at 12:46 EST, Jim Elliott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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DFSMS/VM
David:
DFSMS/VM is not a product but a function included in the z/VM base.
Actually, it must be installed from the SDO. DFSMS/VM was removed from
the base system awhile ago. It is still
I was just asked what software we needed for our z/VM and Linux
environments. Here is the gotcha -- IBM only. We only use z/VM to host our
Linux guests and it will remain that way in the forseeable future. We have
TSM, Dirmaint, and Performance Toolkit. Anything else we should think about
that
I was just asked what software we needed for our z/VM and
Linux environments. Here is the gotcha -- IBM only. We only
use z/VM to host our Linux guests and it will remain that way
in the forseeable future. We have TSM, Dirmaint, and
Performance Toolkit. Anything else we should think about
For securing logons, links, guest lans, rdrs: RACF
If you have multiple LPARs consider RSCS for file and data transfer
Good luck -
David
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From: Linux on 390 Port on behalf of Little, Chris
Sent: Thu 11/17/2005 10:56 AM
To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: IBM software
Does z/VM have a facility to accept job scheduling from either JES or Tivoli
Workload Scheduler?
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From: David Boyes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2005 10:17 AM
To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: IBM software for z/VM and/or Linux on
If you get RACF, you'll need HLASM (or, you can use the DIGNUS
replacement there for a lot less money...)
- Dave Rivers -
For securing logons, links, guest lans, rdrs: RACF
If you have multiple LPARs consider RSCS for file and data transfer
Good luck -
David
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Does z/VM have a facility to accept job scheduling from
either JES or Tivoli Workload Scheduler?
The RSCS license will allow you to send files and messages to CMSBATCH and
interact with PROP to do commands, but there is no direct support for TWS.
The IBM Batch Facility for CMS might also be
I'm curious. Why does RACF require that you have HLASM (or your
replacement)?
Note that I've never worked on an MVS system that didn't have an
assembler, so I've never paid much attention to what needed it or not.
Mark Post
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