> On UNIX (thus on Linux)
> many of the best products live in their own "sandbox".
> Some call it a "product home directory". Others might call it
> a "package root directory". VM is a superb example of this
> where we enjoy Service Virtual Machines that not only can be
> isolated to their o
> (cough) I'm sorry. My hearing is bad. You did what? (For a minute there
> I thought you you modified PROFILE EXEC. Whew!) You meant to say that
> you use the :vctc. tag in SYSTEM DTCPARMS to cause VM TCPIP to reestablish
> the connections, right? Because we all know that you never modify PR
Ref: Your note of Mon, 21 Oct 2002 16:21:37 -0700
The equivalent commands in SuSE's way of doing things is
"rcnetwork stop ctc0" and "rcnetwork start ctc0". Note that you may
loose your default route with the ctc interface down, so you will
probably want to enter "rcroute start" for good measure
Gordon Wolfe, Ph. D. (425)865-5940
VM Technical Services, The Boeing Company
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> From: Sivey,Lonny
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> Gordon,
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thing when the VM TCPIP stack is restarted. There are a
couple PTFs you may need for z/VM 4.2 to get it to work.
Lonny
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> From: Wolfe, Gordon W [mailto:gordon.w.wolfe@;boeing.com]
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> We have a number of Linux (SuSE 2.4.7) images r
On Thu, 17 Oct 2002, Wolfe, Gordon W wrote:
> We have a number of Linux (SuSE 2.4.7) images running under z/VM 4.2.
> These are all connected to the VM TCPIP stack via virtual CTCA's.
>
> If the VM TCPIP stack comes down and back up, is there a way to reconnect
> the linux servers without shutting
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> Gordon, I would think you would need to restart ALL the services that IP
> uses on EACH LINUX Image !! that could be a real pai
Gordon, I would think you would need to restart ALL the services that IP
uses on EACH LINUX Image !! that could be a real pain to keep track of, or
maybe you could restart ALL of the services !!!
I do that on my desktop, but it runs Hercules & Sles7/390 A auto script
that could be fired off from a
We have a number of Linux (SuSE 2.4.7) images running under z/VM 4.2.
These are all connected to the VM TCPIP stack via virtual CTCA's.
If the VM TCPIP stack comes down and back up, is there a way to reconnect
the linux servers without shutting them down and rebooting?
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