On 4/24/06, Elizebeth Spann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mario,
I have been experimenting with the cio_ignore parameter on a zLinux
guest (I can't test with the native LPAR). If I code
cio_ignore=all,0.0.0200-0.0.0209, my VM console isn't sensed. I can
only connect via putty.
Can I add the console
Thanks for the info, we're looking at this a method.
Comments of engine cycles do concern me though, we'll look into how much
and if it's worth it.
If anyone has other idea's for accessing VSAM files from Linux please add
to the thread
any/all comment are very much appreciated
Doug Carroll
Hello world ...
I was running a Suse Linux Enterprise Server for S/390 version 7.
I downloaded the CD's from the Novell site wis the trial offer.
SES-9-s390-RC5a-CD1.iso and SES-9-s390-RC5-CDn.iso (n from 2 to 6)
I do not see any documentation on the Novell site for installing the Linux. (It
We received the word today from BEA that only the 31-bit IBM JDK is
certified for Weblogic 8.1 on linux for zseries.
Not the answer we had wanted. So we will be installing the 31-bit JDK on
our 64bit SLES9 server.BEA also say they still have no 64bit Weblogic
for zseries.
-Original
Thanks to Alan, David and Mark...
Our router is now working...David was right, to try the simpler
method, and all we needed turned on was IP forwarding. And Mark hit
another nail on the head when he pointed out some flawed addressing and
routing. The biggest thing was the routing on the
Ann wrote:
We received the word today from BEA that only the 31-bit IBM JDK is
certified for Weblogic 8.1 on linux for zseries.
Not the answer we had wanted. So we will be installing the 31-bit JDK
on
our 64bit SLES9 server.BEA also say they still have no 64bit Weblogic
for zseries.
I guess
Lee - would you mind giving the list a (simplified) diagram of both sides,
or copies of various settings in TCP/IP and/or z/OS (minus anything too
uncomfortable for your organization to reveal of course)? might be
instructive to others to see where things have to be set, where they have
to match,
What he wants to let people know outside of IBM that he's away?
Mark D Pace
Senior Systems Engineer
Mainline Information Systems
1700 Summit Lake Drive
Tallahassee, FL. 32317
Office: 850.219.5184
Fax: 888.221.9862
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-Original Message-
From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Mark D Pace
Sent: Tuesday, April 25, 2006 2:25 PM
To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: Tom Shepherd - in IBM Meeting in Dallas April 24-26
What he wants to let people know outside of IBM that
Go to Software, Change Source of Installation and look at the Software Source
Media information. Is the Server Name, Directory on Server, etc. correctly set?
Regards,
Kevin
-Original Message-
From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of EXT / DUBOIS
Laurent
Sent:
McKown, John wrote:
Then he should set up his list subscriptions as NOMAIL so that we don't
get splattered with out of office emails.
Did anyone get more than just the one? Most automatic reply-systems are
set up to only respond once. Did you get splattered, John?
/Per Jessen
In most cases, it is impossible for me to tell. I very aggressively
filter my email. I just checked, and it appears that this list (unlike
many others) does indeed only send a single out of office per person.
I wonder how they do that?
It's the client, not the mailing list server. The
If you can tell me how to avoid it, I'd love to do so. My company
recently opened up our out of office messages to go to external email
recipients (like this list) and I don't believe I can stop it from
within Microsoft OutLook. As I'm required, by management, to set up an
out-of-office message
-Original Message-
From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Collinson.Shannon
Sent: Tuesday, April 25, 2006 3:56 PM
To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: Tom Shepherd - in IBM Meeting in Dallas April 24-26
If you can tell me how to avoid it, I'd love to
Perhaps on some systems, but with Lotus Notes 7 (and 6, IIRC), OoO
notifications are able to be controlled on a pretty granular level,
especially to avoid sending them to general Internet addresses (including
lists).
Exactly why I want someone to hunt down and upgrade all the Notes version 5
Another option is to code NOT TO fields for each of your mailing list addresses
in the OUTLOOK OOO responder. Again, a pain to set up, but you only have to do
it once. I turn off all of the other rules and then run them once I return.
Chuck Kreiter
Lead Systems Programmer
State Auto
As David Boyes said, it should be simple. And it is if all is setup
right...
In a nutshell:
- turn on IP forwarding in the router
- add a route on z/OS to the guest LAN subnet via the
router IP on the hipersocket
- add a route on the Linux guests to the hipersocket subnet
via the
As David Boyes said, it should be simple. And it is if all is setup
right...
I'm hacking out a short whitepaper that is a generalized version of this
setup. I'll post it later this week.
-- db
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As David Boyes said, it should be simple. And it is if all is setup
right...
In a nutshell:
- turn on IP forwarding in the router
- add a route on z/OS to the guest LAN subnet via the
router IP on the hipersocket
- add a route on the Linux guests to the hipersocket subnet
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