Dear all,
there is a lot to read about z/VM and Linux performance. Also about memory over commit.
but I didn`t find real life performance data about zLinux SAP or Oracle or Tomcat
(nor other
standard Application-Server) and how the perform while over commit memory.
A special point of interest
We are running Upstream on our z/Linux (SLES8) with the server address
space running on z/OS and are very pleased
with the product. We were in the same position running Veritas as our
standard Wintel backup utility and had to find an
alternative.
Regards,
Graeme
I don't have an answer for you; I'm just starting to get familiar with
YOU myself; but I'm curious where did you find the doc for
online_update command line options?
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Little, Chris
Sent: Thursday, October
We've been asking for the SLES8 client for more than 2 years. We have been
told the SLES8 client will be available soon. However, it requires the
master server to be version 5.1.
So now we will finally have a client and still cannot use it. Our server is
still a version 4 and has to remain so
Hi Calos, Hi sebastian,
most probably this is caused by the fact that your carbon copy of the dasd
has a different devno. The device
number of the dasd is in the kernel parameter line, which zipl stores on
preparation of the boot volume.
You can use the following workaround:
- attach the copy to
online_update --help
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From: Romanowski, John (OFT) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 15, 2004 7:12 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: SLES 9 online_update
I don't have an answer for you; I'm just starting to get familiar with
YOU myself; but I'm
This is probably because you don't have a proxy server defined for the GUI
environment. I have to do that so infrequently that I can never remember
just how to do it. So, I wind up playing around with a number of different
things before it will work. Then I forget it until the next time.
Mark
First, use Ficon. performance is SIGNIFICANTLY better than
Escon. Channels for VM Paging (vm does paging, not swapping)
is rarely an issue. Escon channels to me are a huge inhibitor
to LInux on z/VM performance.
There has been no published research for SAP performance
under Linux under z/VM.
What are the current leading anti-virus software vendors that have a
product that runs native under linux on z/Series?
I've seen options that require me to NFS mount my disk, and other things.
I've seen a few anti-virus probrams that run native, but our management
doesn't want a 'small fish' as
I hadn't heard this before, but our storage admin came up with:
Point and click means that you forgot to load the gun.
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For what's it's worth, we aren't currently running SAP or Oracle but we do
run several applications with tomcat.
We were able to cut down the virtual storage required by the tomcat guests
dramatically by using 4 VDISK's for swap.
For example, one vendor stated they needed 1 GIG of memory. But we
The one I heard was:
Smith Wesson, the original point and click interface
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McKown, John
Sent: Friday, October 15, 2004 11:08 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Friday funny.
I hadn't heard this before, but
On Friday, 10/15/2004 at 10:17 EST, James Melin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What are the current leading anti-virus software vendors that have a
product that runs native under linux on z/Series?
I've seen options that require me to NFS mount my disk, and other
things.
I've seen a few anti-virus
And if it did not click you can drag drop the victim.
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James,
Module Size Used byTainted: P
qeth 153756 2
qdio 33652 2 [qeth]
ipv6 246300 -1 [qeth]
lvm-mod69676 0 (autoclean)
dasd_eckd_mod 56548 4
dasd_mod 47680 5
Jim,
Please check if your initrd contains the dasd_diag_mod kernel module.
You also seem to lack the dasd_fba_mod module, otherwise it would have
loaded instead.
Please try:
insmod dasd_diag_mod
Ronald van der Laan
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YOU uses wget and wget can be told in /etc/wgetrc where the proxy server
is.
Edit /wtc/wgetrc and add a line that reads
http_proxy = http://your.proxy:nn
Example: http://10.5.5.121:8080 for a proxy server listening on port
8080
You can also add proxy authentication lines (if needed):
proxy_user
James Melin wrote:
What are the current leading anti-virus software vendors that have a
product that runs native under linux on z/Series?
I've seen options that require me to NFS mount my disk, and other things.
I've seen a few anti-virus probrams that run native, but our management
doesn't want a
On Oct 15, 2004, at 9:28 AM, Brandon Darbro wrote:
James Melin wrote:
What are the current leading anti-virus software vendors that have a
product that runs native under linux on z/Series?
I've seen options that require me to NFS mount my disk, and other
things.
I've seen a few anti-virus probrams
This doesn't list the current Computer Associates offerings, including
AntiVirus for Linux/390
You can find the AV details here
http://ca.com/technologies/subsolution.jsp?id=4874
Mitch Rozonkiewiecz
Development, CA
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From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello,
I am getting the following messages when trying to configure my network
prior to install. It does not seem to be getting out to our network to
find either the DNS or my ftp server running on my PC.
= =
==-Welcome
Assuming you *can* ping the .1 address from a CMS userid on z/VM ...
I am missing the PROXYARP in the TCPIP PROFILE (which is only enabled by
default in the latest versions).
Rob
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Anyone here have any problems with the fact that multiple guests sitting
on the same LPAR running through VM and using the same adapter all share
(to the outside world) the same MAC address?
Seems like this potentially can cause a lot of problems.
Certainly for things like reverse look up etc...
On Fri, 15 Oct 2004 16:00:42 -0500, Derric Goodwin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone here have any problems with the fact that multiple guests sitting
on the same LPAR running through VM and using the same adapter all share
(to the outside world) the same MAC address?
Seems like this
On Friday, 10/15/2004 at 04:00 EST, Derric Goodwin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone here have any problems with the fact that multiple guests sitting
on the same LPAR running through VM and using the same adapter all share
(to the outside world) the same MAC address?
Seems like this
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