That came out wrong.
the policy is still broken
I meant, we've gone against the policy.
It's harder to win the policy battle that to just do it and move on.
Believe me, I have enough other things to do.
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Thank you Ed and Mark for the technical info and education. Look for a request.
Thanks Alan for the well written, as usual, perspective. I am on the review
committee for next time around (not becaues of this but another different from
Intel feature :)
And I have had to document all those VM
Jack wrote:
I'm more disturbed that this kind of snipe hunt, the deleting of
well-known no-login system accounts
that date back in Unix history to the 1980's, is viewed by the Linux 390
community as a useful or
rational activity that can be mandated by management without your
laughing in
The questioner didn't know to look in the control files for the
numerical limits on uid's.
Are you talking about me? I do too know how to do that. :-P
Let's not get carried away with assumptions here.
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Well, you're a very dutiful employee and they're lucky to have you. You
still should kick 'em in the butt once in a while
so they don't start to think that the reason you obey them is that
they're smarter than the average fifth grader!
Well, I do that when it is worth it.
A
Cross posted to linux-390 and ibmvm:
I kind of waited to see if anyone from IBM would even mention this here. It
came out last week. Prices have come down... a lot...
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/z/solutions/editions/linux.html
Those of you thinking of consolidating or even adding more
Check in /etc/sysconfig/hardware and look for files for each disk called
something like hwcfg-dasd-bus-ccw-0.0.
marcy
Tore,
lsdasd shows disks that are online. My question is how ot find which
disks were supposed to be online, in other words, which disks were
configured by
Did you do a rug sa on it before the rug sub ?
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: /usr/lib/suseRegister/bin/zypp_sa
http://692950b54d4641608553fd4983cd4c09:a1da8976be5b4560b17b76a4ce5c2...@slesupdate.baldor.c
om//repo/$RCE/SLES10-SP3-Online/sles-10-s390x SLES10-SP3-Online
Does this count?
Ron
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Did you do a rug sa on it before the rug sub ?
Marcy
://SLESUPdate.baldor.com/
Yes| SLES10-SP2-Pool | http://SLESUPdate.baldor.com/
Ron
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Well, that should do it.
What does
rug sl
Show you about that service?
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Well, you can do something like record something from /proc/sysinfo about the
loc into a file.
And if loc changed, then rename the /etc/zfcp.conf files and if it did not
change, then don't rename.
Our just always copy in the /etc/zfcp.conf.dr files if the location is DR.
Do this in your own
Me too!
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We're supposed to have every IP address in our DNS. And to get in to DNS, you
go through security planning.
Your company may have a different policy.
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Dale, I always use the incantaion found here
http://www.linuxvm.org/Info/HOWTOs/movefs.html
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Sue, I think you'll need to use dasd_configure on sles 11.
I'm not quite that far yet, but that's what I remember and since no one else
has answered yet... :)
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Me too!
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If the dump space gets abnormally large you may have run into what we did.
We needed both VM64477 and VM64527. IBM can confirm if you take a snapdump and
open a PMR.
Beware the snapdump can take a very long time if you do have this issue.
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First, give up on mod 9's and do 54's for that stuff :)
Our biggest is about 5TB. It's about 110 mod 54's. It's divided into 6 file
systems on 6 different volume groups. (Not a DB, but just files).
We did adjust the boot time interval of fsck so that all 6 don't get fsck'd on
the same
Wow. That's way too many :)
Course 64K should be enough for anybody.
I hope we have bigger disk sizes before we need 250,000.
I'd think you'd have a 64K limit under z/VM.
That's still too many :)
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Remember saying that exact phrase about memory? ;)
Yeah, that's why I said it, but I forgot the winky smiley thing. ;) ;)
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My notes show that I needed
auth required pam_tally.so onerr=fail no_magic_root
account required pam_tally.so deny=3 reset no_magic_root
But that was on sles8. Haven't tried it on later since we're using different
authentication now.
I would expect it would still work.
I do
Hello Patrick,
I don't have a lot of Oracle DB experience, but our acquisition had it up with
a prod app. They found Oracle behaved much better with 2 vcpus. It wasn't
even using 1/3 of a single z9 IFL at peak, but with 2 vcpus it flew compared to
1. The theory was that Oracle must have
And stuff you want to turn off/on can be put into /etc/init.d/boot.local
Marcy
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I think you need a new yup.
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Well, I'm not Peter, but some of us can't just throw up a sles11 for use
without it having the other layered prereqs (security, authentication, blah
blah) on top of it. And those involve other groups that also have too much on
their plates.
I did send him the procedure I used to online update
Yes, that's correct. You should be good to go (presuming z/VM 5.4).
Average CPU utilization will be screwed up :) - and you'll have to look at
individual IFLs.
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Well, they did say they'd fix it ;) (next release)
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ff fe 07 fe 07
07 a7 29 00 00 07 fe 07 07
Can someone well versed in Linux explain this in 200 words or less? Is it
what I think it is, that this java process stepping somewhere where he
shouldn't and the kernel telling him no? Or could there be some kernel bug?
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It was doing a MVCLE 4,2 (a842)
R2 - 0 so it was trying to reference page 0.
On 3/11/10 5:59 PM, Marcy Cortes marcy.d.cor
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Bad bad bad.
So would you blame the j2ee app or IBM
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It was doing a MVCLE 4,2 (a842)
R2 - 0 so it was trying to reference page 0.
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Reboot.
Marcy
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Welcome to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 SP2 (s390x) - Kernel
Or if you use SuSE, just use Yast2 and all is easy!
Marcy
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On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 12:37 PM, Marcy Cortes
marcy.d.cor
While VMDUMP is handy because it is always there under VM, it is so darn
slow that it makes its use really unacceptable for large virtual machines (more
than 2 hours to dump an 8G virtual machine). Even for a small Linux system of
800M, it's 22 minutes (and that's with a very robust DASD
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http://www.volvo.com/volvoit/global/en-gb/
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Phone number:
US Dial numbers are: US Toll free 1-866-457-2759, US Toll 1-719-387-5502,
Tie 650-0107
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You might want to take a look at this variable:
DB2_MIN_IDLE_RESOURCES
Operating system: Linux
Default: OFF, Values: OFF or ON
This variable specifies that an activated database is to use minimal processing
resources when it is idle. This might be useful in some virtual Linux
environments
Oh yeah, turn that off too and use your own startup script.
Marcy
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Turn it off with the command and not by editing /etc/inittab. Otherwise it may
come back when you apply maintenance.
Marcy
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Is it your ID authentication that is slow? I know ours caches things but when
it has to go back to the huge Active Directory source, it can take a minute or
so.
How's your memory/paging/etc? Any spikes you can see on your perf reports?
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Is it your ID authentication that is slow? I know ours caches things but when
it has to go back
Since they are on the same port they are obviously on the same subnet.
Well no, you can have lots of subnets on the same port.
But yes, you can share them with z/OS if you have to.
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Jonathon is correct. VM will need a force start and Linux will fsck. We've
done more than a dozen tests and have had no issues with either. This is with
SLES 9 and 10 and ext3 file systems.
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Perhaps the nice folks at marist could update the trailer on the mail template
to include the wiki site address?
Just a short See our wiki at http://..
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You could run the audit facility.
http://shareew.prod.web.sba.com/client_files/callpapers/attach/SHARE_in_Denver/S9203SW163007.pdf
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Well, since you brought it up...
That's something we discovered. Only z10 too, not any other z.
See my posts here ealier this year with low address exception in them.
In our case, a 4 vcpu 6G guest running java is affected. Seems to be somewhat
load related and definitely some apps are more
It's called a native memory leak.
Lots of things can cause it.
Thread pools, asynci i/o are two areas where this can happen.
See http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21368248
Also http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21373312
You may have to open a PMR to get IBM to
Also:
so maybe there is incremental swap space saturation over time?
Use your perf tool and plot out the last 30 days of swap size to see if it
looks like a leak.
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Just a guess, but have you tried the xxx.xxx.50.0/24 (or whatever your subnet
may be) instead of the xxx.xxx.50.* notation?
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It's called a native memory leak.
Lots of things can cause it.
Thread pools, asynci i/o are two areas where this can happen.
See http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss
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Rob mentioned the vm.swappiness setting and he and I have had
a lot of discussions about that one
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Rob mentioned the vm.swappiness setting and he and I have had
a lot of discussions about that one. You do want to probably
set that to zero on a WAS server (and probably others
I think you might be talking about generational garbage collection
(-Xgcpolicy:gencon ).
It's not the default in WAS 6 (not sure about 7).
Our biggest app sees much better throughput and less CPU usage using it.
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First, think about getting a centralized user repository (ldap, active
directory, etc) :)
You could vipw and vipw -s and edit the password and shadow files and copy that
stuff.
Then rsync the users home directories.
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I have set up a SMT SLES 11 server and it seems to work, mirrors things from
Novell just fine.
However, I can't get any client to work.
The clientSetup4SMT.sh command results in
snip
Do you accept this certificate? [y/n] y
Client setup finished.
Start the registration now? [y/n] y
: Failure when receiving
data from the peer: (56)
2010-07-13 07:42:28 SUSE::SRPrivate - [error] (2)
Is what ends up in the .suse_register log.
I can hit that URL with my pc browse and it works.
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::SRPrivate - [error] (2)
Is what ends up in the .suse_register log.
I can hit that URL with my pc browse and it works.
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Maybe everyone is waiting for the webcast.
The name is a little weird.
Sounds speedy - what do *you* think about it?
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If the hw+sw combo is cheaper than nehalem intel as the webcast suggested, that
is huge.
Too many people only look at HW/SW and think that that is TCO because the rest
is too difficult to calculate (or they are politically motivated not to count
the other stuff).
I would think the increased
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On 7/22/2010 at 05:29 PM, Marcy Cortes
Alan wrote: - Politics. A way different definition of turf. When is
Distributed
not Distributed? When it's part of zEnterprise.
What's with the French accent Alan? I thought Altmark was German or Danish or
something?
But zee Enterprise sounds a lot better than zed Enterprise for sure.
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Sounds like it will be talking over that private IP network rather than some
sort of CP co-processor though, so
Ed, I already submitted one for this, particulary that it is pretty hard to
know what you have to put in the directory to get it to be an IFL in a mixed
mode box. It was accepted.
Not sure if more will help, but FWIW...
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From the DB2 9.5 doc
Prior to Version 9.5, the keyword FILE SYSTEM CACHING was implied if neither NO
FILE SYSTEM CACHING nor FILE SYSTEM CACHING was specified. With Version 9.5, if
neither keyword is specified, the default, NO FILE SYSTEM CACHING, is used.
This change affects only newly
After reading some more, it turns out you cannot do direct i/o on linux for z
if you are using ECKD dasd, only FCP.
Which I guess is why the default is off on this platform but not on Intel.
Is there a way to limit the amount of memory used for page cache?
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First of all, you've run out of memory on that server (Swap: 35764956k total,
35764956k used,)
It ate all of the 10G and all of the 35G of swap.
How many JVM's are running and what are their min/max heap sizes?
Marcy
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windows box..
We have 28 JVMs and sizes are set to 50/256.
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First of all, you've run out of memory on that server (Swap: 35764956k
total, 35764956k used,)
It ate all of the 10G and all of the 35G of swap
?
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I was going to suggest a dump and a ticket to Novell, but it looks like you
aren't SP1, and so are unsupported.
SLES11 GA is fully supported until 6 months after SP1 went GA. Even after
that, NTS supports the product
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Thanks for that clarification!
Marcy
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WAS calls non-heap memory native.
That's what you seem to be using up.
Look at this http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21373312
And if these things don't help, open a PMR with WAS support.
Did it stabilize at 18G?
The panic_on_oom is a good idea - you can then get a dump (set up a
0 3.0 1:55.78 java
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WAS calls non-heap memory native.
That's what you seem to be using up.
Look at this http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21373312
And if these things don't help, open
Klaus wrote:
This is a DB2 limitiation which others, e.g. Oracle on zLinux, do not have.
Yes. What is up with that IBM? Does this make Oracle a better fit on Linux on
z than DB2?
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That depends on how much you care about newer versions being certified
sometime within your life time.
Very good point. That's a concern too.
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ECKD shop here... Nothing wrong with that -
Where are your 2 lpars? Why can't they share?
If you do not have physical access to both, you will need to replicate it over
a network.
What that network is depends...
You can send it over an IP with DRBD.
You can replicate it with HW with PPRC. I
Decrease to 0 is what I've been advocating under VM. Keeps linux from doing
preemptive moves to swap. Just let VM see the page is being not used and he
will page it out.
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It'd be even cooler if your monitor could learn a virtual machines normal or
expected activity pattern by time of day / day of week and the signal things
out of the ordinary. Like the batch activity that was supposed to have been
running but took an unexpected low address protection exception
We have it installed on Linux servers that can't use vswitch (xdr hyperswap,
don't ask).
It's been a while, but I just followed the setup in the Networking with Linux
on System z presentation.
Sles 10 sp 3 here.
Sorry! No yast for me for this!
Marcy
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In my SHARE user experiences presentation I usually warn people against even
answering that question.
Stephen has a good approach to an answer.
My boss thinks I'm a smart xxx when I turn it around and ask him How many
rocks can you carry? Obviously, not all rocks are created equally.
I've had
Well, that microcode fun was ours and what Linux got out of that was a low
address protection error.
This might be a clue:
Out of memory and no killable processes error
Do you need more memory? Got a memory leak??
Marcy
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You have NFS and OCFS2
(http://www-03.ibm.com/support/techdocs/atsmastr.nsf/WebIndex/WP101626
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not having the needed algorithms
installed?
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That was our first thoughts and we have all the ones listed in here.
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/relnotes.102/b25399.pdf
compat-libstdc++ doesn't seem to exist anymore and now is likely covered by
libstdc++33 - we think.
Marcy Cortes
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Don't you have to bring online the c01 and c02 devices too
chccwdev -e 0.0.0c00-0.0.0c02
What does lsqeth tell you? vmcp q v osa ?
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Agblad,
Do you configure both MQ server names in your app server? Or do you move host
names to the new server? Or use VIP or something?
Do you have anything in place to prevent write links from both servers? Are
they on the same VM system?
Just curious, we have a MQ MI implementation in
Do you have a good Java monitoring tool? Like Introscope? You need to figure
out what is taking your CPU time within the java process and velocity won't do
that for you.
Are these WAS instances on the server the same app? Or are you running
multiple apps on the server?
I suspect you might
More of a general WAS question that Linux-390, but you all may know!
It appears that every server with a WAS ND node agent running on it uses a
multicast address of 232.133.104.73. Apparently that is IBM's default.
Is that required or something that can be turned off? I kind of suspect maybe
And if you find the DUD (who wants a DUD anyway) - let us know how it goes!
We would like a nice easy upgrade path instead of making new servers. (yeah, I
know, there was one before but seem to make more of a mess than it was worth).
Marcy
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Because we were approaching running out of 64K addresses, we're a mainly all
mod 27 and 54. 3's are only used for paging basically.
9's for z/VM stuff and some Linux stuff.
The issue with larger disks can be queuing on a UCB and that's what PAV solves.
We just continue to monitor things to
Really really good stuff.
You have no idea what patching has become in this day and age and stuff like
this is much needed.
Thanks for sharing!
Marcy
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Really really good stuff.
You have no idea what patching has become in this day and age
Don't bet on it. :(
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General Linux question here...
Is there a way to tell all the multicast addresses are particular server might
be using?
Marcy
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Thanks Scott, Philip, and Alan,
That gives me enough info.
Curious though how to map the mac addr to the IP from Linux itself? They don't
show up in arp -n . Would one check at the router?
cdztv17142:~ # netstat -gn(-n being more needed
to avoid the dummy
I tried the netstat from tcpmaint and got
DTCNET338E * MAC address is not in the ARP table.
Also tried the qetharp and got
Unsuccessful: Operation not permitted
Suspect that it doesn't work on a L2 vswitch...
But we've tracked them all
pvcreate/pvchange sticks them on there.
You can choose your own too or change one. Might be useful if you've cloned.
Marcy
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Channel bonding would be another.
But even then, I wouldn't pick something that is in CP's range to assign.
Marcy
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David answered that very well.
It's a question of what problem you are trying to solve!
One can say a Ferrari is faster than a semi truck.
But if you job is to move 80 refrigerators across country, one probably
shouldn't choose the Ferrari!
If you are hosting an Oracle farm, a z box is a great
I'm pretty sure SLES 10 SP3's openssh is already built correctly and you should
not have to rebuild it.
What do you get when you
cat /proc/drivers/z90crypt (please post)
Are you running under VM?
Marcy
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and yes, i'm running under vm 6.1.
On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 7:07 PM, Marcy Cortes marcy.d.cor...@wellsfargo.com
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I'm pretty sure SLES 10 SP3's openssh is already
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