"Shane Ginnane" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:<[email protected]>...
> Within the one CEC, adding one more is probably no big deal.
> We ran across two sites (~10km) - and DB2 starts were awful.
Especially more than one system 
> coming up together after a PoR.
> TSO logon procs with large DD lists is also a no-no - see Toms dynamic
stuff to help there.
> Shared catalogs on HCD defined SHARED volumes generated enormous
traffic.
> But you're probably already suffering all that - or not, in which case
you won't care.
> 
> Maybe run the GRS monitor for a while - before and after. Will at
least give you some ammo.
> 
> I found running a CF LPAR just for GRS STAR was beneficial. Anyone
with a real CF will laugh at the 
> numbers you get, but in our case they were significantly better than
the ring.
> 

If you go to such a (CF on Shared CPs LPAR) configuration and you
already have Ficon CTC connections for XCF Signalling communication
paths, keep them because they perform better than XCF communication
through the list structure.

Kees.

> Shane ...
> 
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