I was just reading the Share Website and came across this entry. Does any one have any additional information on this process yet?
The Sysplex Timer is Dead! -------------------------- Since the beginning of Parallel Sysplex, our installations have depended upon the IBM 9037-001 and 9037-002 Sysplex Timers to provide our sysplexes with a common time source. This technology has reached its end (withdrawn from marketing at the end of 2006), and is replaced by Server Time Protocol (STP), a new technology built into z9 and z990 servers. Does "built in" mean "simple"? (Here's a hint: NO!) Do you know when you must convert? Do you know HOW to convert? What about planning for critical recovery considerations? Come to SHARE to find out the answers - we've planned an entire day of sessions just on Server Time Protocol! Server Time Protocol (STP) Overview Server Time Protocol (STP) Planning Server Time Protocol (STP) Recovery Considerations (90 minute long session) Server Time Protocol (STP) User Experiences Migrating to STP in the Development Lab Server Time Protocol (STP) User Experience at a customer Lizette Koehler ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: GET IBM-MAIN INFO Search the archives at http://bama.ua.edu/archives/ibm-main.html
