John, I think IBM no longer recommends port 990, see II13516.Also, most
of our grief with ftps came from firewall issues. Connection refused was
a common error when the z/OS firewall was not allowing that incoming
traffic. We favor ssh over ftps. Is your Bluezone client internal to
your
You're specifying TLSPORT 990 in tcp (ftpsdata I think), and 990 in the
bluezone ftp connection config, correct? You're starting a separate ftpd
for the 990 port?
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?? Should you not have a separate ftpd for 990 traffic? Can one ftpd
process listen on both 21 and 990 at the same time?
You're specifying TLSPORT 990 in tcp (ftpsdata I think), and
990 in the
bluezone ftp connection config, correct? You're starting a
separate ftpd
for the 990 port?
Interesting thread. Then there are those of us who have indeed accepted the
lower-paying sysprog jobs in hopes/expectations that the lower salary
would be rectified to a higher one as a result of hard work. Ooops.
Welcome to state government where merit raises are a thing of the past.I
was
I have a file (about 575000 records @ 1752 lrecl) that takes my REXX routine
quite awhile to read through. Any file buffering options in REXX? I've
searched the manuals, archives, and google. It's a straight sequential read.
Thanks,
Joel M. Ivey
SC Employment Security Commission
Columbia,
Many listers helped me a few months ago identifying zOS shops in the
Harrisburg, PA area. As other recent threads have mentioned, the zOS
market isn't exactly hopping. The market I'm in is next to dead, and we're
still trying to explore a move to the PA-MD area.
I'm trying to compile a
Thanks all for your responses, both on and off list!
Joel
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We're considering a move to the Harrisburg, PA area. If you're familiar
with the area, can you tell me what mvs shops are there? I'd like to start
looking at company websites for potential employment.
Thanks,
Joel Ivey
SC Employment Security Commission
go about reporting the percentage of our current cpu capacity that is being
used by a certain application?
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Joel Ivey
SC Employment Security Commission
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Another question: Since sdsf doesn't display the transactional service
classes, is there a way that I can dynamically change the sc of a
transaction-managed stc? Changing it through the da panel does not
change the transaction sc.
Thanks.
Look at $ZA
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TYPE119 FTPCLIENT.
Anyone else have this problem?
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Is that different from /tmp/sshd.stderr ??
On Thu, 25 May 2006 13:32:39 -0500, Rugen, Len [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't seem to have any /var/log files on z/OS 1.4. Does sshd log on
z/os or have I missed something? I'm interested in failed login
attempts just to see if brute force login
It's been awhile since I've played with it, but have you reviewed LogLevel
and SyslogFacility in the sshd_config section of the manual, and also IP
conifg manual?You can set up logging to the syslogd process.HTH
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I imagine this might be a security issue, but I haven't been able to find
any search hits nor doc on it.
In ishell, for files or directories owned by one particular user, the owner
field is blank. When displaying attributes of the file or directory, the
uid is there, but not the userid
This is the racf listing for this user with omvs segment...
USER=XXXMM NAME=D S XXXMOND OWNER=ACCTPROG CREATED=99.274
DEFAULT-GROUP=ACCTPROG PASSDATE=06.081 PASS-INTERVAL=N/A
ATTRIBUTES=NONE
REVOKE DATE=NONE
Sorry, I should have been more thorough in my first message.
From my linux workstation, I can sftp all day. In zOS, I cannot establish
an sftp session in what the zOS Ported Tools manual calls interactive mode
under the uss shell. (sftp can not be executed under OMVS, according to the
error
The user's guide for openSSH states,
sftp is an interactive file transfer program similar to ftp which performs
all operations over an encrypted ssh transport. It may also use many
features of ssh, such as public key authentication and compression. sftp
connects and logs into the specified host
Thanks all, for the great responses, both on and off list. Keep 'em coming
if you think of any more. Also, does anyone know of any shops in Lakeland?
This would be for zOS sysprog type position, contract/fulltime.
Again, thanks.
Joel
Our network uses an application layer firewall for deep packet inspection.
When we attempt to connect to an external ftps server on port 21, the
firewall blocks it because it does not recognize the traffic to be ftp
traffic. The AUTH TLS command is evidently not yet an accepted extension
for the
Jim, when you say there's nothing on Jes2, have you looked at the debug log
for sshd on uss?Also, in debug mode, the sshd on zos will terminate
after each connect.
//SSHD EXEC PGM=BPXBATCH,REGION=0M,TIME=NOLIMIT,
// PARM='PGM /usr/sbin/sshd -d -d -d -f /etc/ssh/sshd_config'
//STDERR DD
Jim, your parms are a bit different than mine for the sshd proc. Are you
turning debug on?
The three -d's turn on level 3. I think it can also be specified as -d3
but I'm not positive about that.
PARM='PGM /usr/sbin/sshd -d -d -d -f /etc/ssh/sshd_config'
SyslogFacility DAEMON
in sshd.config.There's also LogLevel DEBUG3 in sshd.config, not sure how
that correlates to the -d in the PARM=.
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I've browsed thru the much discussion on secure ftp lately, picked up some
good tips, but have not come across this particular problem. Any help will
be appreciated.
(Sorry if this gets confusing. Internal means behind the network firewall.
External means outside. IP addresses are just
Barry, yes, we have sas but I think they want to stay in cobol. Thanks, though.
John, I forwarded your post to them and with a couple minor tweaks they
think that will be just what they needed, and return their appreciation.
Thanks a bunch.
Joel
The batch date that you are speaking of is the
All this aside, shouldn't the subject be, Windows 1, Mainframe 2498?
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