Ed Finnell wrote:
I've used Theirry Falissard's MIPS thingy for about 15 yrs.
Hm. That seems wrong for current machines, based on the fact that it reports
171 MSUs on a 1631-MSU box (the comment about I did not verify whether it is
still OK for recent 9672 machines... is also a bit worrisome!).
Maybe there's an updated version, that's just the first link I found.
In a message dated 12/16/2011 10:14:14 A.M. Central Standard Time,
p...@voltage.com writes:
appear to get the MIPS right.
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Timothy Sipples wrote:
does anyone happen to know how to find similar MSU information in BMC's CMF,
for completeness?
In CMF, the CPU Utilization Report will show MSU for:
- Image Capacity,
- Group Capacity,
- CEC Capacity
In Mainview for z/OS, the SYSCNFG view will show CEC Base Capacity MSUs.
On the CPU report produced by ERBRMFPP REPORTS(CPU) you get CPC
CAPACITY on the first line. This is the number of MSUs that the CEC
can deliver.
On the PARTITION DATA REPORT there is the Image Capacity which is the
same number of MSUs. You also get a list of the various Logical
Partitions,
How about this as a QD solution:
/* REXX */
rct = c2d(storage(d2x(c2d(storage(d2x(c2d(storage(10, 4))+604), ,
4))+228), 4))
say 'CEC MSU capacity='c2d(storage(d2x(rct+32), 4))';' ,
'defined LPAR MSU capacity='c2d(storage(d2x(rct+28), 4))
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I've used Theirry Falissard's MIPS thingy for about 15 yrs.
_http://2000clicks.com/links/Computers/IBMMainframeHistory/mipsmvs.htm_
(http://2000clicks.com/links/Computers/IBMMainframeHistory/mipsmvs.htm)
It's just a number to calibrate with other thingy's floating about.
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Subject: Re: Determining MSUs
On Fri, 2011-12-09 at 14:35 -0500, Phil Smith wrote:
So if a customer doesn't know the MSU capacity of an LPAR, what's the
easiest way to find out?
RMF Monitor III, option 1.3? (Overview - CPC
I like the RMF way. I think you can see MSU information in the (no
additional charge) z/OS Management Facility, too.
Although I work for IBM(*), does anyone happen to know how to find similar
MSU information in BMC's CMF, for completeness? That's just in case
somebody is trying to write
So if a customer doesn't know the MSU capacity of an LPAR, what's the easiest
way to find out? I know, their billing folks SHOULD know, but they're
apparently on a different planet. Some RMF report?
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Phil Smith III
p...@voltage.commailto:p...@voltage.com
Voltage Security, Inc.
So if a customer doesn't know the MSU capacity of an LPAR, what's the
easiest way to
find out? I know, their billing folks SHOULD know, but they're apparently
on a different
planet. Some RMF report?
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Well if you have Syncosrt you can run its report and it will tell you the
On Fri, 2011-12-09 at 14:35 -0500, Phil Smith wrote:
So if a customer doesn't know the MSU capacity of an LPAR, what's the
easiest way to find out?
RMF Monitor III, option 1.3? (Overview - CPC)
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On 12/9/2011 11:41 AM, Lizette Koehler wrote:
... Or you can use Mark Zelden's IPLINFO and it will tell you the MSU on that
LPAR. Which means it is probably in the CVT and accessible by REXX or
Assembler of IPCS.
Not CVT. It's in RCTLACS. Try this:
test 'sys1.linklib(iefbr14)'
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