HELO is used to reduce spam. It wants to validate the domain name. In this
case, zos is not defined in your DNS or it does not match the IP address of the
SMTP client. If you on the same system, then 127.0.0.1 may be sufficient. If
however you connect from different systems, then you may need
We have two copies of RES volume. Primary and Secondary in our z/OS 1.13
systems.While setting up SMPE initially, we always make sure that SMPE
DDDEF of target dataset should point to only Alternate RES volume and we
always run system with primary RES volume.
So, while applying Maintenance new
Hello
Not quite sure why you think you can't update a single DDDEF entry, but is it
because you're looking at the ZONEEDIT command as opposed to the UCLIN command?
UCLIN will allow you to update a single DDDEF entry.
Regards
Andy T.
On 3 Sep 2014, at 09:36, Mainframe Mainframe
Thanks for reply. But I am not looking for single DDDEF entry. I want to
update all target dataset DDDEF using single JCL. I don't want to do it
manually. As this will consume lots of time.
On Wed, Sep 3, 2014 at 2:42 PM, Andy Taylor a...@purplemongoose.co.uk
wrote:
Hello
Not quite sure why
Ok, I believe I understand. In which case, are the DDDEFs for the target
libraries the only DDDEFs in your target zone with VOLUME pointing at your
sysres? If so can't you use ZONEEDIT with a conditional? (SMP/E Commands
Manual has an example).
Regards
Andy T.
On 3 Sep 2014, at 10:21,
Yes. But the issue is.. if I set boundary to TARGET zone then all dataset
under target zone ( target and distribution ) both volume will be changed,
which I dont want. I want to change only for Target dataset.
On Wed, Sep 3, 2014 at 3:02 PM, Andy Taylor a...@purplemongoose.co.uk
wrote:
Ok, I
Yes, I understand that. And so you need to differentiate the DDDEFs for target
libraries from the DDDEFs for dlib libraries and other datasets. Which is why
I asked if it is only the target libraries that have VOLUME pointing to the
sysres. From the SMP/E Commands Manual there is the
Hi,
maybe this helps:
//UNLOAD EXEC PGM=GIMSMP,REGION=4M,
//PARM='CSI=csi,PROCESS=END'
//SMPPUNCH DD DSN=dataset,UNIT=SYSDA,
// DISP=(NEW,CATLG),SPACE=(TRK,(1,1)),
// DCB=(LRECL=80,RECFM=FB)
The HELO SMTP command is following the syntax as described in RFC 821.
HELO SP domain CRLF
domain is a required parameter. For the z/OS SMTP server it can be any string.
The string itself is ignored by the server. A possible use is to identify the
z/OS LPAR that created the mail message.
On Tue, 2 Sep 2014 23:06:29 -0700, Jon Perryman wrote:
... As you see, your SMTP ignores this error so anyone could potentially send
spam thru this SMTP.
[A]nyone who can CONNECT via TCP/IP to port 25 of your system. In most
cases a firewall will prevent this.
Note that this applies to a
On 9/3/2014 6:15 AM, Andy Taylor wrote:
... And so you need to differentiate the DDDEFs
for target libraries from the DDDEFs for dlib libraries and other
datasets. Which is why I asked if it is only the target libraries
that have VOLUME pointing to the sysres.
The ZONEEDIT command has no
See the ZONEEDIT SMP/E command
snip
We have two copies of RES volume. Primary and Secondary in our z/OS 1.13
systems.While setting up SMPE initially, we always make sure that SMPE DDDEF of
target dataset should point to only Alternate RES volume and we always run
system with primary RES
Where do you find the quote that is your second paragraph? Because it does
seem to, at least slightly, care what the value of the string is and that it
matches the domain as known my the SMTP server.
Where does SMTP retrieve its domain from? Does it also use gethostname()?
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Hello List,
I'm interested in experiences regarding the inclusion of JES2 (checkpoint and
spool) volumes in IBM Global Mirror (i.e. PPRC).
Googling yields pros and cons (the most troubling of which is mentioned in a
presentation given by Tom Wasik of
Hello all,
Once I ordered v2.10 how long to I have to migrate off v1.13 before I'm
charged for both?
Respectfully,
Willie C. Rouse
Senior Mainframe Consultant
Prince George's County, Maryland
Office of Information Technology
9201 Basil Court/ Room B8
Largo, MD 20774
Voice: 301-883-7189
Fax:
Normally a year, but it's negotiable and should be in the SAPR.
In a message dated 9/3/2014 12:16:29 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
wro...@co.pg.md.us writes:
Once I ordered v2.10 how long to I have to migrate off v1.13 before I'm
charged for both?
_www.share.org_ (http://www.share.org) keeps last three SHARE sessions on
line(no sign in). Can view by speaker, track, etc.
Latest one for Tom Wasik was 14661 in Anaheim. And (p 81) references severe
problems with PPRC
and micro code updates. Don't know if this has closed.
In a message
Per the System Performance Paper from CMG the calculation for CPU utilization
is as follows:
For Shared Logical Processors CPU Utilization = Sum(SMF70PDT) / (NUMCPS x
SMF70INT) x 100%
For Dedicated Logical Processors CPU Utilization = Sum(SMF70PDT - SMF70WAT) /
(NUMCPS x SMF70INT) x 100%
At this site we use a different HLQ (SMPE) for our distribution libraries,
largely for this reason. A ZONEEDIT DDDEF can easily be used to change the
target libraries without affecting distribution libraries, whether they be on
an alternate residence volume or not.
Of course, you have your
We have mirrored DASD to our recovery site for 15 years. However, we use
XRC/SDM rather than PPRC. Not sure if issues are different, but caveat
emptor. In the early years we were afraid to mirror JES2 data sets.
Indeed, we actually experienced mirroring errors in the days of ESCON over
In 8518961363687357.wa.paulgboulderaim@listserv.ua.edu, on
09/02/2014
at 12:39 PM, Paul Gilmartin
000433f07816-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu said:
(LISTSERV (or is it the sender's MUA?) does strange things to
ampersands.)
It's certainly not listserv; I'd guess that it's the web
In
CAArMM9Q=gqqzxd-xcarolzr42p1ok9rvnuzkyv+7ywnsxxs...@mail.gmail.com,
on 09/02/2014
at 03:00 PM, Tony Harminc t...@harminc.net said:
TSO DELETE has been an IDCAMS command since MVS 2.0; maybe even in
SVS, a system I never used.
No; the DELETE command for SVS was the old OS/360 DELETE command
In
cae1xxdeplywhcrs4hhkfftchbuo1ezsjgbj_8h8yrgiy9k8...@mail.gmail.com,
on 09/02/2014
at 11:24 AM, John Gilmore jwgli...@gmail.com said:
IBM provided a utility for reconstituting a job beginning with
step n 1,
No. Nor did one need such a utility.
--
Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz, SysProg
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