IBM documents the configuration steps pretty well, I think. You can find
the documentation here (Personal Communication Version 14 assumed for
these links):
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/personal-communications/14.0?topic=layer-connecting-server-using-self-signed-certificate
IARV64 pagefix will cause demotion if the area is not 1MB on a 1MB
boundary. This was fixed in z/os 2.3 ... what release/ptf level are you
running?
On Wed, Jun 2, 2021 at 6:12 AM Crawford, Robert C. <
01feadb2c2d2-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:
> I've been trying to track down what's
You would need to enable the ProcOps Tower to make ISQCCMD available on the
(ProcOps) Focal Point(s).
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/z-system-automation/4.1.0?topic=cc-cbu
I have our IPL process automated solely with ProcOps, performing various
ISQSEND, ISQCCMD SYSRESET, and ISQCCMD LOAD commands
On 6/1/2021 4:52 PM, Itschak Mugzach wrote:
Best place to ask is z...@groups.io. The system requirement was enterprise
Linux few years ago. We use (free) Centos.
בתאריך יום ג׳, 1 ביוני 2021 ב-23:30 מאת Lionel B. Dyck :
Does anyone know if a zPDT will run under Windows 10 WSL2 (Ubuntu) ?
Hi
Best place to ask is z...@groups.io. The system requirement was enterprise
Linux few years ago. We use (free) Centos.
בתאריך יום ג׳, 1 ביוני 2021 ב-23:30 מאת Lionel B. Dyck :
> Does anyone know if a zPDT will run under Windows 10 WSL2 (Ubuntu) ?
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Does anyone know if a zPDT will run under Windows 10 WSL2 (Ubuntu) ?
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Website: https://www.lbdsoftware.com
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I've been trying to track down what's causing system 1M page demotions on our
test system. The component trace IBM gave me shows, in part:
SYS5 SGTDEM64 0063 12:44:53.270019 Demote 1M 64 bit page
FUNC1... COPYSRVH High Virtual Copy Service
JOBN1... ZUMCCMG1
This is why my presentation today is called "zIIP Capacity & Performance",
of course. :-)
Cheers, Martin
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Yes. I know how to do everything manually, but am looking at what it takes to
automate the entire process *without* GDPS but with SA for z/OS 4.1/4.2,
current HMC microcode levels, and BCPii (z/OS 2.3 as I type this, but z/OS 2.4
shortly). Z14_ZR1, if that matters.
-Original Message-
Bob I have documented a manual process, I understand BCPii can perform
many of these tasks, like MSU changes and I suppose CBU activation.
my HL process is to activate the CBU record on my DR box prior to
shutting down and deactivating all prod LPARs and CF's that will be
moved to that box.
Non-GDPS
Other than GDPS, what would one use to drive the invocation of BCPii? I am
assuming some System Automation functions.
Are there any other major pieces of software required that you are aware of?
-Original Message-
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Radoslaw
W dniu 01.06.2021 o 16:40, Richards, Robert B. (CTR) pisze:
Hi all!
Does anyone have a high level list of to-dos to perform CBU activation in
preparation for a site switch or DR test to a backup datacenter?
Do you mean automated CBU activation? GDPS is the way to do it. Probably
you can
It depends on PCOMM version.
Older versions offered iKeyMan - a part of Global Security Kit. It is
(was) java-based certificate repository. You had to add CA or other
certificates there, otherwise PCOMM won't accept the certificate. PCOMM
by design do not accept unknown certificates and there
There are also different zCloud offerings.
IBM Hyper Protect Virtual Servers is much different than the traditional
"your mess for less" hosting of your environment (whether it's on your own
or a shared box).
On Tue, Jun 1, 2021 at 8:17 AM Seymour J Metz wrote:
> Yes, like any other outsourcing
Hi all!
Does anyone have a high level list of to-dos to perform CBU activation in
preparation for a site switch or DR test to a backup datacenter?
Bob
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At our shop we do not use p-comm (Mr Brennans’ Vista is our choice) but we have
a couple of contractors who wish to use it. As they are configuring their
connections with TLS 1.2 the current issue they are experiencing deals with our
self-signed certificate – p-comm doesn’t seem to be willing
Go with IIP and IFA. SUP will do fine for IIP. Ignore ZCBP. The
fields haven't changed. (I haven't seen a zAAP in a long time, though.)
Despite what such products as RMF have chosen to display (and likely has
made its way into all sorts of places), "IIP" is not a valid term. The
name/term is
Yes, like any other outsourcing and time-sharing contract, you need to define
your requirements before committing to it, and that includes license issues.
It's your responsibility to include what you need in the contract, but I would
be very surprised if IBM was unable to deal with 3rd party
Could have been - it was L shaped - we had one univac keypunch and one
IBM, 2 sorters and accounting machine as a DR backup :)
Carmen
On 5/28/2021 1:39 PM, Seymour J Metz wrote:
Was it an 1107? That was a 36-bit ones' complement machine with more than 8K.
An 1900? The only UNIVAC 1701 I
I hope that you never go into farming. Livestock are expensive. Shooting a cow
represents a significant loss. The only time a farmer kills a sick cow is when
it's too expensive for the veterinarian to cure her. Otherwise you only kill
your livestock when they are too old to be worth their keep
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On the subject of rapid deployment,
With few tweaks and exploitations of standard z/OS facilities, I can deploy a
shared IMS (or CICS, MQ,... ) subsystem in about the recycle time of the
subsystem + 5 minutes).
I even have the capability of updating one LPAR
I remember a customer talk on something like "are your systems Pets or
Cows?" If they are pets,they have names, and if they are ill - you
nurtured them. If they are just cows, they have a number, not a name, if
they are ill you shoot them.
The customer then said they moved their systems from
One of my reasons for asking about zCloud here was that I have been asked (at
second- or third-hand) whether an ISV product is “supported” on zCloud, so
there is clearly a case to answer. At first sight, if zCloud just means
transferring LPARs to an IBM-owned machine, the answer would be ‘yes’.
On 1/06/2021 1:56 am, Colin Paice wrote:
1. The SMF 92-59 records say there are 14 sections - but there is data
for only 13 sections. The field is SMF92DON-1
I had a look at my data and I can see the same thing in my 92-59
records. If there are 14 sections, the 14th section is zeros
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