I want each of our Linux guests under z/VM V5.1 to have a hipersocket
connection to our z/OS LPARs as well as other Linux guests. Right now each
z/OS and our native Linux LPARs use the same hipersocket UCB triplet via
EMIF. However, it appears that I will have to perform an I/O configuration
and
I will be out of the office starting January 3, 2005 and will not return
until January 9, 2005.
Volveré de vacaciones el 10 de Enero.
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On Sun, 2 Jan 2005, Rich Smrcina wrote:
If you want Linux on x86 to be the 'server' it will need to be the one
serving the shares (and has direct access to the shark with a SCSI
card). If you want Linux on x86 to be able to mount a share on a
Windows machine that has direct access to the
Hello List,
With shared DASD access with a zOS complex, is it possible to do full
volume backups of zVM DASDs (linux guests volumes and zVM system volumes )
in the zOS system?
Our zOS has all the latest equipments like silo automatic tape drives and
backups done in the zOS would really be
we use a product called upstream from innovation dp.
-Cameron
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Ifurung, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Full volume backups in zOS
Hello List,
With
What about access through a 2109 fibre switch to the shark??
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From: Rich Smrcina [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, January 02, 2005 7:56 PM
To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: Another question..
If you want Linux on x86 to be the 'server' it will
Thanks for the replies.
To do a flashcopy, do you than have a corresponding backup DASD volume for
every linux guests volumes used?
Thanks again.
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With all these one-line questions you're asking, I don't think anyone has a
good idea exactly what you're thinking about trying. I don't, at least. To
improve the chances of getting a useful answer, you might want to elaborate
a bit on the setup you're envisioning.
Mark Post
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Hello Ismael,
I am new to VM and even newer to Linux, but we currently have a couple
of Linux Guests running under z/VM.
This is timely, as I have just created the Dump/Restore process using
ADRDSSU on a Z/OS 1.4 System. I restored to different MVS disk volume
addresses, and 'clipped' the
Ok, no problem...
Our setup is z800, shark dasd, windows servers, and linux x86 servers,
On the z800 we have z/vm with vse and linux under vm..
The z800 is an a01..80mip box
The z800 is not fast enough to run our helpdesk application.. Which is a
Perl desk sourceforge.net free program..
We
Ralph,
Have you considered simply upgrading your z800 in order to obtain
sufficient capacity to support the help desk application?
- doug
Noll, Ralph
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Sent
Too costly...$100k for an IFL...
Hate to say it..and believe me I am a mainframe guy,, have been for 25+
years and will always be.. But I don't control the purse strings... But
can buy x86 to run your linux for a whole lot cheaper
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From: Doug Fairobent [mailto:[EMAIL
Ralph,
When you take into account all of the costs associated with the x86
approach (floor space, UPS circuits, software, software maintenance,
hardware maintenance, downtime, backups, disaster recovery capability,
network connections, support FTEs, etc.) it doesn't take many x86 systems
to
Or finding a more efficient help disk application... Have you compiled /
assembled the existing application to
fit your existing Linux distribution under z/VM???
Doug Fairobent wrote:
Ralph,
Have you considered simply upgrading your z800 in order to obtain
sufficient capacity to support the help
We just installed a Xerox 92c document printer. Unlike our old Xerox
printer, which was bus and tag attached, the new one is IP attached.
Great, I can now print PDF files from my PC to a 92 PPM printer. Back
to having manuals again!
Anyway, I took a small PDF file, preparation.pdf from the
On Monday, 01/03/2005 at 12:13 CST, Noll, Ralph
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How do I get access to the shark from the x86.. On windows I just map a
drive
To the shark.. I have an internal 90gb hard drive on my windows box but
I want to map a 300gb drive on the shark... No problem.. How do I
On Llu, 2005-01-03 at 19:55, Tom Duerbusch wrote:
Do PDF files use code pages?
Not as such but they do use embedded fonts in the printer and those can
vary slightly. A simple workaround is to use gv to render the pdf into a
bitmap then you know what you are getting.
I have a fibre card in my server that attaches to a 2109 switch that
attaches to the shark..
See attached diagram...
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From: Alan Altmark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 03, 2005 3:59 PM
To: LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: Another question..
On Monday, 01/03/2005 at 08:00 CST, Noll, Ralph
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a fibre card in my server that attaches to a 2109 switch that
attaches to the shark..
Then you're nearly there, as you are already accessing the Shark from
those other servers. Good. Now run samba on one of those
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