Seems this is a common refrain in this neck of the woods.
Lots of blue-sky stories, then little or no engagement.
There are (significant) successes, of which there are a few people subscribed
here, but there are also a number that are (deliberately) unpublicised.
Very unfortunate.
zLinux in Aus
There are a lot more hurdles to overcome in a zLinux POC than just
technical ones. We as technicians can create a bright, shiny new
infrastructure that can stand on its hind legs and dance. But somebody's
got to eventually stroke a check for a big number to IBM. For that to
happen, you have to
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Do I have a chance to win a prize if I do???
1975Nobody ever got fired for buying IBM
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That, plus IBM has an easier time marketing and selling its other UNIX
solutions. Our IBM sales people have tried to sell packages that run on zLinux
but management is not comfortable with it. It will take a while for the
pendulum to swing, but in the meantime they cite the average age of the
That's another huge problem, as engineering has traditionally been siloed
by hardware technology and the groups usually eye each other with attitudes
ranging from wariness to utter disdain. Trying to get co-operation when
viewed as a threat is never easy. Let's say that management decides zLinux
Hi All,
Just in case you need it, this is a reminder that SHARE is approaching rapidly,
basically we are down to our last week. And the Linux and VM program is
looking for session chairs.
Below is a list of the sessions. If you are planning on attending SHARE in
Anaheim CA, please
Good afternoon all,
We run Nessus security scans on our zLINUX images - SLES11 SP1 and SP2.
Our security team found that we have Firefox old version
(MozillaFirefox-10.0.2-0.4.1) installed with critical security
vulnerabilities. I didn't install Firefox but even on the minimum
install, it gets
On 8/1/2012 at 01:07 PM, Srivastava, Sagar ssrivast...@iso.com wrote:
Good afternoon all,
We run Nessus security scans on our zLINUX images - SLES11 SP1 and SP2.
Our security team found that we have Firefox old version
(MozillaFirefox-10.0.2-0.4.1) installed with critical security
We remove it from everything.You are correct in that it does get security
updates often and keeping it is a PITA if you don't use it.
SuSE is backporting security fixes to it so you can't go by the release
numbers. You'll have to check the CVE vulnerabilities on the SuSE website.
But
We run Nessus security scans on our zLINUX images - SLES11 SP1 and SP2.
Our security team found that we have Firefox old version
(MozillaFirefox-10.0.2-0.4.1) installed with critical security
vulnerabilities. I didn't install Firefox but even on the minimum
install, it gets installed in
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