I might have been a bit harsh in the last mails,
good start ...
but
oops! but negates the previous statement. Perhaps Sorry Neale, you're
code is not utter crap
I've never looked at the code but have been using Neale's cpint for years
and it has always worked perfectly for me. Thanks for a
James,
I am getting a failure when I try to set up a cloning server per the
book ...
So this is just the first install of the controller?
Device 0.0.9000 configured
qeth: received an IDX TERMINATE with cause code 0x4e
qeth: Initialization in hardsetup failed! rc=-5
Do you have the user ID to
Hello list,
Has anyone successfully installed SLES-9 on a FLEX-ES system? We have
seen at least two instances where the second half of the install process
(after IPLing from disk) fails. It seems to be a network issue for which I
don't have a lot of details at this point. But I was just
Tom,
That kind of implies that I can't have both 31 and 64 bit products on
the installation server at the same time.
They can exist on the same server, just not in the same directory. I put
the 31-bit iso images in one directory, say /data/sles9 and the 64-bit iso
images in another, say
Tom,
That didn't seem to work that a way.
Hmmm - are you sure you have the latest script? I swatted a couple of
bugs - the latest is on http://mikemacisaac.com/mksles9root
(Note: I may be giving up on this mikemacisaac.com experiment and thus am
hoping to have this script officially hosted on
Sam,
Any Ideas?
Try using YaST = Network Services = LDAP Client
Then you won't have to much around in config files, rather, you should
just have to specify the LDAP server.
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Sam,
the Yast interface assumes that you
are using a Open-LDAP server, which we are not.
I agree that YaST assumes OpenLDAP when setting up things as a server.
However, I have successfully used YaST to configure the client to point to
an IBM Tivoli Directory Server. So maybe it's something on
9212 Gordon WolfeManaging a Penguin Farm on the VM
Prairie
is too fancy for its own goodG.
and if you can get by the fanciness, it's an excellent, real-world
presentation.
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Hello list,
Has anyone addressed the issue of how to do a planned DR test? Here are
the assumptions:
-) There is a production z/VM+Linux LPAR at the primary data center.
-) There is a DR site where the production LPAR volumes, etc. are
replicated.
-) A planned DR test is necessary.
In a real
Craig,
Early in the redbook project, I probably wrote the sentence:
A rule of thumb may be to use a 31-bit distribution unless you know why
you need a 64-bit distribution.
It seems the editors hardened the statement somewhat to:
We recommend that you follow the rule of thumb to use a 31-bit
Uriel,
we are having problems with zVM. When logon in maint, we can´t ipl
cms,
You may have hosed up your saved segments. Try IPL 190. However, such
a system is greatly disabled as many other places IPL CMS.
There is a way to rebuild the saved segments, but I am not a VM guru. Does
At this point I can not Ping the 155.180.147.41 address so i can not
finish
the installation
has anyone seen this?
No, not once ever. It seems odd.
Here are some straws at which to grasp:
So you have a 3270 session, but you don't have a command prompt because
the install process is still in
talking to the original WWPN
Too bad LUNs can't be virtualized the way DASD can.
If anyone knows of another method that gets around all this error prone
stuff, I'd like to know too. :)
How about:
-) Have a system to be cloned (golden image) mounted on a cloning system
(controller)
-) Chroot
Bob,
I don't see much running and if I try and start yast
By chance, are you trying to start yast from a 3270 session?
What am I missing?
You probably want to use SSH sessions out of habit after the install. 3270
sessions are still handy for CP commands.
If you have a Windows desktop, most
The CD contains a document that describes the layout of this path, and
what
additional files you need to link or create to make it all work
correctly.
Or you can use the mksles9root script at
http://mikemacisaac.com/mksles9root
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... when you can more easily loop-mount all the CDs, keeping everything
contained in the fewest number of files.
I ran into the problem of crossing mount points on the NFS-exported file
system. If your NFS connection allows crossing mount points, loopback
mounts are certainly an option.
... you
I want to delete column 73-80
zone 73 80
:1
c///*
file
Then be sure 'set serial off' is in your PROFILE XEDIT and they won't come
back.
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and two physical volumes
in a volume group, divided into swap and the root file system.
There was a thread some months back about the wisdom of putting the root
file system into a logical volume. I believe the concensus was Don't do
it, because when there are problems with the logical volume,
Does SLES9 SP2 superceed SP1?
SP2 includes SP1 - from Ihno Krumreich of suse.de - see
http://www2.marist.edu/htbin/wlvtype?LINUX-VM.55648
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John,
I had a problem with putting a ctc connection in as a conventional
interface so it comes up with the network service. It seems that
ifconfiging the first side of the pt-to-pt connection works fine, but if
you ifup it (as the network script seems to do), the process will time
out for like 10
Mark,
We're Glow-in-the-Dark Newbies at this,
An NFS install is one of our options, and we'll set it up this week if
we need to.
Setting up an NFS server is documented in chapter 5 of The redbook z/VM
and Linux on zSeries: From LPAR to Virtual Servers in Two Days at
Peter,
I need to create this links manually. Do I create them in the sles9root
directory?
Yes. For example, on an SP2 system created in the directory /sles9root:
# cd /sles9root
# ln -s sp2-9/CD1/driverupdate
# ln -s sp2-9/CD1/linux
(An ln -s command with just one arg will use the same
Hello list,
I got another bug report (thanks Betsie). There was (is) a bug in the
function mk_symbolic_links(). The fixed script is on
http://mikemacisaac.com/mksles9root
Here are the diffs (just one character on each of two lines):
# diff mksles9root mksles9root.bug
183c183
if [ $1 = 1
Melissa,
3 oracle queries will bring the IFL to 100%
Is this a z990, or is it a smaller box? How much memory (CSTOR:XSTOR)
does the z/VM LPAR have?
Linux guest is 750M.
Is Linux swapping at this point? Also, how many other Linuxes are running
and what are their machine sizes?
I am leaning
Hello list,
Does anyone know where the latest device drivers manual is? It has always
been well hidden, but now I can't find it at all starting at
http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/linux390/index.html
Thanks.
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Hello list,
I got a bug report that mksles9root fails to copy hard links on a Red
Hat-based system:
...
Copying SLES9 ISO images ...
Mounting and copying SLES-9-s390x-RC5a-CD1.iso ...
Mounting and copying SLES-9-s390x-RC5-CD2.iso ...
Mounting and copying SLES-9-s390x-RC5-CD3.iso ...
Peter,
Thank you very much for the updated script.
Glad it helped.
Is that because SP2 includes and/or supercedes SP1?
Yes, as I understand it. It would be nice for someone at SuSE to confirm
this.
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test - can't seem to append to the list
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I have updated the mksles9script for SP2 on
http://mikemacisaac.com/mksles9root (my longer appends seem to be getting
dropped)
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Anyone else out there have any ideas???
I documented a SLES8 install in chapter 6 of the Domino redbook:
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg247021.html?Open
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Matt,
We've just done an install of a golden image of SLES9 almost completely
by the From LPAR to Virtual Servers in Two Days book.
Cool, good to hear.
...
If we start getting rid of these RPMs in an attempt to make the
golden image as lean as possible, will this break stuff we may need
Breck,
I believe SWAT is normally invoked via xinetd. First you have to modify
the swat inetd config file:
# cat /etc/xinetd.d/swat
# SWAT is the Samba Web Administration Tool.
service swat
{
socket_type = stream
protocol= tcp
wait= no
Hello list,
The redbook z/VM and Linux on zSeries: From LPAR to Virtual Servers in
Two Days is on the Web (finally! 52 days late) at:
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg246695.html
The files associated with this book are on the Web at:
ftp://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redbooks/SG246695/
The book
Hello, folks. I've just joined this list and it's the first time I have
used a list server so please forgive any breaches of protocol and
etiquette.
No fear, folks are friendly here.
Our client uses SAMBA for file and print on an NT4 domain and we are
working on migration to Active
Support for nested groups in Samba3 is fairly new. Mind link wrap...
http://us1.samba.org/samba/docs/man/Samba-HOWTO-Collection/NetCommand.ht
ml#id2563921
OK, I stand corrected ... thank you Daniel
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We are, apparently until accused of being so :))
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James,
I get that wire frame skelton
thing that allows you to place the window before it really opens.
This is the behavior of twm which is the tiny window manager (I'm trying
to think of a more descriptive adjective than tiny :)). I'd recommend a
different window manager. Some people like
I made a minimal installation (i.e. no X
I always try to use minimal install for SLES9 which includes enough
packages to run X clients. However, RHEL4 minimal is just a bit too
minimal. Let's face it eventually you will need to run an X app so it's
convenient to have the rat's nest of X packages
Leonard,
I am wondering that suse had changed the default runlevel from 3 (sles7
sles8) to 5 (sles9).
If you install a minimal system, I don't think there is a difference
between 3 and 5:
# chkconfig --list | grep 3:on runlevel3
# chkconfig --list | grep 5:on runlevel5
# diff runlevel3
Ismael,
the process works very well.
Good to hear!
I do have several questions:
1) I need to support both 31bit and 64bit linux. How do I leverage my
current 31bit structure to support 64bit cloning process.
I would recommend creating a new 64-bit controller. It will require more
disk
Hello list,
Has anyone been able to add a second interface to a RHEL4 system? I am
trying to add an eth1. I have a other QDIO triplets defined besides the
primary triplet being used by eth0. For example, the VM user ID name TEAMA
has virtual device 1600 as the starting device address of a VSWITCH
David,
Before you put the kernel and RAMdisk did you do:
ftp bin
ftp site fix 80
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Dave,
Thanks, that did it. I was missing the command:
# echo 0.0.1600,0.0.1601,0.0.1602 /sys/bus/ccwgroup/drivers/qeth/group
There is some good reference info in that Appendix F.
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Tom,
One item worth pointing out:
9. modprope dasd_diag_mod
I believe the diagnose driver will work on a 31-bit SLES9, but not on a
64-bit version, which must use the FBA driver.
17. joe kerneladd dasd_diag_mod to INITRD_MODULES
INITRD_MODULES=jbd ext3 dasd_diag_mod
So then this
Brandon,
Not that I've done much with Samba3 and kerberos, but ...
Did you set up /etc/krb5.conf? Someone who got it working told me this
configuration file was crucial and sent a sample:
[libdefaults]
default_realm = EXAMPLE.COM
clockskew = 600
[realms]
EXAMPLE.COM = {
Peter,
The hint is right there:
# mount -n -o remount,rw /
Try that command and you should have your root file system read/write.
Then the question is how to repair your system so it at least boots. It
sounds like your DASD got out of sync, so that what was /dev/dasdc is no
longer /dev/dasdc.
Tom,
... must be added to Linux as a Linux user, Samba share and in the
SMBPASSWD file (using smbpasswd as the backend, no LDAP etc, yet).
I will agree with the Linux user and smbpasswd, but not the Samba share.
The special [homes] section exists to avoid having to create separate
shares in
Tom,
Is this a case where Linux will be installed with SP1 all ready applied?
Yes, you should see:
# uname -a
Linux eslm91 2.6.5-7.97-s390 #1 SMP Fri Jul 2 14:21:59 UTC 2004 s390
s390 s390 GNU/Linux
If so, neat!
Yes, indeed.
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Darren,
I am wanting to have the *** new *** Samba server authenticate against
an LDAP server on a different image? Is that possible or should I have
both services (ldap, samba) on the same linux image?
This is a tricky setup, but SLES9 makes it easier with OpenLDAP and yast
modules. First a
Darren,
What about migrating existing machine accounts to LDAP. Is there a
script of some sort that will make life easier so I don't have to make
the machines rejoin the domain?
padl.com has some migration utilities, but they read /etc/passwd,
/etc/group/ as I recall. I don't know of a
Robert,
3) Selected SAMBA as install source.
Does the LPAR have have access to a Linux Intel server (or even Solaris,
AIX, ...)? If so, I describe how to set up a SLES9 install tree served
via NFS in chapter 5 of the redbook z/VM and Linux on zSeries: From LPAR
to Virtual Servers in Two Days,
Is it possibile to have
2 different default gw, each per interface?
From man routes:
/etc/sysconfig/network/routes is used for every interface while
/etc/sysconfig/network/ifroute-config is used only for the network
interface configuration stored in
Hi list,
Is anyone using mod-27s? If so, how many cylinders do they have?
I have never had access to one, but that didn't stop me from briefly
writing about it in a Managing Samba redpaper :(( In that paper it is
documented that there are 32000 cylinders, which I must have found written
However, during the boot cycle, the virtual NIC (qeth0) begins to
initialize, then shuts itself down.
A shot in the dark: Is this NIC coupled to a VSWITCH for which you forgot
to SET VSWITCH name GRANT userid?
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Is there a simple way to determine if you are running on a 64-bit
system?
# uname -m
s390x
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Peter,
The symptoms you describe sound vaguely familiar. Did you perform the
second half of the SLES9 install?
After you IPL from reader/tape, you answer networking questions, bring up
the graphical install and format DASD, partition disks, choose RPMs and
then they are laid down onto DASD.
Peter,
You are correct - I have not done the 2nd half.
At the end of the 1st half YAST does not give me any choice
During the intall questions, when you get to the prompt:
Which terminal do want to use?
1) X-Window
2) VNC (VNC-Client or Java enabled Browser)
3) ssh
Do you enter 1
Daniel, Chris,
Our optimal configuration included:
1 MB of Memory
...?
Whoa! Cool! That is what I call resource friendly! ;)
Unfortunately there is no new zSeries technology that compresses 125 bytes
into each storage bit. :((
That should be 1 GB - I have contacted the authors/ITSO.
Lior,
Are there ant redbooks dealing with the migration?
I'm not sure how much migration is dealt with, but the redpaper:
Networking Overview for Linux on zSeries, REDP-3901-00, is new and very
well done (it was reviewed better than some other redpapers that come to
mind :)). It is on the Web
Does someone have an example of why this is so good that Gneale is
spending so much time on it? I feel uncomfortable when I have not even
looked at it when he is so interested in it...
I heard Miguel de Icaza speak on mono at LinuxWorld in NYC in either 02 or
03. He said words to the effect of
Tom,
If I enter in /data/sles9root, then I can load the ram disk.
But I wonder if yast can handle the /data/sles9root or if
it is also looking for /sles9root?
The SuSE Architecture Specific Information manual says:
INST_IP_DIR=/s390 Enter a directory on the installation server, which
holds
Channon,
Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, so it looks like
I am experiencing the mentioned bug in the OSA card.
I got this from the guys who found the bug: The microcode level that will
contain the fix is 6.26. It will be MCL07 at driver 55 EC J13477. They
told me this fix is now
Tom,
I then tried using a mount with loop to mount the iso images. Same
problem with media error.
Did you run md5sum -c against an MD5SUM file? The Novell server has been
known to modify bytes upon download. If not you can cut and paste.
For 31-bit CDs:
# cat MD5SUM.sles9
Mark,
Is this on a z890 / z990? I just retrieved and installed new
maintenance
on my z800 and did not see that EC listed.
We are on a z990.
You're in an area that I don't tread, but I'll try to answer. The guy who
maintains our LPARs sent some HMC screen shots stating that we have the
EC.
Freeing unused kernel memory: 108k freed
Also, how large is your virtual machine? It should be at least 384M
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I am able to install SLES 8 31-bit on a configured guest.
When I try to install SLES 9 31 or 64 bit over the same guest, the
install fails when trying to ping the gateway.
This may the same issue I've seen. It is always during a SLES install and
it is preceeded (about one 3270 screen earlier)
Larry,
the doc I used to set it up was called z/VM VSWITCH with failover
If you want a copy let me know and I will e-mail it to you.
Is this perhaps the one on http://linuxvm.org/present/misc/vswitch.pdf ?
In a sense, linuxvm.org is an extension to this list server, so that's
probably the best
Greg,
Below is a little shell script I use for my sles9 mounts:
...
Are you able to serve that tree via NFS as well as FTP/local, or do you
use FTP/local only? I have found that NFS exports do not cross mount
points and thus a tree of loopback mounts cannot be served via NFS. But
perhaps you
Peter,
Should they be
sles9/CD1 sles9/CD1
core9/CD1 core9/CD1
Yes, I'm guessing the leading slash is a bug. If so, sorry. Did you try
without it?
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John,
I have tried everything except doing a ICKDSF CP format.
Is this what is needed?
I would guess yes.
If you do a cat /proc/dasd/devices, does /dev/dasdb come up in a state
of unknown? I've run into this from time to time and that is when a
CPFMTXA FORMAT will solve the problem. It
What directory structure did you use? /mnt/cd1 /mnt/cd2 /mnt/cd3 ???
I updated the document I wrote about this on:
http://www.mikemacisaac.com/configureNFS.pdf
The script now requires an argument: s390 for a 31-bit SLES9 or s390x
for a 64-bit. It is on:
http://www.mikemacisaac.com/mksles9root
I'm trying to installing Suse9 from the ZVM
Please specify the installation Source:
1) NFS
2) SAMBA
3) FTP
0) Abort
I chose FTP and the getting
What did you enter for the host and directory? Can you FTP to that host
as anonymous and change to that directory? If so, what are it's
Larry,
PORT
20 TCP FTPSERVE NOAUTOLOG ; FTP SERVER
21 TCP FTPSERVE; FTP SERVER
Adding three lines:
AUTOLOG
FTPSERVE 0
ENDAUTOLOG
before those lines cited in the system_id TCPIP file on TCPMAINT 198
has worked for me on my 5.1 system.
Hope this helps.
Mike
Hi list,
A colleague asked me to append this Oracle init script - perhaps it will
help:
#!/bin/sh
#
# Run-level startup script for Oracle and Listener startup and shutdown
#
#Description: Run dbstart on boot and dbshut on shutdown of Linux
ORA_HOME=/oradbf/O10g
ORA_OWNER=oracle
# check to see
I'll do the thinnin' around here, Baba Looey!
And dn't you forget it!
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Patrick,
Not sure I know how to set up the parm file.
Do you have any notes on this?
Here's a template that uses NFS to serve the SLES9 install tree, VNC to do
the graphics, and assumes a qeth interface at addresses 600-602 (I used a
NIC to a VSWITCH). Hopefully the variable names are
Linux refers to a specific implementation of a POSIX-oriented
operating system
According to Richard Stallman, Linux refers to a kernel. It is
GNU/Linux that refers to an operating system and at least the Debian
folks honor that (from www.debian.org: Debian uses the Linux kernel, but
most of the
With SP1, it looks like it has a CD1 and CD2. Don't those just
replace the old RC5a.CD1 and RC5.CD2?
I've been trying to answer this question correctly (more than to say
no). I can't find where this is documented, so perhaps the SuSE folks
want you to set this up through YaST.
I believe the
Warning: The gateway address 10.131.150.254 did not ping.
I may know this one - we have seen it here in POK. If it's the same issue
it is always during a SLES install and it is preceeded by the message:
HCPIPN2833E IP address is already registered.
The guys who dug into this believe there may
Hi List,
For a SLES9 install tree:
blanked out the \t from the files yast/instorder; yast/order.
I was thinking about this and the tab characters should probably be in
those two files. Someone pointed out earlier that the correct fix is
probably to use echo -e so escaped characters (\t) are
Ismael,
For SP1 upgrade, I used the following procedure:
Thanks for the append. That is how to upgrade a SLES9 image to SLES9+SP1.
What I am looking for is how to create a merged SLES9+SP1 install tree, so
the next time you install the new image it is at that level and don't have
to upgrade.
Ismael,
I did have to change one little thing: blanked out
the \t from the files yast/instorder; yast/order.
Yup, got it. Thanks.
I was able to successfully install a base SLES9 on z/VM .
Great!
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Peter,
I put it up on http://mikemacisaac.com/mksles9root
I replaced the \t with two spaces in two places in mk_symbolic_links
function as suggested by Ismael. I'll be honest - I haven't tested the
change (I will eventually get to that), but somehow I get the feeling it
will work either way.
Ismael,
How do I integrate the recently released SLES9 SP1
yast - software - Patch CD update
It's documented (for SLES8 and SP3 at least) in the zDomino redbook:
SG24-7021.
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We are running a RedHat 7-point-something system with Samba and Apache.
When we are loading files via Samba and someone is looking at
(changing?)
the same file with Apache, the kernel crashes.
I remember a kernel oops with Samba, but I believe it was SLES-7. Apache
was not involved. As
At IPL how will the Suse initrd find the Volume group and mount the root
file system?
I don't think it can. We boot from a 100 cyl /boot fs and have a logical
volume mounted over /. Maybe the easiest way is to try this type of
migration is to play tricks with minidisks:
- Shut down the Linux to
Ismael,
I'm trying to use yast to setup the install server
I put up a draft chapter as a PDF at
http://mikemacisaac.com/configureNFS.pdf - I hope this will help. It
details the steps around the mkinstallroot script I posted a while back
and how to make the tree available via NFS. I've at least
James,
I'll add my two cents, but I'll first add the disclaimer that I've read
and written about this, but don't use it in production from day to day (so
add two grains of salt to the two cents :))
All the documentation they have shown me indicates that it can get time
from an SNTP time source
Gordon,
Has anyone done anything about getting Rick Troth's cmsfs module to work
on SLES9 yet?
We found that the RPM cmsfs-1.1-0.s390.rpm seems to work.
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Mark,
Does that RPM only contain the utility programs, or does it also have
the
kernel module?
# rpm -qip cmsfs-1.1-0.s390.rpm
Name: cmsfsRelocations: (not relocatable)
Version : 1.1 Vendor: (none)
Release : 0
Rick,
PLEASE instead get the source and build it.
Tried that - the source doesn't seem to build on SLES-9. Could I build
1.1.8 on SLES-8 and run the executables on SLES-9?
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Martha,
Now, I want to see if I can move to Samba 3.x as I need PAM
authentication.
Samba 2.x can do PAM authentication - see my SHARE charts on Samba.
If you want to go to Samba 3, I'd recommend SLES9.
You can build Samba 3 manually on SLES8, but it's a bit of work and I'm
not sure it is worth
John,
I cannot use NFS, Samba, netcat, ... . Well, the remote
system is a Windows system.
Why can't you use SMB to a Windows system?
This places my report directly on the Windows server.
Yup, SMB does that.
Mike MacIsaac [EMAIL PROTECTED] (845) 433-7061
Is there any way to do this?
script
Type script - do your stuff - type exit and the file typescript is
created.
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The single VSWITCH solution requires that both OSA's are in the same
subnet,
right? And hence the same gateway?
Yes
Must be some more limitations I can think
of (Multipath workload balancing I already mentioned)
I can't think of any, but I'll defer to the networking gurus on the list.
Mike
If you have two OSA cards why would you want to use VSWITCH High
Availability rather than a full network High Availability solution?
Because it's a *lot* easier to configure?
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Ranga,
We need to install Samba and
join that with Active Directory, which requires Kerberos and Open LDAP.
We have a problem installing TLS certificate.
Anyone travelled this road before?
Only briefly, but I did discover that the install process has added the
ability to create certificates
Ken,
Did anyone else have trouble with the ISO images?
Yeah I did on CDs 1, 2 and 5. I copied and pasted together an md5sum file
(it seems there must be exactly two spaces between the checksum and the
file name). This is strange:
# ls -l *.iso
-rw--- 1 mikem zntc 520445346 Nov 22 16:09
Does the cmsfs package (1.1.8) build on the 2.6 kernel (SLES9)? I got an
error from ./configure:
cmsfssed.sh: this release of Linux is not supported!
Thanks.
Mike MacIsaac [EMAIL PROTECTED] (845) 433-7061
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Edit cmsfs-1.1.8/cmsfssed.sh and add 2.6* to the list of valid kernels
(~ line 90)
We did that which allowed configure to run, but make modules failed to
find a lock.h file.
It does seem the executables on ftp://ftp.bmc.com/pub/cmsfs/Linux-s390/
work.
Thanks.
Where is that package from?
The
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