Is there any good articles or presentations on setting up a Linux, Sorry
should it be Flock, Herd, or School for penguins.
I am trying to setup a REDHAT AS 3 system on a VSWITCH network under z/VM
4.4.0 RSU 0401
Any suggestions?
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Larry Davis, 6-2380
Larry,
Hopefully you saw this coming:
http://linuxvm.org/Present/
Mark Post
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Is there any good articles
A colony of penguins
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Miguel Diaz
Staff Software Engineer
TCP/IP for z/VM
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Is there any good
There's nothing special about setting up Linux on a VSWITCH except for IP
address selection; make sure the IP addresses are in the same subnet as
the other hosts on the LAN segment the OSA is connected to. As a bonus,
if none of the guests using the VSWITCH are doing routing, then the OSA
connection can
Yes I was and in fact I should have looked first, but I am getting lazy
lately, or in more of a rush than I should be.
Thanks
Larry
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do
that, but I would need to set the VSWITCH Controller to be the primary
router for those OSA devices it controls.
Larry Davis
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Sorry should it be Flock, Herd, or School for
penguins.
The correct term seems to be rookery of penguins.
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Sorry should it be Flock, Herd, or School for
penguins.
The correct term seems to be rookery of penguins.
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According to Webster, a rookery is The breeding place of a colony
of, so
colony would
Hi,
Two other collective nouns for penguins are waddle and raft. A
waddle is a bunch of penguins on land, and is preferred over rookery.
A raft is a group of penguins floating on the surface of water (where they
spend most of their time).
Cheers,
Arty
According to Webster, a rookery is The breeding
place of a colony of, so colony would be the
collection of birds, rookery is where they breed. So,
when is IBM going to come out with a new version of
the zSeries boxes code-named rookery? :)
So much for relying on the advanced education of my
I hope I don't have to clean the rookery.
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According to Webster, a rookery is The breeding place
: VSWITCH and LINUX
According to Webster, a rookery is The breeding place of a colony of, so
colony would be the collection of birds, rookery is where they breed. So,
when is IBM going to come out with a new version of the zSeries boxes
code-named rookery? :)
Mark Post
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On Friday, 03/12/2004 at 11:26 EST, Davis, Larry
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So Allen If I understand and my VM system is in a 10.38.135.0 network
and I
want to connect several Linux guests to a VSWITCH controlled by TCPIP
then I
would need to make all the Linux user in the 10.38.135.0 network
On Friday, 03/12/2004 at 02:25 EST, someone offline wrote:
If you want a separate network, the VSWITCH isn't involved. You would
use a Guest LAN with a virtual router. (You could connect the virtual
router to the real network via the VSWITCH if desired.)
Would this offload some
) mode on the OSA card.
(2) If you formerly used the VM TCP/IP stack as your router for a
collection of Linux guests on a Guest LAN you might have used the VM stack
IP address as your gateway to the rest of the network. With the VSWITCH
your Linux guests should be able to send IP frames directly
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