z/VSE base operating system
license, then connect to Xymon running on Linux on the same IBM Z machine.
If for some odd reason you don't wish to run the Xymon server on Linux on
that machine, use xymonproxy for Linux on Z as a forwarder.
As far as the network connectivity configurations, true, you
We don't have TCPIP available in VSE so we can't use it unmodified in VSE. A
similar problem is in VM, we have IP stacks in VM that cannot reach the Xymon
server because they are in different IP segments. Even if we had TCPIP in VSE
they probably would be in the same IP segment as the zVM
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Hi Tom,
Yes, we use Xymon with HOBBITVM to monitor z/VM and z/VSE. Though VSE is quite
crude, the monitoring is done by checking the
Thanks, Juha. I wasn't aware that anyone had picked them up and
continued development. Its good to know.
Martha
On 1/23/2019 6:56 PM, Juha Vuori wrote:
Hi,
Xymon clients for z/OS, z/VSE and z/VM (currently called zXymon) can
be downloaded in
http://download.savannah.nongnu.org/releases
Very cool. Thanks Juha!
David Diep
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Hi Tom,
Yes, we use Xymon with HOBBITVM to monitor z/VM and z/VSE. Though VSE is quite
crude, the monitoring is done by checking the OPERATOR log, where we collect
some messages from commands to VSE. (OPERATOR issues an ASO command, the output
is found in the OPERATOR log.)
Met vriendelijke
Here's the main landing page for the z/VM, z/OS, and z/VSE clients for
Xymon (that Juha Vuori maintains):
http://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/zxymon
Here's the main landing page for the Xymon systems and network management
software project on Sourceforge:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/xymon
There is a client for z/VSE.
Frank M. Ramaekers Jr.
Unisys | Mainframe Systems Analyst I
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We
I'm using ClefOS.
Frank M. Ramaekers Jr.
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Martha, What
Yes.
Frank M. Ramaekers Jr.
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Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2019 2:15 PM
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Subject: Xymon
Just wondering if anyone has used
Hi,
Xymon clients for z/OS, z/VSE and z/VM (currently called zXymon) can be
downloaded in
http://download.savannah.nongnu.org/releases/zxymon/
They still work well together with the latest Xymon server (stable version
4.3.28).
zXymon development tree has few enhancements (too few worth
s the big PITA,
> though. There is a Xymon plugin named devmon, which is what we use to
> monitor the network equipment, environmentals, etc. It talks snmp, but
> has limited capabilities. There might be a newer one out there, I
> haven't kept up on it in a few years.
>
> I thin
For z/VSE snmp see ...
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSB27H_6.2.0/fa2ws_config_vse_monitoring_agent.html
Also, Velocity has plugins for the above to provide better detail.
Have fun!
Regards,
Jeff
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Defining the template to match the MIB information is the big PITA, though.
There is a Xymon plugin named devmon, which is what we use to monitor the
network equipment
Defining the template to match the MIB information is the big PITA,
though. There is a Xymon plugin named devmon, which is what we use to
monitor the network equipment, environmentals, etc. It talks snmp, but
has limited capabilities. There might be a newer one out there, I
haven't kept up
If Xymon can talk SNMP, which it probably can if it's monitoring network
equipment, there's an SNMP 'agent' (?) that's part of z/VSE that will tell you
if the System is responding, at a minimum. I believe there is other info you
can get from the SNMP 'agent' as well. I've played with it some
/2019 3:49 PM, Diep, David (OCTO) wrote:
Martha, I had no idea there is a XYMON client for z/VM. Is it downloadable from
the XYMON project website?
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. Should not matter to the clients, though. We monitor
> z/OS, z/VM, hundreds of zLinux and hundreds of ESX based Linux/Windows.
> Also monitor all network equipment.
>
> Martha
>
> On 1/23/2019 3:29 PM, Tom Huegel wrote:
> > Martha, What platform do you run Xymon server on? Th
Martha, I had no idea there is a XYMON client for z/VM. Is it downloadable from
the XYMON project website?
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SLES 12 on z/VM. Should not matter to the clients, though. We monitor
z/OS, z/VM, hundreds of zLinux and hundreds of ESX based Linux/Windows.
Also monitor all network equipment.
Martha
On 1/23/2019 3:29 PM, Tom Huegel wrote:
Martha, What platform do you run Xymon server on? Thanks - Tom
Martha, What platform do you run Xymon server on? Thanks - Tom
On Wed, Jan 23, 2019 at 2:27 PM Martha McConaghy <
martha.mccona...@marist.edu> wrote:
> We use Xymon to monitor all of our servers, regardless of platform. I
> have not done VSE as we don't have it. However, there
We use Xymon to monitor all of our servers, regardless of platform. I
have not done VSE as we don't have it. However, there is a client that
works on z/OS, which we use a lot. It probably can be modified to work
on VSE. I think Rich Smrcina wrote it.
Martha
On 1/23/2019 3:15 PM, Tom
Just wondering if anyone has used Xymon in z/LINUX to monitor other OS's ie
z/VSE?
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On 7/24/18, 16:00, "Linux on 390 Port on behalf of Juha Vuori"
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Hi,
Here are Richard's origin
a severe
limiting factor during my last working years..
Btw, I always compile my Xymon servers - installs and upgrades, nothing special
on zLinux there.
Xymon base OSS product is currently maintained by Japheth Cleaver, afaik. Maybe
discussions about
Xymon deployment methods would be more useful
Hi, all.
Where might one find these z/VM and z/OS clients for xymon?
Thanks and have a good one.
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> form, as it locks in potentially vulnerable library decisions
> (I see some compression / decompression libraries which have
> had CVE type vulnerabilities in them, so this matters -- a
> stale 'carried in the tarball' lzo [YIKES], a stale 'carried
> in
On Tue, 24 Jul 2018, Martha McConaghy wrote:
> We use Xymon a great deal, it monitors all of our servers and network
> equipment (several thousand items). We run the server on zLinux (SLES) and
> the client runs just about anywhere. There are even clients for z/VM and z/OS
>
Yes, thanks Martha, I'm aware of xymon. I currently have the server running on
an old CentOS 5 and need to migrated it to a zLinux (ClefOS). I was hoping
there was a RPM for it.
Frank M. Ramaekers Jr.
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We use Xymon a great deal, it monitors all of our servers and network
equipment (several thousand items). We run the server on zLinux (SLES)
and the client runs just about anywhere. There are even clients for
z/VM and z/OS (thanks Rich!). Its all PhP based, so I don't think an
RPM
Anyone doing xymon on zLinux? Know where a RPM for ClefOS might be found?
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I have xymon installed on several servers and it appears that the only thing
I can monitor is CPU LOAD which is different from CPU % utilization. Has anyone
found a way to get CPU Utilization instead of CPU Load?
Thanks
Jim P.
I've got the xymon 1.3 client running on z/VM 5.3 and 5.4 systems.
Some *very* nice work by Rich Smrcina and Tom Kern. Thanks, gents.
There is one small issue in exec HOBVMDSK:
Original code looks like this, starting around line 99:
if right(total,1)='K' then
total=left(total,length
Thomas provided the original fix for this, but I'll take full credit for
biffing up the parens.
I appreciate the update, Pat.
Pat Carroll wrote:
I've got the xymon 1.3 client running on z/VM 5.3 and 5.4 systems.
Some *very* nice work by Rich Smrcina and Tom Kern. Thanks, gents.
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