Re: superneting and gateways

Glen, the only reason for routing statements is to reach networks which are not in the same subnet. The ip stack must only have an interface to the router. But a routing inside the same subnet makes no sense. But I have also made the experience, that a per-default-class-c address can't be

Re: How to restore VMFPLC dumped files on z/VM V5.1

Thank you for posting the final code back to the list. Although I do not have a use for it, this could be of immense help to someone in the future. -Original Message- From: VM/ESA and z/VM Discussions [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Minoru Massaki Sent: January 16, 2006 22:20 To:

Re: How to restore VMFPLC dumped files on z/VM V5.1

I should add an usage guide for the Piplines REXX. Assume that file name and file type of the Piplines REXX file are MM REXX. The VMFPLC dumped tape is mounted on and attached with virtual device address 181. Enter following PIPE command to restore the files on the tape into disk mode T disk.

Active Directory and Kerberos

Hi, I am trying to set up VM:Webgateway to validate userid and password from Active Directory. I have no problem with the VM:Webgateway part of things, that is straight forward. For the Kerberos part, my tests suggest that I can get away with just doing a KINIT to verify the userid and password.

Re: supernetting question

Actually, I tried: 192.168.2.0/23192.168.50.1ETH1 8192 first, but got the message: DTCPRS158E Line 75: Subnet Mask specified on GATEWAY statement is not valid The doc says the mask length can have a value from 1-32, but already figured that was either an

PPS EXEC question

To list: I am running into a situation where I have users printing to RSCS printers specifying wrong IP addresses for the printer they are trying to print to. This causes a socket error and RSCS releases the link. I then have to stop the link, find the RDR file that is causing the problem and

Re: PPS EXEC question

Have the users PPS using the RSCS printer name. Example: A printer is defined to RSCS as PRT300. The user can print to it using 'PPS filename filetype (P PRT300'. This way, the IP address is maintained in RSCS. -Original Message- From: VM/ESA and z/VM Discussions [mailto:[EMAIL

Re: PPS EXEC question

On Tuesday, 01/17/2006 at 07:32 PST, william JANULIN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am running into a situation where I have users printing to RSCS printers specifying wrong IP addresses for the printer they are trying to print to. This causes a socket error and RSCS releases the link. I then

Re: Active Directory and Kerberos

My problem lies in connecting VM Kerberos to Windows Active Directory. I think all I have to do is change KRB CONF to the appropriate values and it should work. It appears that when Microsoft adapted Kerberos for use in Active Directory, that they renamed EVERYTHING, so that the VM

Re: PPS EXEC question

O.K. I have the IP address in the RSCS LINKDEF. Is that the only way to protect the IP address from being overridden? --- David Boyes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is there a way to set up a PPS EXEC for specific printers with a hard coded IP address so I do not have to hope that the end

Re: PPS EXEC question

On Tuesday, 01/17/2006 at 08:54 PST, william JANULIN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: O.K. I have the IP address in the RSCS LINKDEF. Is that the only way to protect the IP address from being overridden? Remove USER=YES from the link definition, if specified. Alan Altmark z/VM Development IBM

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Dave Jones' CMS data space routines available for download

Title: Dave Jones' CMS data space routines available for download To avoid clogging the list, Dave Jones' VM data space manipulation routines are available for download from http://sinenomine.net/download/software. Enjoy. -- db