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The Virtualization Cookbook for SLES 10 SP2 - z/VM - IBM

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4.1 Installing z/<strong>VM</strong> from DVD or FTP server<br />

<strong>The</strong> section that follows assumes a first level installation of z/<strong>VM</strong> from DVD onto 3390 DASD.<br />

If you have not already done so, complete the worksheet in 2.7.1, “z/<strong>VM</strong> resources<br />

worksheet” on page 16.<br />

For System z9 hardware and older, you will need access to the Hardware Management<br />

Console (HMC) with a user ID that has authority to go into single object operations mode,<br />

though this is not pertinent <strong>for</strong> z/<strong>VM</strong> 6.1 as it installs onto System z<strong>10</strong> or later. <strong>The</strong><br />

requirement to be in single object operations mode <strong>for</strong> z<strong>10</strong> or later has been removed.<br />

z/<strong>VM</strong> 6.1 is shipped on tape, on DVD and is available from the Internet through electronic<br />

download. z/<strong>VM</strong> should install faster from tape due to better I/O speeds, however, installing<br />

from tape is becoming less common.<br />

If you are not familiar with the HMC and z/ <strong>VM</strong>, you may want to use the complete installation<br />

manual z/<strong>VM</strong> Guide <strong>for</strong> Automated Installation and Service, Version 6 Release 1.0,<br />

GC24-6097. If you are installing z/<strong>VM</strong> at the second level (z/<strong>VM</strong> under z/<strong>VM</strong>) or onto<br />

FCP/SCSI disk, you will want to use this z/<strong>VM</strong> manual as the sections that follow do not<br />

address these options.<br />

4.1.1 Obtaining z/<strong>VM</strong> through electronic download<br />

z/<strong>VM</strong> can be ordered and delivered electronically through <strong>IBM</strong> ShopzSeries. A detailed<br />

discussion is outside the scope of this book, however short steps are documented. Note that<br />

the steps and links may change over time, but the basic process should remain the same.<br />

You may download the z/<strong>VM</strong> product install files to a staging machine, such as a Windows<br />

desktop, as was done in this example, and later upload them to an FTP server. However, you<br />

may also download them directly to the machine that will be the FTP server, such as a Linux<br />

PC if it has access to the Internet and a browser.<br />

To order z/<strong>VM</strong>, per<strong>for</strong>m the following steps:<br />

► Go to the z/<strong>VM</strong> service page:<br />

http://www.vm.ibm.com/service/<br />

► Click on the link <strong>IBM</strong> ShopzSeries in the section <strong>IBM</strong> Support Portals.<br />

► Sign in by clicking on the link Sign in <strong>for</strong> registered users in the upper right.<br />

► Click on the link create new software orders.<br />

► On Step 1, click on the radio button z/<strong>VM</strong> Products and choose <strong>VM</strong> SDO version 6 in the<br />

dropdown menu to the right. Click Continue.<br />

► On Step 2, select a hardware system on which you plan to run z/<strong>VM</strong> from the list of<br />

Hardware systems <strong>for</strong> your customer number, and click Continue.<br />

► On Step 3, <strong>for</strong> the Filter, select <strong>VM</strong> - <strong>VM</strong> Base Product, select your language and <strong>for</strong> the<br />

Filter, select Show all products. then click Show catalog. A sub-menu appears.<br />

– Select z/<strong>VM</strong> V6 3390 System DDR and click Continue.<br />

► On Step 4, verify the order and click Continue.<br />

► On Step 5, verify the entitlements and click Continue.<br />

► On Step 6, <strong>for</strong> the Prefered media, select Internet and click Continue.<br />

► On Step 7, review and click Submit.<br />

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