The Virtualization Cookbook for SLES 10 SP2 - z/VM - IBM
The Virtualization Cookbook for SLES 10 SP2 - z/VM - IBM
The Virtualization Cookbook for SLES 10 SP2 - z/VM - IBM
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==> copy system config f = con<strong>for</strong>ig = (oldd<br />
► Edit the original file:<br />
==> x system config f<br />
► <strong>The</strong> system name is set to Z<strong>VM</strong>V6R<strong>10</strong> by default in the System_Identifier_Default<br />
statement. You can search <strong>for</strong> it using the / subcommand:<br />
====> /System_Identifier_D<br />
Modify this to the new name of your system. In this example POKSND61 is used.<br />
System_Identifier_Default POKSND61<br />
► Next look <strong>for</strong> the Features statement. You can search <strong>for</strong> it again or you can use F8 to<br />
page down. <strong>The</strong> following changes and additions are recommended:<br />
– Increase the number of commands that can be retrieved from 20 to 99.<br />
– Set the Disconnect_Timeout to off so disconnected users do not get <strong>for</strong>ced off.<br />
– Allow unlimited VDISKs to be created by users by changing Userlim to infinite and<br />
by adding the Syslim infinite clause:<br />
Features ,<br />
Disable , /* Disable the following features */<br />
Set_Privclass , /* Disallow SET PRIVCLASS command */<br />
Auto_Warm_IPL , /* Prompt at IPL always */<br />
Clear_TDisk , /* Don't clear TDisks at IPL time */<br />
Retrieve , /* Retrieve options */<br />
Default 99 , /* Default.... default is 20 */<br />
Maximum 255 , /* Maximum.... default is 255 */<br />
MaxUsers noLimit , /* No limit on number of users */<br />
Passwords_on_Cmds , /* What commands allow passwords? */<br />
Autolog yes , /* ... AUTOLOG does */<br />
Link yes , /* ... LINK does */<br />
Logon yes , /* ... and LOGON does, too */<br />
Disconnect_Timeout off , /* Don't <strong>for</strong>ce disconnected users */<br />
Vdisk , /* Allow VDISKS <strong>for</strong> Linux swaps */<br />
Syslim infinite ,<br />
Userlim infinite<br />
► Define a VSWITCH:<br />
Use the BOTTOM subcommand to go to the bottom of the file. Add some lines (you can use<br />
the XEDIT add subcommand a3). Define a VSWITCH and set the MAC address prefix. This<br />
will set the first three bytes of the MAC address created <strong>for</strong> each virtual NIC. If you have a<br />
multiple z/<strong>VM</strong> systems, increment this value to avoid having identical MAC addresses<br />
created. <strong>The</strong> last three bytes of the MAC address are automatically incremented by z/<strong>VM</strong><br />
as they are assigned, so they will be unique on each z/<strong>VM</strong> system. Modify the two starting<br />
addresses of the OSA triplets (B440 and B424 in this example) to those you specified in<br />
2.7.1, “z/<strong>VM</strong> resources worksheet” on page 16.<br />
====> bot<br />
====> a3<br />
/* define vswitch named vsw1 and set MAC address prefixes to 02-00-01 */<br />
define vswitch vsw1 rdev B440 B424<br />
vmlan macprefix 020001<br />
► Save your changes with the XEDIT FILE subcommand:<br />
====> file<br />
► Test your changes with the CPSYNTAX command which is on the MAINT 193 disk:<br />
==> acc 193 g<br />
==> cpsyntax system config f<br />
CONFIGURATION FILE PROCESSING COMPLETE -- NO ERRORS ENCOUNTERED.<br />
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