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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5.2.3 Verifying the zEnterprise 196 is applied<br />
A short REXX EXEC is written and run to verify that sevice <strong>for</strong> the zEnterprise 196 has been<br />
applied:<br />
==> type check9<strong>10</strong> exec<br />
/* EXEC to check <strong>for</strong> z196 PTFs */<br />
'service cp status <strong>VM</strong>64774'<br />
'service cp status <strong>VM</strong>64798'<br />
'service cp status <strong>VM</strong>64879'<br />
'service cp status <strong>VM</strong>64881'<br />
'service cp status <strong>VM</strong>64793'<br />
'service perftk status <strong>VM</strong>64820'<br />
'service cp status <strong>VM</strong>64814'<br />
'service cms status <strong>VM</strong>64799'<br />
'service cp status <strong>VM</strong>64818'<br />
==> check9<strong>10</strong><br />
<strong>VM</strong>FSRV2760I SERVICE processing started<br />
<strong>VM</strong>FSRV1226I CP (6<strong>VM</strong>CPR<strong>10</strong>%CP) APAR <strong>VM</strong>64774 (PTF UM33169) status:<br />
<strong>VM</strong>FSRV1226I RECEIVED 11/05/<strong>10</strong> 13:52:51<br />
<strong>VM</strong>FSRV1226I APPLIED 11/05/<strong>10</strong> 13:52:52<br />
<strong>VM</strong>FSRV1226I BUILT 11/05/<strong>10</strong> 13:53:57<br />
<strong>VM</strong>FSRV1226I PUT2PROD 11/05/<strong>10</strong> 13:55:55<br />
<strong>VM</strong>FSRV2760I SERVICE processing completed successfully<br />
...<br />
Verify that all of the APARs are reported as received, applied, built and put into production.<br />
5.3 Determining z/<strong>VM</strong>’s service level<br />
Often you will want to be able to query more than just the service level. <strong>The</strong> following steps<br />
were taken from the links CP Maintenance Levels and Virtual Switch TCP/IP Maintenance<br />
Levels starting at the Web site:<br />
http://www.vm.ibm.com/virtualnetwork/<br />
Per<strong>for</strong>m the following steps:<br />
► Logon to TCPMAINT. Use the QUERY <strong>VM</strong>LAN command to determine the latest APAR applied:<br />
==> cp query vmlan<br />
<strong>VM</strong>LAN maintenance level:<br />
Latest Service: <strong>VM</strong>64604<br />
<strong>VM</strong>LAN MAC address assignment:<br />
MACADDR Prefix: 020003<br />
MACIDRANGE SYSTEM: 000001-FFFFFF<br />
USER: 000000-000000<br />
<strong>VM</strong>LAN default accounting status:<br />
SYSTEM Accounting: OFF USER Accounting: OFF<br />
<strong>VM</strong>LAN general activity:<br />
PERSISTENT Limit: INFINITE Current: 1<br />
TRANSIENT Limit: INFINITE Current: 0<br />
This shows that the latest APAR applied is <strong>VM</strong>64604.<br />
► <strong>The</strong> maintenance level of the TCP/IP stack is important to virtual networking. To<br />
determine this, first get the active VSWITCH controller:<br />
==> q vswitch<br />
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