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Date:         Fri, 18 Dec 1992 09:13:57 CST
From:         David E Boyes <dboyes@IS.RICE.EDU>
Subject:      Re: 7171s and 9121
Comments: To: VMESA-L@uafsysb.uark.edu
              92 7:48 am

I said:
> >If you run HPO in a hardware LPAR, be sure that you realize that
> >the equipment in the LPAR is not accessible to other LPARs. If
> >you want those users to have access to the VM/ESA system, you'll
> >have to use PVM or VTAM and some NCP magic.

> Convert your
> remote devices to the PVM/VTAM handling now.

Actually, 7171s aren't remote devices. They look like local
non-SNA 3274s to the OS, but have some special features like a
decent transparent mode and automagic hangup of modems when a
session ends, etc. The reason I mentioned PVM is that he'll need
some way of allowing the users to get terminal sessions from the HPO
LPAR to the one running VM/ESA, and PVM is probably the least
intrusive way to get them there. ie. the users might never know
it's there if it's set up correctly. Personally, I'd encourage
them to run the HPO guest 2nd level and not mess with LPAR mode,
but the lack of the host-initiated line drop is a real show
stopper if you do a lot of dialup processing.

I agree that if the Smithsonian folks are going to be moving
applications gradually, it would make sense to dedicate the
terminals to PVM or VTAM and let them select which system they
want to use.


David Boyes
postmaster, ricevm1.rice.edu
dboyes@rice.edu

PS - I wonder if the Smithsonian folks could use some volunteers
     to help out. It's always been a favorite dream of mine
     to work there...8-).
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Date:         Tue, 15 Dec 1992 13:24:05 EST
From:         Nick Laflamme <NLAFLAMM@IRISHVMA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: CTCA definition in HCPRIO Question

Well, there are CTCAs, and there are 3088s.  3088s are coded in RIO as
if they're CTCAs, but they're really something like 32 CTCAs in
consecutive order.  We used them a lot in my PPOE, connecting RSCS, PVM,
VTAM, and TSAF in a big mesh among eight systems.

However, if you don't already know this, you probably have a CTCA, not a
3088, in which case, sorry, I didn't mean to make you jealous.  CTCAs
by themselves are just one path for one app (server) to use.

Nick

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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 13:21:25 EST
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From:         Ray Mrohs <IRMIS971@SIVM.BITNET>
Subject:      7171s and 9121

From: Ray Mrohs
      Smithsonian Institution
      Washington, D.C.

Hello,

As part of our migration to VM/ESA, we plan to run our present HPO5 OS
on the soon-to-arrive 9121-320.  Currently, 90 percent of our terminals
are connected via 7171s to the 4381 host and this hardware is being moved
to the 9121 as well.  Since HPO will run in a logical partition on the
new host, I'm concerned about the functionality of the 7171s.  Anyone
had any experience with this?  Any and all replies are appreciated.
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Organization: East Tennessee State University
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Date:         Fri, 18 Dec 1992 07:48:40 EST
From:         Bill Williams <CMS2@ETSU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: 7171s and 9121

On Thu, 17 Dec 1992 12:53:10 CST David E Boyes said:
>>  Since HPO will run in a logical partition on the
>> new host, I'm concerned about the functionality of the 7171s.  Anyone
>> had any experience with this?  Any and all replies are appreciated.
>   ...text deleted...
>If you run HPO in a hardware LPAR, be sure that you realize that
>the equipment in the LPAR is not accessible to other LPARs. If
>you want those users to have access to the VM/ESA system, you'll
>have to use PVM or VTAM and some NCP magic.

To save yourself some additional migration complications, you might want
to do what we did prior to VM/SP5-->VM/XA migration;  Convert your
remote devices to the PVM/VTAM handling now.  I did this on VM/SP5
before we had an XA box (still running VM/SP5 on 4341-12) and it seemed
to me that the PVM did a better job handling the remote stuff than the
'native' SP5.  Under SP5 there would be times when VM thought a remote
line was down, RSCS would be using it, and we would not be able to
manage it because ...well, it's DOWN but it's in use.  (Yes, it was
really running!)  By using the PVM setup we no longer had these
problems.

If you convert to dedicating all the remote stuff to VTAM and PVM now,
then you'll not have to worry with that as part of your migration --
just "plug and play".

 ---------------------------------------
   Bill Williams -- ETSU Systems Support
    East
    Tennessee             (615) 929-6853
    State
    University        <CMS2@ETSU.BITNET>
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 10:55:02 -0600
From:         "Martin J. Doyle (215) 752-2296" <MBDMD@ROHVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Sample REXX APPC Programs
Comments: To: vmesa-l@uafsysb.bitnet

Does anyone have any sample APPC programs written in REXX?  I'm just
looking for something simple where one virtual machine connects to an
second virtual machine on the same VM/ESA system and passes some data.

Martin J. Doyle
VM Systems Programming Contractor
Rohm and Haas Company
Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania
MBDMD@ROHVM1
(215) 592-6865 (Day)
(215) 752-2296 (Evening)
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Date:         Fri, 18 Dec 1992 11:48:46 EST
From:         Martha McConaghy <URMM@MARIST.BITNET>
Subject:      CP DIAL mod followup

A little while ago, I sent out a posting announcing that the PFKDIAL
and CP DIAL INFO mods were available on LISTSERV@MARIST.  I didn't make
clear, however that the original author of those two mods is Anne-Marie
Marcoux of McGill University.  While the INFO mod has been enhanced
significantly, the PFKDIAL mod is essentially the same as the original.

My appologies for not stating that clearly the first time around.

Happy Holidays to one and all!!

Martha
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 12:53:10 CST
From:         David E Boyes <dboyes@IS.RICE.EDU>
Subject:      Re: 7171s and 9121
Comments: To: VMESA-L@uafsysb.uark.edu
              92 1:21 pm

>  Since HPO will run in a logical partition on the
> new host, I'm concerned about the functionality of the 7171s.  Anyone
> had any experience with this?  Any and all replies are appreciated.

If you run the HPO system in a hardware LPAR, the 7171s will
function just fine, ie. just like they do now. If you run the HPO
system as a 2nd level guest, you will lose the host initiatied
line drop on logoff unless you apply a PRPQ. I don't have the
number handy, but your IBM sales critter should be able to find
it.

If you run HPO in a hardware LPAR, be sure that you realize that
the equipment in the LPAR is not accessible to other LPARs. If
you want those users to have access to the VM/ESA system, you'll
have to use PVM or VTAM and some NCP magic.

Drop me a note if you have any questions; I found this out the
hard way during our SP5->XA conversion.

David Boyes
postmaster, ricevm1.rice.edu
dboyes@rice.edu
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Date:         Tue, 15 Dec 1992 15:21:13 -0600
From:         martin.zimelis@AMAIL.AMDAHL.COM
Subject:      APPC listserv?
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(Asked on behalf of a colleague)
I have been told that there is a CompuServe forum whose topic is
APPC.  The (decidedly second hand) word I got is that IBM has been
appending sample code to this forum.  Does anyone know of a LISTSERV
or anonymous ftp source that is similar?

Thanks.        Marty Zimelis
               Amdahl Corporation
               maz00@amail.amdahl.com
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From:         "Terrence W. Zellers" <ZELLERT@DUVM.BITNET>
Subject:      7171s and 9121

         No problem.  We were running HPO on a 3090 in 370 mode and had to
 run HPO in a 370 LPAR when the 9121 came in.  We were in prox of an ESA
 migration, but ran production in the 370 LPAR with two 7171's attached for
 seven months before we migrated production and trashed the LPARs.  The
 '71's never noticed.
                                                   -- TWZ

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
From: Ray Mrohs
      Smithsonian Institution
      Washington, D.C.

Hello,

As part of our migration to VM/ESA, we plan to run our present HPO5 OS
on the soon-to-arrive 9121-320.  Currently, 90 percent of our terminals
are connected via 7171s to the 4381 host and this hardware is being moved
to the 9121 as well.  Since HPO will run in a logical partition on the
new host, I'm concerned about the functionality of the 7171s.  Anyone
had any experience with this?  Any and all replies are appreciated.
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The list "GRANOLA: Vegetarian Discussion List" (GRANOLA@BROWNVM) is being
switched to a different node and list administrator. It was previously
at Brown, with me as the (somewhat absentee!) list administrator
(st701852@brownvm), Carole Mah.  As I am graduating, it is being taken
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GRANOLA@VTVM2 (BITNET) or GRANOLA@VTVM2.CC.VT.EDU (Internet).  Direct all
inquiries to the new list owner.

thank you.
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VintageVW@rocky.er.usgs.gov   Vintage Volkswagens

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   Here we will discuss how-to stuff, parts availability, answer
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   BEGINNERS, GURUS, MECHANICS AND NON-MECHANICS, RESTORERS AND DAILY
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Coins@rocky.er.usgs.gov

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Subject:      NEW LIST: Clocks@SUVM - Clock/Watch Repair, Collecting,
              and Construction

CLOCKS on LISTSERV@SUVM - Clock/Watch Repair, Collecting, and Construction
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   CLOCKS is a discussion list dealing with any and all aspects of clock
   and watch work.

   The list's primary goal is to discuss the collecting, construction,
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   The list welcomes the participation and contribution from anyone
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   CLOCKS is owned and coordinated by a computing professional who is
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   Initially CLOCKS is located on the BITNET/Internet network, using
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   Eventually we want to expand it to a discussion group on USENET too
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   If you send it in a mail message, make sure that this is the only
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 1992 13:56:46 CST
From:         Tim.Eisler@UIC.EDU
Subject:      Re: Sample REXX APPC Programs
              from "Martin J. Doyle (215) 752-2296" <MBDMD@ROHVM1.BITNET>

On the VM/ESA list, Martin J. Doyle <MBDMD@ROHVM1.BITNET> asked:
> Does anyone have any sample APPC programs written in REXX?  I'm just
> looking for something simple where one virtual machine connects to an
> second virtual machine on the same VM/ESA system and passes some data.

I worked with some Rexx CPI-C programs recently that came from a VM/ESA
manual.  Would that do? There's a requester exec and a server exec that
each run in a separate virtual machine. There are NAMES files that hold
'side information' plus some commands to put in the servers PROFILE EXEC.
The point of the conversation was a file transfer. It works. Let know
who's interested.

Should I post it all to APPC-L@AUVM?  The requestor exec is 157 lines.
The server exec is 147 lines. I wrote up around 70 lines of explanation
and saved 94 lines worth of console log data.

I used the following references:
From the VM/ESA library: CPI Communications User's Guide SC24-5595
From the SAA    library: Common Programming Interface Communications
                         Reference SC26-4399

Tim Eisler
Systems Programmer
Computer Center
University of Illinois at Chicago
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From: eehao@sunvis1.vislab.olemiss.edu (Hao Zheng)
Subject: Re: DPMI & VCPI Memory
Organization: Mississippi State University
Date: Sat, 12 Dec 1992 07:42:11 GMT

In <921208.213744.EST.R3JAJ@AKRONVM> Jericho Johnson <R3JAJ@AKRONVM.BITNET> writes:

>Hello All,
>   I am looking for any and all information on DPMI & VCPI memory specs.
>I would also like to know if any of you know of a PD/Shareware program
>that can provide this type of memory for a 386/486 PC w/DOS 5.0.  I know
>EMM386.EXE only provides XMS or EMS LIM 4.0.  I am try to use some
>software packages that prefer the DPMI or VCPI Extended memory.  Although
>they will use Expanded memory also, I would prefer to provide the Extended
>memory for them so that I can eliminate the need for an EMS page frame
>in upper memory so that I can have as much UMB space as possible for
>Network Drivers.  I do know that QEMM 386 will provide this service, but
>I would like to see if there is a *cheaper* solution to this problem.
>My department does not have the money to purchase 30+ copies of QEMM.
>Any and All information on these specifications and PD/shareware
>programs and ftp sites will be greatly appreciated.
>Thanks In Advance.

>-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Microsoft Windows provide DPMI & VCPI support. 386Max also supports DPMI
& VCPI. I don't know how much 386Max costs, 'cause I get it with the 
Microsoft C/C++ compiler 7.0.

If you need more information about 386Max or MS Windows, please e-mail
me directly. I don't read this list often.

Hao

eehao@sunvis1.vislab.olemiss.edu

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*  Hao Zheng                                    * 
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Date:         Sat, 12 Dec 1992 00:43:16 -0800
From:         dhwalker@UCI.EDU
Subject: On vacation (Re: Re: DPMI & VCPI Memory)

I will be on vacation from Thursday, 12/10/92 until Monday, 1/4/93.
Brian Roode (BGRoode@uci.edu, x8350) will be in charge of NTS's
development group while I'm gone.

Remember that OAC-NTS has recently reorganized, and the operation of
UCInet is now under Don McLaughlin (DMcLaugh@uci.edu, x8558).

                                           David Walker
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From: eehao@sunvis1.vislab.olemiss.edu (Hao Zheng)
Subject: Re: DPMI & VCPI Memory
Organization: Mississippi State University
Date: Sat, 12 Dec 1992 07:49:14 GMT

In <921208.213744.EST.R3JAJ@AKRONVM> Jericho Johnson <R3JAJ@AKRONVM.BITNET> writes:

>Hello All,
>   I am looking for any and all information on DPMI & VCPI memory specs.
>I would also like to know if any of you know of a PD/Shareware program
>that can provide this type of memory for a 386/486 PC w/DOS 5.0.  I know
>EMM386.EXE only provides XMS or EMS LIM 4.0.  I am try to use some
>software packages that prefer the DPMI or VCPI Extended memory.  Although
>they will use Expanded memory also, I would prefer to provide the Extended
>memory for them so that I can eliminate the need for an EMS page frame
>in upper memory so that I can have as much UMB space as possible for
>Network Drivers.  I do know that QEMM 386 will provide this service, but
>I would like to see if there is a *cheaper* solution to this problem.
>My department does not have the money to purchase 30+ copies of QEMM.
>Any and All information on these specifications and PD/shareware
>programs and ftp sites will be greatly appreciated.
>Thanks In Advance.

MS windows provide DPMI & VCPI Suport. 386max also do.
If you need more information about either/both of them, please e-mail me
directly.

Hao    

eehao@sunvis1.vislab.olemiss.edu


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*  Hao Zheng                                    * 
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