MVMUA Meeting 124 |
Metropolitan VM Users Association 124
July 18, 2005
Information Builders Corporate Headquarters
24th Floor - 2 Penn Plaza
7th Ave, and 32nd St.
New York City, New York
(Right above Penn Station)
8:30 AM | Continental Breakfast |
9:00 AM | Meeting Opening - Bill Munson |
9:15 AM | Tracy Dean - IBM - Tape Manager, Backup and Restore for z/VM
With the continued growth of z/VM and Linux on zSeries,
the need for systems and storage management tools on z/VM grows as well.
Come here what IBM announced this year for tape and tape device management
(including integration with DFSMSrmm on z/OS) and backup and restore services.
You'll also get some insight into what might be coming soon. Following the
presentation will be a demo of IBM Backup and Restore Manager for z/VM. |
10:15 AM | Coffee Break |
10:30 AM | Dan Martin - Rocket Software - Backup/Restore for z/VM LIVE Demo |
11:30 AM | LUNCH Break
There are plenty of places for LUNCH close to IBI |
1:00 PM | Will Roden - IBM - Negotiating Topics
Everybody negotiates. Some do it well and some don't. I have
found that it takes years to learn to negotiate well and different techniques
are needed depending on the situation. This presentation will discuss some
of the basics of negotiating along with several techniques and considerations.
This session will start you down the road to conducting better negotiations.
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2:00 PM | Coffee Break |
2:15 PM | Chris Casey and Will Roden - IBM - Back to Basics using z/VM
If you are new to z/VM, whether you have a Linux background, z/OS, or simply have
been away from VM for a long time, this is the session for you! We will show you
what commands to use, how data is stored, what the file system looks like, editing
files, and some of the many tools available for you to be productive in this new
environment.
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3:15 PM | Coffee Break |
3:30 PM | Mike MacIsaac - IBM - z/VM and Linux on zSeries:
From LPAR to Virtual Servers in Two Days
There is a new Redbook available: 'z/VM and Linux on zSeries: From LPAR to Virtual
Servers in Two Days'. As the title suggests a goal of the Redbook is to describe
how to install and configure z/VM, install and configure Linux and be cloning Linux
in two working days. Rexx EXECs and scripts are provided with the book. In addition
to installing z/VM 5.1 from DVD, the following topics are discussed: the SYSTEM CONFIG
file, configuring TCP/IP, allocating paging volumes, defining a common ID for CMS files,
creating a highly available VSWITCH. While z/VM is being installed, the task of setting
up a PC Linux NFS server is addressed. Once you have defined a Linux user ID, Linux is
installed twice onto the same virtual machine: one image to clone from and the other to
do the cloning. Both of these images are configured with the option of using scripts for
speed, or manually to better understand the configuration. The supplied clone script is
described in some detail. Cloned images can then be configured into Web, LDAP, file and
print, development or other servers. Finally, backup and restore issues are addressed. |
4:30 PM | Questions and Answers and the IBM give away's. |
5:00 PM | Thank you very much. |