Description
z/VM Version 3 Release 1
Enhanced Architecture and Device Support
zSeries 900 Family of Servers:
z/VM exploits the z/Architecture enabling you to run 64-bit capable
operating systems such as OS/390 Release 10, z/OS, or Linux for
zSeries as guests of z/VM when z/VM is running on a zSeries server.
Additionally, 31-bit guest operating systems such as OS/390, VSE/ESA,
TPF, and Linux for S/390 can run on z/VM and realize memory constraint
relief because of the z/VM support of large real memory. This support
simplifies the migration and testing of 64-bit operating systems and
applications. z/VM Version 3 Release 1 supports 64-bit virtual
coupling facilities as well as continuing to support them in ESA/390™
(32-bit) mode. For additional information on z/OS, refer to Software
Announcement
200-352
, dated October 3, 2000. For additional information on the
zSeries 900 Family of Servers, refer to Hardware Announcement
100-323
, dated October 3, 2000.
Enterprise Storage Server (ESS) Support:
Guest support for the Parallel Access Volumes feature has been
integrated into z/VM Version 3 Release 1. This feature allows
the configuration of logical volumes (known as alias Parallel Access
Volumes), where each logical volume (alias) has its own unique device
address but is actually an exposure of the existing real device (known as
the base Parallel Access Volume). This allows the host to issue
concurrent I/O requests to one real device, the base volume, through the
different alias volumes.
z/VM allows a native CP user to initiate a Flash Copy (an instant copy of
a disk volume or minidisk) of a source device to a target device on an
IBM ESS. Customers will find this feature especially beneficial for
large databases which normally require a long time to copy.
Tape Support Enhancements:
z/VM will provide additional guest support for the 3494 Virtual Tape
Server (VTS):
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Peer-to-Peer VTS provides flexible component placement to meet 7 x 24
processing requirements and a solution for remote backup and recovery.
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Import/Export allows physical tapes to be removed and inserted into the
VTS logical tape library.
3590 A60 tape controllers attached with FICON channels will be supported
for use by guests of z/VM when such guests themselves support the 3590
A60 on native-FICON channels.
Connectivity Enhancements for TCP/IP
FTP Server Improvements:
The FTP server has been enhanced to better accommodate Web browser
and graphical FTP clients. The changes and new function include:
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The ability to provide UNIX-format list information in response to client
DIR subcommand requests.
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The ability to perform automatic EBCDIC-ASCII data translation for
transferred files, based on file types (or file extensions).
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New subcommands.
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A server-specific configuration file is now used by the FTP server for
its startup information, making configuration more consistent with other
TCP/IP servers.
IP Multicast Support:
This support provides the ability to send an IP datagram to a group
of hosts that are members of a single multicast group, and the ability
for members of a multicast group to receive multicast datagrams.
Membership in multicast groups is dynamic and may be spread across
separate physical networks. Hosts may join or leave a multicast group at
any time. They are not required to belong to a multicast group to send
datagrams to its members. TCP/IP will maintain a list of host group
memberships associated with each network interface. IP Multicast is
exploited by ROUTED.
Queued Direct I/O (QDIO) Support:
TCP/IP now supports Queued Direct I/O providing greater performance
utilizing this highly efficient data transfer architecture. The QDIO
facility allows a program to directly exchange data with an I/O device
without performing traditional S/390 I/O instructions. QDIO enables the
TCP/IP stack to support the OSA Express adapter for connection to a
Gigabit Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, or 155 ATM (Ethernet LAN Emulation)
network.
Secure Socket Layer (SSL) Support:
SSL is a TCP/IP protocol providing privacy between two communicating
applications (a client and a server). Under SSL protocol, the server is
authenticated and must provide a certificate to prove its identity. In
addition to authentication, both the client and the server participate in
a handshake protocol that produces the cryptographic parameters for the
session.
The processing required for SSL is provided by a new SSL server. An
installation identifies the ports that are secure and specifies the
certificates to be used. Any VM server listening on a secure port can
participate in an SSL connection with any external client that supports
SSL according to RFC 2246. No changes to the VM server are required to
use the SSL support.
VM NFS Client Support:
This enhancement allows CMS users and applications transparent
access to data on remote systems that run NFS servers supporting Sun NFS
V2 or V3 protocols, or both.
The remote data accessed by an NFS client is mounted on the CMS BFS
structure in a single virtual machine. Once mounted, the remote file
system is accessible using BFS interfaces
Additional z/VM Enhancements
Binder/Loader Support:
CMS hosts the DFSMS/MVS Program Management Binder and provides a
native implementation of the corresponding program object loader
functions. Included with this support is a new CMS command, BIND, to
invoke the services of the binder to bind and store an executable file
containing a program object on DASD (minidisk, SFS, or BFS). An
executable file produced by the binder may be used on a CMS system
containing the program object loader in exactly the same way as a
conventional MODULE file generated by the CMS GENMOD command. Also
provided is an enhancement to the C89 command to use the new BIND command
in place of the combination of the LE prelinker and the old LOAD,
INCLUDE, and GENMOD commands. Furthermore, the complete binder API is
available to application programs that need to invoke the services of the
binder dynamically. The CMS binder/loader support allows ready
transportability of executable files between z/VM and OS/390 or z/OS
systems and provides the infrastructure to permit CMS to exploit new and
emerging programming language technology being developed for z/OS, thus
significantly enhancing CMS's OS application affinity.
VM Dump Tool:
With this support, the VM Dump Tool is introduced as the supported
vehicle for reading abend, stand-alone or virtual machine dumps of CP
system. The Dump Viewing Facility continues to be the supported vehicle
for reading non-CP (CMS, and so on) dumps. The VM Dump Tool assists in
analyzing dump data from a dump file created by the DUMPLOAD utility.
Graphical User Interface (GUI) Facility
The following changes have been made to the GUI Facility in z/VM:
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The GUI workstation agents, along with their Help files, will not be
shipped with the z/VM product. They will be available with limited
support from the VM Download Library at:
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The CMSDESK application modules and message repository will also be
available as part of the GUI package from the download library.
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The Distributed Graphical User Interface Toolkit and the Graphical User
Interface Facility publications will not be part of the z/VM product
library. You can obtain copies of these books from the IBM Publication
Ordering System.
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The CMSDESK command and nucleus routines will remain in CMS.
Documentation will be available from the GUI download package. To use
these functions, you will need to download the workstation agents and GUI
modules and put them on a CMS minidisk or SFS directory of your choice.
Product Restructuring and Packaging Changes
Numerous changes have been made to the packaging of z/VM Version 3
Release 1 which include:
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The
OpenEdition® Shell and Utilities
, which was a priced, optional feature of VM/ESA, has been integrated
into the CMS component of z/VM Version 3 Release 1. It has
been renamed to OpenExtensions™ Shell and Utilities and is now
available at no additional charge.
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The
NFS Client
, new with z/VM is integrated into CMS and the priced, optional TCP/IP
Feature of z/VM.
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The
TCP/IP Kerberos Data Encryption Standard (DES) Feature of z/VM
has been integrated into the TCP/IP feature of z/VM. This provides
48-bit encryption/decryption services for the Kerberos authentication
server as well as APIs for application programs.
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The
LAN File Services/ESA (LFS/ESA)
feature of VM/ESA has been withdrawn from marketing and is not
available in z/VM. Refer to Withdrawal Announcement
999-387
, dated December 7, 1999.
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OSA/SF Version 2 Release 1
, which supports the OSA Express, is included in the OSA/SF feature for
z/VM. For additional information about OSA/SF V2R1, refer to Software
Announcement
299-041
, dated February 22, 1999.
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The
6250 tape
medium is no longer supported as a distribution medium for z/VM.
Realtime Monitor VM/ESA (RTM) Version 1 Release 5.3
RTM is designed as a real-time monitor and diagnostic tool for
monitoring, analysis, and problem solving for z/VM Version 3
Release 1. For additional information on RTM, refer to Software
Announcement
200-359
, dated October 3, 2000.
VM Performance Reporting Facility (VMPRF) Version 1
Release 2.2
VMPRF provides performance management capabilities for VM systems. VMPRF
analyzes new and changed monitor records in z/VM, including those
produced as part of 64-bit architecture support. For additional
information on VMPRF, refer to Software Announcement
200-359
, dated October 3, 2000.
Year 2000
This product is Year 2000 ready. When used in accordance with its
associated documentation, it is capable of correctly processing,
providing, and/or receiving date data within and between the twentieth
and twenty-first centuries, provided that all products (for example,
hardware, software, and firmware) used with the product properly exchange
accurate date data with it.
Euro Currency
This program is EuroReady.
For more information on the implications of the euro, visit the IBM euro
Web site at:
EuroReady Products
IBM considers an IBM product to be EuroReady if the product, when used in
accordance with its associated documentation, is capable of correctly
processing monetary data in the euro denomination and of respecting the
euro currency formatting conventions (including the euro sign). This
assumes that all other products (for example, hardware, software, and
firmware) that are used with this product are also EuroReady. IBM
hardware products that are EuroReady may or may not have an engraved euro
sign key on their keyboards.
Currently, EuroReady status applies primarily to IBM products specific to
the EMU countries. Products that are not specific to these countries are
deemed to be "not ready" for euro unless otherwise stated in the
product's country-specific specifications.
IBM Hardware Ready
IBM supplies certain IBM products which include third party software
(pre-loaded or not) and/or third party attached hardware. In these
instances IBM is not in a position to assert that these third party
products are, in themselves, EuroReady.
Therefore, such IBM products will be designated as Hardware ready.
EuroReady Solutions
IBM considers a solution to be EuroReady when the solution providers
have:
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Analyzed the euro requirements, including the need to comply with
relevant EC rules
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Built in appropriate function
and can clearly demonstrate this by:
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Detailing euro related requirements
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Describing how these will be implemented in the solution
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Declaring when the implementation will be generally available
The euro capabilities of a EuroReady solution will be clearly identified
as features of the Solution specification as described in the contracts
document.
Technical Information
Specified Operating Environment
Hardware Requirements
z/VM Version 3 Release 1 will operate on:
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IBM
zSeries 900 family of servers
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All models of the S/390 Parallel Enterprise Servers Generation 3, 4, 5,
and 6
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All models of the Parallel Enterprise Server R2 and R3
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All models of the S/390 Multiprise® 3000 or Multiprise 2000
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All S/390 Integrated Servers
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PC Server System/390® or RS/6000® with System/390 Server-on-Board
Refer to the General Information Manual for more information.
TCP/IP Feature for z/VM Hardware Requirements
The TCP/IP Feature for z/VM requires one of the following:
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IBM 3172 Interconnect Controller with the Interconnect Controller Program
(ICP) Version 3 (5621-425)
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IBM Open Systems Adapter 2 (OSA-2) Token Ring, Fast Ethernet, 155 ATM
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IBM Open Systems Adapter Express (OSA-Express) Gigabit Ethernet, Fast
Ethernet, and 155 ATM
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IBM 37xx communications controller using X.25 or SNA connections.
Native attachment of the IBM 3745 to TCP/IP and associated dynamic IP
routing within the 3745 is not supported.
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IBM 8232 LAN Channel Station Model 1 or 2
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HYPERchannel A220 Processor Adapter 42990007
TCP/IP Feature for z/VM supports the HYPERchannel Series A devices (and
HYPERchannel Series DX devices that are functioning as Series A devices).
For additional information, refer to the appropriate Network Systems
Corporation documentation.
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RS/6000 Channel Attachment using the Block Multiplexer Channel or
ESCON® Adapter
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IBM 3088 Multisystem Channel Communication Unit
TCP/IP Feature for z/VM supports direct connection to another TCP/IP for
VM, MVS™, OS/390®, or z/OS using the IBM 3088.
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IBM ESCON Channel-to-Channel Adapter
TCP/IP Feature for z/VM supports direct connection to another TCP/IP for
VM, MVS, OS/390, or z/OS using the IBM ESCON Channel-to-Channel Adapter.
Software Requirements
z/VM Version 3 Release 1 Prerequisite Requirements
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EREP VM (5654-260) V3.R5.0 — APAR VM62260 is required to correctly
process changes for IEEE Floating Point.
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Device Support Facilities — ICKDSF VM (5684-042) V1 R16.0; both the CMS
version of ICKDSF and an IPLable standalone version of ICKDSF (5747-DS1)
V1 R16.0 are supplied with z/VM Version 3 Release 1. Any
fixes requested for ICKDSF should specify the PTF number of the VMSES/E
formatted update. VMSES/E installable PTFs have the release number G14.
"G" indicates Release 16 of ICKDSF and "14" indicates VMSES/E
format.
The prerequisite products, EREP and ICKDSF are pre-installed. Therefore,
when ordering the z/VM Version 3 Release 1 System DDR, you must
already be licensed for these products or a separate order must be placed
for each of these products to establish a license.
Optional Product/Feature Requirements
OSA and OSA/SF Program Requirements:
Open Systems Adapter/Support Facility (OSA/SF) for z/VM is provided
with and supported on z/VM. OSA/SF for z/VM can be accessed by a CMS
user ID, by a REXX call to OSA/SF API, and at the OSA/SF Windows 95,
Windows NT™, or OS/2 GUI.
To use the OSA/SF GUI one of the following is required:
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Microsoft™ Windows 95 4.00.950B (OSR2)
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Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 with Service Pack 3
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OS/2 Warp Version 4.0 Fixpack 6
Access at the OSA/SF GUI requires one of the following communications
protocols:
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EHLLAPI (3270), which requires:
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Personal Communications/3270 Version 4 Release 2 (5871-AAA)
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ACF/VTAM®
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APPC (CPI-C), which requires ACF/VTAM® OS/2 on the workstation
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TCP/IP, which requires TCP/IP on the workstation and TCP/IP running at
the host
OSA/SF Version 2 Release 1 is included in the OSA/SF feature
for z/VM Version 3 Release 1. To support an OSA in its TCP/IP
Passthru mode in a z/VM Version 3 Release 1 environment, OSA/SF
requires the TCP/IP Feature for z/VM. OSA/SF support is required in this
mode only if access to one of the OSA's ports is being shared by more
than one host program or if an ATM OSA-2 is being used as a LAN emulation
client (LEC).
For additional information on OSA/SF, refer to Software Announcement
299-041
, dated February 22, 1999.
Software Requirements for TCP/IP Feature for z/VM:
The TCP/IP Feature for z/VM has the following additional program
requirements:
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If a primary or secondary domain name server is to be run (not a
caching-only name server), or the Network Data Base server is to be run:
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DB2® Server for VSE & VM Version 5 Release 1 (5648-158), DB2
Server for VSE & VM Version 6 Release 1 (5648-A70), or DB2
Server for VSE & VM Version 7 Release 1 (5697-F42).
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For SNAlink LU0 interface support:
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ACF/VTAM for VM/ESA Version 3 (5684-095) or Version 4
(5654-010)
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For X.25 interface support:
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X.25 NCP Packet Switching Interface (NPSI) Version 3 (5688-035)
Release 4 or later for 3745 or 3720
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X.25 NPSI Version 2 (5668-719) Release 1 for 3725
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Corresponding levels of ACF/VTAM and ACF/NCP that support NPSI
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If programs are developed in C:
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IBM C for VM/ESA Version 3 (5654-033) Release 1
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If programs are developed in Pascal:
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IBM VS Pascal Version 1 (5668-767) Release 2 Compiler and
Library
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To use the SNMP (monitor) client support with NetView®:
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NetView for VM/ESA Version 2 (5756-051) Release 3
Other VM-Related Information:
The following VM-related products require the PTFs for the APARs
listed below to run on z/VM Version 3 Release 1:
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DirMaint V1 R5.0 (5748-XE4) — #VM62609
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Pass Through Facility V2 R1.1 (5684-100) — #VM61373
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Host Management Facility V1 R1.1 (5684-157) — #VM62632
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CMS Utilities Feature V1 R1.1 — #VM62639
System Delivery Offering (SDO):
The z/VM System Delivery Offering Version 3 Release 1
(5654-A20) is an entitled offering and will be available concurrently
with the general availability of z/VM Version 3 Release 1 on
February 23, 2001. The VM/ESA SDO (5654-026), which is at the
VM/ESA Version 2 Release 4 level, will continue to be available
for ordering after the availability of the z/VM Version 3
Release 1 SDO.
The SDO content offered in each version of the SDO is dynamically updated
as new program products, versions, and releases, as well as service,
become available.
Progress in increasing the number of products exploiting VMSES/E make the
VM SDO a more integrated and dynamic IBM software package. Key benefits
of this SDO are:
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An increase in the number of products available in VMSES/E format. This,
coupled with delivery of the majority of non-VMSES/E format products in
semi-VMSES/E format, allows VMSES/E to be the single installation vehicle
for most products. Only a few products remain completely non-VMSES/E
installable and INSTFPP will still be used to install these products.
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The ability to dynamically update the content of the SDO at any time.
This includes service updating a product, adding new products or new
versions or releases of already provided products, or deleting products.
This capability will make the SDO a more effective solution for the z/VM
customer.
For additional information on the SDO, refer to the VM Web site at:
New Licensed Products in VMSES/E Format
Program
Product Number VRM
High Level Assembler 5696-234 1.4.0
DB2 Server for VSE & VM 5697-F42 7.1.0
-- Query Management Facility 5697-F42 7.1.0
Feature
COBOL for OS/390 & VM 5648-A25 2.2.0
VM Performance Reporting Facility 5684-073 1.2.2
(VMPRF)
Realtime Monitor VM/ESA (RTM) 5798-DWD 1.5.3
VRM = Version Release Modification Level
Limitations:
z/VM Version 3 Release 1 will operate on:
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zSeries 900 family of servers
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All models of the S/390 Parallel Enterprise Servers Generation 3, 4, 5,
and 6
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All models of the Parallel Enterprise Server R2 and R3
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All models of the S/390 Multiprise 3000 or Multiprise 2000
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All S/390 Integrated Servers
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PC Server System/390 or RS/6000 with System/390 Server-on-Board
Performance Considerations:
Additional information on z/VM performance will be available at
general availability. You should consult your marketing representative
at or after general availability.
User Group Requirements:
Customer user requirements satisfied in this release:
REQ00060114 -- NFS Client for CMS
REQ00070399 -- Display Command with % Option
REQ00074964 -- FTP and NFS respect POSIXGLIST
group names
REQ00072831 -- RDRLIST displays date and time
stamps differently than FILELIST
REQ00073197 -- CP SET IOCDS_ACTIVE nn /RESET
Activation profile HMC/SE
REQ00073194 -- Porting Sun RPC
REQ00072800 -- SENDFILE EXEC does not put real
name in 'To:' line for SMTP mail
REQ00074906 -- VM TCP/IP should provide SSL
support for Telnet
MR00074370 -- Need Virtual ESCON CTCA Support
MR00074967 -- Need Virtual ESCON CTCA Support
MR00074968 -- Need Virtual ESCON CTCA Support
MR00026628 -- Display Command With % Option
MR00070399 -- Display Command With % Option
MR00026628 -- Symbolic Real Volser Definitons on
the MDISK Directory
MR0905004136 -- VM FTPSERVE Does not Supply
Timestamps in Console Messages
S/390 Service Update Facility (SUF) Version 3:
IBM announces Version 3 of SUF. SUF Version 3 will be
available for download starting in the first quarter, 2001.
SUF is an Internet-based method for ordering and receipt of S/390
software service. SUF supports VM, VSE, and OS/390 systems.
SUF Version 3 enhancements include:
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Simplification of the prerequisites required to run SUF by elimination of
the need for WebSphere™ Application Server
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Improved usability through a re-designed User Interface.
Take advantage of the Internet to simplify the ordering and receipt of
S/390 service, and reduce the time and effort required to maintain S/390
systems.
Advantages include:
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Faster and easier service
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Increased system stability, fewer outages, less down time
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Less service research required
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Elimination of tape handling, processing, and storage
For additional information, and to obtain SUF, refer to the S/390 SUF Web
site at:
Planning Information
Customer Responsibilities
Products and Features Packaged with z/VM
With the availability of z/VM Version 3 Release 1, TCP/IP,
Remote Spooling Communication System (RSCS), Language Environment (LE)
for VM, and Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM) for VM Version 4.1
(previously Tivoli ADSM for VM Version 3.1) will be automatically
shipped and pre-installed in z/VM Version 3 Release 1 base
product DDRs.
TCP/IP is a priced, optional feature. RSCS and TSM are priced optional
products pre-installed on the z/VM system DDRs. The feature or products
must be enabled to use. If you choose to enable them, you must have a
license for the product. For TCP/IP, a license is established for the
Base feature (Level 3A0) and the Network File System (NFS) feature
of TCP/IP by ordering the appropriate charge feature numbers under z/VM
Version 3 Release 1, product number 5654-A17. If a license
does not already exist for RSCS and TSM, you may establish one by placing
an order for the product and using the delivery option "ship publications
only" (feature 3471). This delivery option will prevent unnecessary
shipment of the media while allowing for shipment of the basic
publications for the products, including the program directories. The
program directories include instructions for enabling use of the
products.
Additional information concerning this new packaging method can be found
in the
Ordering
section under New Licensees.
Running 370-Mode Applications
CMS does not run in 370 mode virtual machines. To simplify the migration
of older applications and facilitate the running of 370 mode-only CMS
applications in non-370 mode virtual machines, such as XA or XC mode, IBM
provides the
370 Accommodation
function. This function was originally shipped with VM/ESA 1.2.1
(available July 1993) and has since been enhanced as the result of
customer experience and input. 370 Accommodation handles the vast
majority of inconsistencies between 370 mode and either XA or XC mode,
eliminating the need to change these applications to exploit the new
architectures.
The IBM S/390 Generation 4, 5, and 6 servers as well as the zSeries 900,
do not support S/370™-mode operations. Therefore, the following VM
systems or functions will not function on these systems:
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Any unsupported release of VM
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370-mode CMS virtual machines
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370-mode guests
The CMS Migration Utility Feature, provided with VM/ESA Version 2
Release 3, is not available with z/VM Version 3 Release 1.
Customers who find their applications cannot run under the current level
of CMS should use the 370 Accommodation function or modify their
applications if possible. If problems persist, customers should call IBM
Service for assistance.
Direct Customer Support:
Direct customer support is provided by Support Line for S/390
Software. This fee service can enhance your productivity by providing
voice and electronic access into the IBM support organization. Support
Line for S/390 Software will help answer questions pertaining to usage,
how to, and suspected software defects for eligible products.
Installation and technical support is provided by IBM Global Services.
For more information on services, call 800-IBM-4YOU (426-4968).
Security, Auditability, and Control
The announced programs uses the security and auditability features
inherent in the virtual machine and the System/370™, ESA/370,
ESA/390™, and z/Architecture. The security and auditability of z/VM is
the same for ESA/390 and z/Architecture. The customer is responsible for
evaluation, selection, and implementation of security features,
administrative procedures, and appropriate controls in application
systems and communication facilities.
Ordering Information
The following advance publication is available now in PDF and BookManager
formats and can be ordered separately using the specific publication
number through the IBM Publication Ordering System at:
Order Availability
Title Number Date
z/VM: General Information GC24-5944 October 3, 2000
This publication is also available in PDF format from the VM Web site at:
New Licensees
Orders for new licenses can be placed after November 21, 2000.
Shipment will not occur before availability date.
Unless a later date is specified, orders entered before the planned
availability date will be assigned a schedule date of one week following
availability.
New users of z/VM Version 3 Release 1 should specify:
Type Model
5654 A17
With z/VM, several products are automatically pre-installed on the base
product DDRs.
EREP
and
ICKDSF
are not priced products however, they do require a license for service
purposes.
Language Environment (LE) Version 1 Release 8
is included and enabled for use with no licensing or billing
requirements.
OpenExtensions™ Shell and Utilities
, previously a priced, optional feature of VM/ESA, is included in z/VM
with no licensing or billing requirements.
Open Systems Adapter Support Facility (OSA/SF V2R1)
is a host-based tool supporting OSA-2 and OSA-Express features and has
been included in z/VM with no licensing or billing requirements.
RSCS Version 3 Release 2.0
is pre-installed with z/VM, in a disabled state. If you intend to use
RSCS, now or at a later date, you must establish a license for billing
and shipment of publications. If you already have a license for the
product, you may follow the enablement instructions in the program
directory for the product to enable the product for use on your system.
A license is established for RSCS 3.2.0 by placing an order for the
product. Because the product code is already pre-installed, your order
should indicate that shipment of media should be suppressed for these
products. This can be accomplished by including the Delivery Option
Feature number 3471 (Ship Documentation Only), which designates the
shipment of publications only. The product number is:
Description Product Number
RSCS 3.2.0 5684-096
Tivoli Storage Manager for VM Version 4.1
(originally named Tivoli ADSM for VM/ESA, Version 3.1) is
pre-installed on the z/VM system DDRs. It is a priced product that may
be selected during the z/VM installation process. If you intend to use
Tivoli Storage Manager, now or at a later date, you must establish a
license for billing and shipment of publications by placing an order for
the product. Because the product code is already packaged with z/VM,
your order should indicate that shipment of media should be suppressed
for these products. This can be accomplished by including the Delivery
Option Feature number 3471 (Ship Documentation Only), which designates
the shipment of publications only. The product number is:
Description Product Number
Tivoli Storage Manager 5697-TS9
for VM 4.1.0
Tivoli Storage Manager 5698-TSM (Value-Based
for VM 4.1.0 Pricing)
For additional information, including terms and conditions for Tivoli
Storage Manager for VM Version 4.1, program number 5698-TSM, refer
to Software Announcement
200-245
, dated July 25, 2000, and for program number 5697-TS9, refer
to Software Announcement
200-244
, dated July 25, 2000.
Refer to Software Announcement
299-126
, dated May 24, 1999, for information on Tivoli ADSM for VM/ESA
Version 3.1.
The
TCP/IP Base Feature (Level 3A0)
and the
Network File System (NFS) feature of TCP/IP
are also delivered pre-installed in a disabled state. If you intend to
use either of these features, now or at a later date, you must establish
a license for billing. A license is established for the TCP/IP Base
feature Level 3A0 and the NFS feature of TCP/IP by ordering the
appropriate FWLC, MLC, DSLO, MOSP, GOLC, and/or ELC charge feature
numbers under z/VM Version 3 Release 1 product number 5654-A17.
Existing TCP/IP Version 2 (5735-FAL) customers moving to z/VM are
eligible for Single Version Charging as appropriate.
Optionally available for the TCP/IP Base feature Level 3A0 is the
Source which is not pre-installed but may be ordered as an optional
feature of z/VM.
Flat Workload License Charge:
IBM has announced a new pricing structure for VM and VSE software,
Flat Workload License Charge (FWLC) for operating systems and licensed
products operating on the zSeries 900 or equivalent. The FWLC is a
monthly charge and is independent of the size of the zSeries 900 for
which the product is licensed. To be eligible for a FWLC license, you
must also have z/OS running in 64-bit mode on a zSeries 900 or
equivalent. If you do not qualify for FWLC, then ELC or Model Group 80
charges apply. For additional information on FWLC pricing, refer to
Software Announcement
200-354
, dated October 3, 2000.
Basic License
Pricing Options Available for z/VM
There are various pricing options available for ordering z/VM and is
dependent on which IBM server you select. These options are:
To order a basic license, specify the program number and feature number
9001 for asset registration. Specify either the feature number for a
FWLC or for a graduated MLC or OTC, specify the feature numbers below
that correspond to the processor group that contains the designated
machine; or for a GOLC, specify the feature numbers below that correspond
to the processor group that contains the designated machine.
Also, specify the feature number of the desired distribution medium.
z/VM Base
Flat Workload License Charge for a zSeries 900 or equivalent
Flat Workload
Monthly
License Charge
Description Feature Number
z/VM Version 3 Release 1 4180
Basic Graduated License Charges
Basic Graduated
Monthly License Charge
Group Feature Number
25 4202
28 4203
29 4204
30 4205
31 4206
32 4207
35 4208
38 4209
40 3860
50 3861
60 3862
70 3863
80 3864
MOSP Basic Graduated License Charges
Multiple Operating System — PR/SM™ (MOSP):
For a graduated license charge, specify the following feature numbers,
corresponding to the group that contains the designated machine.
MOSP
Basic Graduated
Monthly License Charge
Group Feature Number
25 4212
28 4213
29 4214
30 4215
31 4216
32 4217
35 4218
38 4219
40 3910
50 3911
60 3912
70 3913
80 3914
CMS Utilities Feature:
To order the CMS Utilities feature, specify optional material
feature number.
Specify one of the following feature numbers as applicable or
corresponding to the group that contains the designated machine.
Flat Workload License Charge for a zSeries 900 or equivalent
Flat Workload
Monthly
License Charge
Description Feature Number
CMS Utilities Feature 4181
Basic Graduated License Charges
Basic Graduated
Monthly License Charge
Group Feature Number
25 4242
28 4243
29 4244
30 4245
31 4246
32 4247
35 4248
38 4249
40 3870
50 3871
60 3872
70 3873
80 3874
MOSP Basic Graduated License Charges
MOSP:
For a graduated license charge, specify the following feature numbers,
corresponding to the group that contains the designated machine.
MOSP
Basic Graduated
Monthly License Charge
Group Feature Number
25 4252
28 4253
29 4254
30 4255
31 4256
32 4257
35 4258
38 4259
40 3920
50 3921
60 3922
70 3923
80 3924
TCP/IP Base Feature for z/VM:
TCP/IP Base is automatically shipped and pre-installed in a disabled
state on the z/VM Version 3 Release 1 base product DDR.
Specify one of the following feature numbers as applicable or
corresponding to the group that contains the designated machine.
Flat Workload License Charge for a zSeries 900 or equivalent
Flat Workload
Monthly
License Charge
Description Feature Number
TCP/IP Base Feature 4182
Basic Graduated License Charges
Basic Graduated
Monthly License Charge
Group Feature Number
25 4282
28 4283
29 4284
30 4285
31 4286
32 4287
35 4288
38 4289
40 3885
50 3886
60 3887
70 3888
80 3889
MOSP Basic Graduated License Charges
MOSP:
For a graduated license charge, specify the following feature numbers,
corresponding to the group that contains the designated machine.
MOSP
Basic Graduated
Monthly License Charge
Group Feature Number
25 4292
28 4293
29 4294
30 4295
31 4296
32 4297
35 4298
38 4299
40 3935
50 3936
60 3937
70 3938
80 3939
TCP/IP NFS Feature:
The TCP/IP NFS Base is automatically shipped and pre-installed in a
disabled state on the z/VM Version 3 Release 1 base product
DDR. Specify one of the following feature numbers as applicable or
corresponding to the group that contains the designated machine.
Flat Workload License Charge for a zSeries 900 or equivalent
Flat Workload
Monthly
License Charge
Description Feature Number
TCP/IP NFS Feature 4183
Basic Graduated License Charges
Basic Graduated
Monthly License Charge
Group Feature Number
25 4322
28 4323
29 4324
30 4325
31 4326
32 4327
35 4328
38 4329
40 3890
50 3891
60 3892
70 3893
80 3894
MOSP Basic Graduated License Charges
MOSP:
For a graduated license charge, specify the following feature numbers,
corresponding to the group that contains the designated machine.
MOSP
Basic Graduated
Monthly License Charge
Group Feature Number
25 4332
28 4333
29 4334
30 4335
31 4336
32 4337
35 4338
38 4339
40 3940
50 3941
60 3942
70 3943
80 3944
When selecting the following TCP/IP options, specify the appropriate
basic OTC feature number:
TCP/IP Basic
OTC
Feature Number
TCP/IP Source Code 3859
Note:
The group or MSUs can be determined by referring to the Exhibit for IBM
System/390 Machines (Z125-3901) associated with the IBM Customer
Agreement (Z125-4575).
Entry Support License (ESL):
To order an ESL license, specify the program number, feature number
9001 for asset registration, and the applicable ESL OTC feature number.
Also specify the feature number of the desired distribution medium.
ESL
OTC
Program Number/Description Feature Number
z/VM Version 3 Release 1 4103
CMS Utilities Feature 4117
TCP/IP Base Feature for z/VM 4138
TCP/IP NFS Feature 4145
ESL machines can be determined by referring to the IBM Entry End User/390
Attachment (Z125-4379).
Growth Opportunity License Charge (GOLC):
To order a GOLC software, specify the program number and feature number
9001 for asset registration, from the table below. Also, specify the
feature number for the desired distribution medium.
z/VM Version 3 Release 1
z/VM Base
GOLC
GOLC Feature
Category Number
H30 4104
H50 4105
H70 4106
CMS Utilities Feature
H30 4118
H50 4119
H70 4120
TCP/IP Base Feature for z/VM
H30 4139
H50 4140
H70 4141
TCP/IP NFS Feature for z/VM
H30 4146
H50 4147
H70 4148
Single Version Charging:
To elect single version charging, the customer must notify and
identify to IBM the prior program and replacement program and the
designated machine the programs are operating on.
Basic Machine-Readable Material:
z/VM Version 3 Release 1 is installed via the z/VM System
DDR and is available on either 3480 cartridge, 4-mm DAT cartridge, or
CD-ROM. This can be ordered through the z/VM base product (5654-A17) or
via the VM/System Delivery Offering (SDO). (For more information
regarding SDO, refer to the Software Delivery Offering section in the
Technical Information
section.) The z/VM Version 3 Release 1 deliverable is the z/VM
System DDR. It is refreshed as needed.
For all z/VM Version 3 Release 1 orders, the following
no-charge prerequisite products are pre-installed on the System DDRs:
-
EREP (5654-260)
-
ICKDSF (5684-042)
Therefore, when ordering z/VM Version 3 Release 1, the customer
must be licensed for these products or a separate order must be placed
for these products.
Note:
The High Level Assembler (HLASM) is no longer shipped on the DDR.
If you would like HLASM, it must be ordered separately. Refer to the
Software Requirements
section for information on when HLASM is required.
To order the z/VM Version 3 Release 1 System DDR, select the
feature number of the desired distribution medium:
Feature
Number Distribution Medium
3404 3480 tape cartridge
3410 CD-ROM
3431 4-mm tape cartridge
Also, select the feature number of the desired pre-built System DDR tapes
or CD-ROM:
Feature
Environment Number
3380 System DDR 6460
3390 System DDR 6461
9345 System DDR 6462
FBA System DDR 6463
CD-ROM System DDR 6464
Note:
-
The 3800 Image Library is shipped in the System DDR and does not have to
be ordered separately.
-
The following optional tapes are included with the base DDR:
-
ESA Migration Tool
-
PLX Source Code
-
DFSMS/VM
-
Stacked RSU
-
The CD-ROM System DDR contains all four system DDRs, all non-priced
features (excluding DCE feature) for z/VM, and the stacked RSU. With the
CD-ROM System DDR, you will also receive an additional CDs containing:
-
ESA Migration Tool
-
PLX Source Code
-
DFSMS/VM
-
DFSMS/VM Kanji
-
LANRES/VM Feature
-
Restricted Source
-
z/VM BookManager Library
Installation via CD-ROM requires the IBM Optical Media Attach/2 Program
(5621-264) or a S/390 Integrated Server, PC Server System/390, or RS/6000
with System/390 Server-On-Board using an AWSOMA emulated tape drive.
CD-ROM is the preferred media choice over tape for the S/390 Integrated
Server, PC Server S/390, and RS/6000 with System/390 Server-On-Board.
National Language Translation:
When you order z/VM Version 3 Release 1, the National
Language Translation files for message repositories, HELP files, and
other panels or files are included with the system.
The following components/features are the ones supported by z/VM in the
following languages:
-
German — CP, CMS, REXX, Pipes, CMS Utilities feature
-
Japanese Kanji — CP, CMS, REXX, Pipes, CMS Utilities feature
If you would like DFSMS/VM translated in Kanji, order feature number:
Feature Description
6472 DFSMS/VM Kanji
Customization Options:
Select the appropriate feature numbers to customize your order to
specify the delivery options desired. These features can be specified on
the initial or MES orders.
Example:
If publications are not desired for the initial order, specify
feature number 3470 to ship media only. For future updates, specify
feature number 3480 to ship media updates only. If, in the future,
publication updates are required, order an MES to remove feature number
3480; then, the publications will ship with the next release of the
program.
Feature
Description Number
Initial Shipments
Serial Number Only (suppresses shipment 3444
of media and documentation)
Ship Media Only (suppresses initial 3470
shipment of documentation)
Ship Documentation Only (suppresses 3471
initial shipment of media)
Update Shipments
Ship Media Updates Only (suppresses 3480
update shipment of documentation)
Ship Documentation Only (suppresses 3481
update shipment of media)
Suppress Updates (suppresses update 3482
shipment of media and documentation)
Expedite Shipments
Local IBM Office Expedite 3445
(for IBM use only)
Customer Expedite Process Charge 3446
($30 charge for each product)
Expedite shipments will be processed to receive 72-hour delivery from the
time IBM Software Delivery and Fulfillment (SDF) receives the order. SDF
will then ship the order via overnight air transportation.
Optional Machine-Readable Material:
To order, select the feature number for the desired distribution
medium and the optional material feature number:
Feature
Number Distribution Medium
3404 3480 tape cartridge
3410 CD-ROM
3431 4-mm tape cartridge
Tape or
Cartridge CD-ROM
Feature Feature
Optional Material Number Number
CMS Utilities Feature 6465 6465
DCE Base Services Feature 6466 6466
LANRES/VM feat w/Disk 6468 6464
includes Workstation 3-1/2-inch
Diskette
Restricted Source* 6469 6464
P/390 Preconfigured System 6474
TCP/IP Source Feature 6470 6470
CD-ROM Collection Kit 7221 7221
z/VM BookManager Library 6473 6464
-
*
-
Contains
RESTRICTED MATERIAL OF IBM
The DCE User Data Privacy feature (#6467) requires the OpenExtensions DCE
Base Services feature (#6466) to be installed first. The OpenEdition DCE
User Data Privacy feature is a no-charge feature used for controlling the
export of the DES algorithm. When installed, this feature enables data
encryption using the DES algorithm. Because this feature contains data
encryption, it is therefore subject to special export licensing
requirements by the Bureau of Export Administration of the U.S.
Department of Commerce.
Tape or
Cartridge CD-ROM
Feature Feature
Optional Material Number Number
DCE User Data Privacy Feature 6467 6467
DSLO License:
To order a DSLO license, specify the program number, feature number
9901 for asset registration, and the feature number below for the
graduated MLC that corresponds to the group containing the designated
machine.
z/VM Base:
DSLO Graduated Monthly License Charge
DSLO Graduated
Monthly License Charge
Group Feature Number
25 4222
28 4223
29 4224
30 4225
31 4226
32 4227
35 4228
38 4229
40 3960
50 3961
60 3962
70 3963
80 3964
MOSP DSLO Basic Graduated Monthly License Charge
MOSP:
For a graduated monthly license charge, specify the following feature
numbers, corresponding to the group that contains the designated machine.
MOSP DSLO
Graduated Monthly
License Charge
Group Feature Number
25 4232
28 4233
29 4234
30 4235
31 4236
32 4237
35 4238
38 4239
40 4020
50 4021
60 4022
70 4023
80 4024
CMS Utilities Feature:
Specify one of the following feature numbers as applicable or
corresponding to the group that contains the designated machine.
DSLO Graduated Monthly License Charge
DSLO Graduated
Monthly License Charge
Group Feature Number
25 4262
28 4263
29 4264
30 4265
31 4266
32 4267
35 4268
38 4269
40 3970
50 3971
60 3972
70 3973
80 3974
MOSP DSLO Graduated Monthly License Charge
MOSP:
For a graduated monthly license charge, specify the following feature
numbers, corresponding to the group that contains the designated machine.
MOSP DSLO
Graduated Monthly
License Charge
Group Feature Number
25 4272
28 4273
29 4274
30 4275
31 4276
32 4277
35 4278
38 4279
40 4030
50 4031
60 4032
70 4033
80 4034
TCP/IP Base Feature for z/VM:
TCP/IP Base is automatically shipped and pre-installed in a disabled
state on the z/VM Version 3 Release 1 base product DDR.
Specify one of the following feature numbers as applicable or
corresponding to the group that contains the designated machine.
DSLO Graduated Monthly License Charge
DSLO Graduated
Monthly License Charge
Group Feature Number
25 4302
28 4303
29 4304
30 4305
31 4306
32 4307
35 4308
38 4309
40 3985
50 3986
60 3987
70 3988
80 3989
MOSP DSLO Graduated Monthly License Charge
MOSP:
For a graduated monthly license charge, specify the following feature
numbers, corresponding to the group that contains the designated machine.
MOSP DSLO
Graduated Monthly
License Charge
Group Feature Number
25 4312
28 4313
29 4314
30 4315
31 4316
32 4317
35 4318
38 4319
40 4045
50 4046
60 4047
70 4048
80 4049
TCP/IP NFS Feature:
DSLO Graduated Monthly License Charge
DSLO Graduated
Monthly License Charge
Group Feature Number
25 4342
28 4343
29 4344
30 4345
31 4346
32 4347
35 4348
38 4349
40 3990
50 3991
60 3992
70 3993
80 3994
MOSP DSLO Graduated Monthly License Charge
MOSP:
For a graduated monthly license charge, specify the following feature
numbers, corresponding to the group that contains the designated machine.
MOSP DSLO
Graduated Monthly
License Charge
Group Feature Number
25 4352
28 4353
29 4354
30 4355
31 4356
32 4357
35 4358
38 4359
40 4050
50 4051
60 4052
70 4053
80 4054
Ordering a DSLO feature will result in IBM maintaining a record of this
customer location as a DSLO user only. All material for the DSLO license
will be provided through the basic license location. If a user selects
DSLO, no other feature numbers are valid for this order and no program
materials or updates will be shipped.
Extended License Charge (ELC)
ELC Basic License:
To order a basic license, specify the appropriate program and feature
number, if required, for asset registration. Specify the applicable ELC
features. Also, specify the feature number of the desired distribution
medium.
Processors with assigned capacity above 80 MSUs will have VM and VSE
software prices, including zSeries 900 servers (or equivalent) that do
not qualify for FWLC charges, based on the CPU service unit capacity of
the processor. The ELC price structure will have a Base Charge for 80
MSU capacity and an incremental per MSU charge for all additional MSUs
above the 80 MSU base.
ELC charges are Monthly License Charges.
z/VM Base
ELC
Feature
Description Number
ELC Base, 80 MSUs 4100
ELC 1 MSU 4101
ELC 50 MSUs 4102
CMS Utilities Feature
ELC Base, 80 MSUs 4114
ELC 1 MSU 4115
ELC 50 MSUs 4116
TCP/IP Base Feature for z/VM
ELC Base, 80 MSUs 4135
ELC 1 MSU 4136
ELC 50 MSUs 4137
TCP/IP NFS Feature
ELC Base, 80 MSUs 4142
ELC 1 MSU 4143
ELC 50 MSUs 4144
Licensing:
The following apply to products ordered with ELC:
(1) Z125-6018 ICA Attachment for Extended License Charges, which should
be signed by the customer
(2) Z125-6019 ICA Exhibit for Extended License Charges
Unlicensed Documentation:
Unlicensed Documentation within the z/VM library are available in
Adobe PDF files, BookManager files, or printed books. They have been
defined as either "Basic" or "Optional."
-
Basic Publications
Publications identified as basic are shipped in printed format
automatically at no additional charge when you order the z/VM base
product.
-
Optional Publications
Optional (not basic) publications are supplied only in PDF or BookManager
format with z/VM. Some of these publications have printed versions.
They can be ordered separately for a fee using the specific publication
numbers through the IBM Publications Ordering System (POS) at:
All publications updated for z/VM are available as PDF files, which may
be printed.
Adobe PDF Files:
Publications that are available in PDF format are provided on the
IBM Online Library Omnibus Edition: VM Collection CD-ROM (supplied with
z/VM at no additional charge) and on the IBM VM Web site at:
or from POS at:
You can view a PDF file using the Adobe Acrobat Reader, which is
available free from the Adobe Web site at:
You can also print the entire publication or just the section in which
you are interested.
BookManager Files:
Publications that are available in BookManager format are provided
on the
IBM Online Library Omnibus Edition: VM Collection CD-ROM
(supplied with z/VM at no additional charge). BookManager files are also
provided on the IBM VM Web site at:
and on the z/VM BookManager Library feature tape. The BookManager files
can be read by either BookManager READ for VM or the IBM Library Reader
for Windows, OS/2, or DOS. The IBM Library Reader programs that are
included on the CD-ROM have been updated. If you intend to read the
files on the z/VM CD-ROM using one of the Library Reader programs, you
must either use the programs as supplied by IBM on the CD-ROM or download
the Library Reader programs at no-charge from the IBM Web site at:
Printed Books:
All z/VM basic publications and
some
of the other publications are available as printed books and are
orderable from the Publications Ordering System (POS).
A program directory for z/VM and one for each product or feature, one
copy of the Basic z/VM printed publications, and one copy of z/VM Online
publications on CD-ROM are supplied automatically with the basic
machine-readable material.
Basic z/VM — New Editions
Unlicensed Documentation
Order Format
Title Number PDF BKM Print
z/VM: Installation Guide GC24-5945 X X
z/VM: Planning and Administration SC24-5948 X X X
z/VM: Service Guide GC24-5946 X X X
z/VM: System Messages and Codes GC24-5974 X X X
z/VM: TCP/IP Level 3A0 Planning SC24-5981 X X X
and Customization
z/VM: Licensed Program Specifications GC24-5943 X X
Note:
An "X" in one of the columns indicates available formats
Optional z/VM Base — New Editions
Unlicensed Documentation
Updated for z/VM.
Order Format
Title Number PDF BKM Print
z/VM: CMS Application Development Guide SC24-5957 X X
z/VM: CMS Application Development Guide SC24-5958 X X
for Assembler
z/VM: CMS Application Multitasking SC24-5961 X X
z/VM: CMS Callable Services Reference SC24-5959 X X
z/VM: CMS Command Reference SC24-5969 X X
z/VM: CMS File Pool Planning, SC24-5949 X X
Administration, and Operation
z/VM: CMS Macros and Functions SC24-5960 X X
Reference
z/VM: CMS Pipelines Reference SC24-5971 X X
z/VM: CMS Pipelines User's Guide SC24-5970 X X
z/VM: CMS User's Guide SC24-5968 X X
z/VM: CP Command and Utility Reference SC24-5967 X X
z/VM: CP Exit Customization SC24-5953 X X
z/VM: CP Programming Services SC24-5956 X X
z/VM: Diagnosis Guide GC24-5975 X X
z/VM: Dump Viewing Facility GC24-5966 X X
z/VM: Enterprise Systems Architecture/ SC24-5965 X X
Extended Configuration Principles
of Operation
z/VM: General Information GC24-5944 X X
z/VM: Group Control System SC24-5951 X X
z/VM: Migration Guide GC24-5928 X X
z/VM: OpenExtensions Advanced SC24-5979 X X
Application Programming Tools
z/VM: OpenExtensions Callable Services SC24-5980 X X
Reference
z/VM: OpenExtensions Command Reference SC24-5978 X X
z/VM: OpenExtensions POSIX Conformance GC24-5976 X X
Document
z/VM: OpenExtensions User's Guide SC24-5977 X X
z/VM: Performance SC24-5952 X X
z/VM: Program Management Binder and SC24-5934 X X
Loader for CMS
z/VM: Quick Reference SC24-5986 X X
z/VM: Reusable Server Kernel SC24-5964 X X
Programmer's Guide and Reference
z/VM: REXX/VM Reference SC24-5963 X X
z/VM: REXX/VM User's Guide SC24-5962 X X
z/VM: Running Guest Operating Systems SC24-5950 X X
z/VM: System Operation SC24-5954 X X
z/VM: Virtual Machine Operation SC24-5955 X X
z/VM: VM Dump Tool SC24-5887 X X
z/VM: VMSES/E Introduction and Reference GC24-5947 X X
z/VM: XEDIT Command and Macro Reference SC24-5973 X X
z/VM: XEDIT User's Guide SC24-5972 X X
C for VM/ESA: Library Reference SC23-3908 X X
Debug Tool User's Guide and Reference SC09-2137 X X
DFSMS/MVS(R): Program Management SC26-4916 X X X
Language Environment for OS/390 & VM: GC28-1945 X X X
Concepts Guide
Language Environment for OS/390 & VM: SC28-1942 X X X
Debugging Guide and Run-Time
Messages
Language Environment for OS/390 & VM: SC28-1944 X X X
Migration Guide
Language Environment for OS/390 & VM: SC28-1939 X X X
Programming Guide
Language Environment for OS/390 & VM: SC28-1940 X X X
Programming Reference
Language Environment for OS/390 & VM: SC28-1943 X X X
Writing Interlanguage
Communication Applications
Note:
An "X" in one of the columns indicates available formats
Optional z/VM Base — Not New Editions
Unlicensed Documentation
Not updated for z/VM.
Order Format
Title Number PDF BKM Print
CMS/TSO Pipelines: Author's Edition SL26-0018 X X
VM/ESA: CMS Primer SC24-5458 X X
VM/ESA: Connectivity Planning, SC24-5756 X X
Administration, and Operation
VM/ESA: CPI Communications User's Guide SC24-5595 X X
VM/ESA: DFSMS/VM Function Level 221 SC26-4704 X X
Installation and Customization
VM/ESA: DFSMS/VM Function Level 221 SC26-4707 X X
Messages and Codes
VM/ESA: DFSMS/VM Function Level 221 GC35-0121 X X
Planning Guide
VM/ESA: DFSMS/VM Function Level 221 SC35-0141 X X
Removable Media Services User's
Guide and Reference
VM/ESA: DFSMS/VM Function Level 221 SH35-0111 X X
Storage Administration Guide and
Reference
VM/ESA: Open Systems Adapter Support SC28-1992 X X
Facility User's Guide
VM/ESA: Programmer's Guide to the SC24-5455 X X
Server-Requester Programming
Interface for VM
VM/ESA: REXX/EXEC Migration Tool GC24-5752 X X
for VM/ESA
VM/ESA: REXX/VM Primer SC24-5598 X X
Common Programming Interface SC26-4399 X X
Communications Reference
Common Programming Interface Resource SC31-6821 X X
Recovery Reference
External Security Interface (RACROUTE) GC28-1366 X X
Macro Reference for MVS and VM
Planning for the System/390 Open Systems GC23-3870 X X X
Adapter Feature
Note:
An "X" in one of the columns indicates available formats
Optional CMS Utilities Feature — Not New Editions
Unlicensed Documentation
Not updated for z/VM.
Order Format
Title Number PDF BKM Print
VM/ESA: CMS Utilities Feature SC24-5535 X X
Note:
An "X" in one of the columns indicates available formats
Optional TCP/IP Feature — New Editions
Unlicensed Documentation
Updated for z/VM.
Order Format
Title Number PDF BKM Print
z/VM: TCP/IP Level 3A0 Diagnosis GC24-5985 X X
Guide
z/VM: TCP/IP Level 3A0 GC24-5984 X X
Messages and Codes
z/VM: TCP/IP Level 3A0 SC24-5983 X X
Programmer's Reference
z/VM: TCP/IP Level 3A0 User's Guide SC24-5982 X X
Note:
An "X" in one of the columns indicates available formats
Optional OpenEdition® DCE Feature — Not New Editions
Unlicensed Documentation
Not updated for z/VM.
Order Format
Title Number PDF BKM Print
OpenEdition for DCE VM/ESA: SC24-5730 X X
Administration Guide
OpenEdition for DCE VM/ESA: SC24-5731 X X
Administration Reference
OpenEdition for DCE VM/ESA: SC24-5732 X X
Application Development Guide
OpenEdition for DCE VM/ESA: SC24-5733 X X
Application Development Reference
OpenEdition for DCE VM/ESA: SC24-5734 X X
Configuring and Getting Started
OpenEdition for DCE VM/ESA: Introducing SC24-5735 X X
OpenEdition Distributed
Computing Environment
OpenEdition for DCE VM/ESA: SC24-5736 X X
Messages and Codes
OpenEdition for DCE VM/ESA: Planning SC24-5737 X X
OpenEdition for DCE VM/ESA: User's SC24-5738 X X
Guide
Note:
An "X" in one of the columns indicates available formats
Optional LANRES/VM Feature — Not New Editions
Unlicensed Documentation
Not updated for z/VM.
Order Format
Title Number PDF BKM Print
LAN Resource Extension and Services/VM: GC24-5618 X X
General Information
LAN Resource Extension and Services/VM: SC24-5622 X X
Guide and Reference
LAN Resource Extension and Services/VM: GC24-5617 X X
Licensed Program Specifications
Note:
An "X" in one of the columns indicates available formats
Optional Licensed — Not New Editions
Unlicensed Documentation
Not updated for z/VM.
Order Format
Title Number PDF BKM Print
VM/ESA: DFSMS/VM Function Level 221 LY27-9589 X
Diagnosis Guide
Note:
An "X" in one of the columns indicates available formats
NLS Publications:
The following translated publications will be available after the
general availability of z/VM Version 3 Release 1:
Order
Title Number Language
z/VM: General Information GC24-5944 German
Japanese
z/VM: Installation Guide GC24-5945 Japanese
z/VM: Service Guide GC24-5946 Japanese
z/VM: System Messages and Codes GC24-5974 Japanese
z/VM: OpenExtensions Command Reference SC24-5978 Japanese
z/VM: Planning and Administration SC24-5948 Japanese
z/VM: REXX/VM Reference SC24-5963 Japanese
z/VM: CP Command and Utility Reference SC24-5967 Japanese
z/VM: CMS Command Reference SC24-5969 Japanese
z/VM: TCP/IP Planning and Customization SC24-5981 Japanese
z/VM: TCP/IP User's Guide SC24-5982 Japanese
z/VM: Quick Reference SC24-5986 Japanese
Displayable Softcopy Publications:
The z/VM books (licensed and unlicensed) are offered in online
displayable book format on the product media and shipped automatically,
on tape only.
All unlicensed online books are also available on CD-ROM SK2T-2067, the
IBM Online Library Omnibus Edition: VM Collection
. The VM Collection also contains libraries for approximately 60
products that run on z/VM. This will be available in the United States
at general availability of the z/VM Version 3 Release 1 product
and 30 days after general availability in the other world trade
countries. For a list of kit contents, see your IBM Business Partner or
IBM representative.
One copy of the CD-ROM Collection Kit will be shipped automatically with
the product at no additional charge. To order additional copies, order
feature number 7221.
Feature Order
Number Number
CD-ROM Collection Kit 7221 SK2T-2067
The online books can be used with the BookManager READ licensed programs
in any of the Read-supported environments. They can also be used with
the IBM Library Readers in DOS and OS/2 environments. The IBM Library
Readers have the same functions as the BookManager READ/DOS and READ/2
licensed programs except the Library Readers can only be used to view
IBM-produced online books. Both IBM Library Readers are supplied at no
additional charge with online books on CD-ROM.
Online books CD-ROMs also contain programs that allow you to upload the
displayable books to a VM or MVS host for viewing with IBM BookManager
READ/VM or READ/MVS (the VM and MVS READ programs are not included on
online books CD-ROMs but can be licensed from IBM).
Terms and conditions for use of the displayable book files and the IBM
Library Readers are described in a document included with all online
documentation.
Source File Publications:
z/VM manuals are not offered in source file form.
Licensed Documentation:
The only licensed documentation available for z/VM is the DFSMS/VM
Function Level 221 Diagnosis Guide (LY27-9589). This publication
has not been updated for z/VM and is only available in printed format.
It is not available on the IBM Online Library Omnibus Edition: VM
Collection CD-ROM and must be ordered separately for a fee from the IBM
Publication Ordering System at:
Subsequent updates (technical newsletters or revisions between releases)
to the publications shipped with the product will be distributed to the
user of record for as long as a license for this software remains in
effect. A separate publication order or subscription is not needed.
