Dynamically adding FILESYSTYPE statements in BPXPRMxx

When you dynamically add the FILESYSTYPE, NETWORK, and SUBFILESYSTYPE statements, you can make the change permanent without having to reIPL by using the SETOMVS RESET command. If you want to change the values, you will have to edit the BPXPMRxx member that is used for IPLs. You can also dynamically add the parmlib statements currently supported by SETOMVS, such as MAXPROCSYS.

To display information about the current FILESYSTYPE, NETWORK, or SUBFILESYSTYPE statements, issue the following command:

DISPLAY OMVS,PFS

The following list shows examples of some of the more common configuration changes, adding the file system and adding sockets.

Steps for activating the HFS file system for the first time
Steps for activating a single sockets file system for the first time
Steps for activating a multiple socket file system for the first time with Common INET
Steps for increasing the MAXSOCKETS value
Steps for adding another sockets file system to an existing CINET configuration