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Michael, So you mean you also use it for authentication. Why not just say that? Its fine. Personally I would just create a Linux VM for isolation… Dave Sent: 11 March 2022 11:57 To:

Hi Dave, simply, I don't want uninvited visitors in any of my systems, be them actual or vintage. In my own network at home, behind router and firewall, unencrypted comms or terminal sessions is not

Michael, VM/370 knows nothing about TN3270 or IP. All it sees is a local 3270 session. If you wanted a secure session into VM you would actually need to update Hercules. Can someone tell me why you

Dear René, dear Gregg, of course I will share my setup with the community asap. Just give me some time to prep things. For using stunnel4, one needs X.509 certificates which can be easily produced

Hello! I don't know about Michael, but when I ran a regular setup with Hercules running VM/370 on it, I would use SSH to connect to the system. I was able to do so from an office in the City to here,

Hi Michael, It would be really nice if you could share your stunnel4 setup with us here. It is an oft overlooked fact that running tn3270 sessions over the internet is not a prime example of good data

Gentlemen, dear Bob, with your help and instructions and those from MAINT MEMO, I finally accomplished to change the logon screen. Thank you for this. Changing all occurrences of the logo in the

The following files and folders have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /GG22-9277-00 VM370 Maintenance Made Simple - Washington Systems Center - May 1982.pdf (

I think its a good document to read once you have a little experience.... Well "MAINT MEMO" is a "cook book" on how to update the system. The problem is it assumes someone creating their own

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Bob Bolch wrote: [...] [...] [...] [...] Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't this all covered in Melinda Varian's excellent "What Mother Never Told You About VM Service" document? (available in the

Hi Michael, The next step you will use, VMFLOAD, uses the input file DMKLCL CNTRL to know which filetype to use for each CSECT in the Control Program Nucleus file you will build. VMFLOAD will search

Hi Bob, thank you for these instructions. I ran vmfasm dmkbox dmklcl and I got an vmfasm dmkbox dmklcl UPDATING 'DMKBOX ASSEMBLE I1'. APPLYING 'DMKBOX HRC029DK F1'. APPLYING 'DMKBOX HRC101DK F1'.

Hi Michael, The VM Community Edition uses the methodology for system updates that is based on what VM customers used in their production environments. Please read the MAINT MEMO on the MAINT 5E5 disk

The 2nd argument to vmfasm is the file name of a CNTRL file which contains which update files to be applied to the source before assembly.

I'm a bit lost here. Anyway, there is a DMKBOX ASSEMBLE on disk F and vmfasm - assuming that this is the program or exec to call - gives me an error that some CNTRL file is not found. so VMSETUP CP

You should not alter existing updates. Create a new one Dave Sent: 09 March 2022 13:50 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [h390-vm] VM/370 CE - DMKBOX Hi Dave, executed VMSETUP CP as MAINT - seem to

Hi Dave, executed VMSETUP CP as MAINT - seem to have aggravated the problem. Was able to call DMKBOX HRC370DK into the ee editor and upon saving it complained about an error and left the file DMKBOX

Michael, I think there is an extra disk in the CE compared to what Rene wrote about. Did you do VMSETUP CP Which will access all the disks needed. Does this solve your problem? If not please post a