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• Publié par: Phawying
• Nombre de lectures: 22
• Langue: English

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Linux on System z Live Virtual Class

Wednesday November 17, 2010

Introduction to the new Linux on System z

Terminal Server using IUCV

Please join us for this complimentary webcast!

Broadcast date:

Wednesday November 17, 2010

at 9:00 AM EDT or 2:00 PM EDT

Webcast:

Introduction to the new Linux on System z Terminal Server using IUCV

Speaker:

Hendrik Brückner, IBM Boeblingen Programming Laboratory

Abstract

:

How often did you reconfigure your network setup using a line-mode terminal?

Can you use "ed" to change and correct your configuration files? Why not using your favorite full screen editor?

IBM introduced a new full-screen terminal access to Linux instances on the same z/VM system, using the Inter-User Communications

Vehicle (IUCV). This feature is part the latest Enterprise Distributions for System z and provides an alternative terminal access to 3270

and 3215 line-mode terminals, especially for the Linux system administrator with basic z/VM skills only.

Another use case is the system

administration in a tight security environment, where sensitive Linux instances are isolated from the local IP networks.

In this webcast you will learn how to set up a Linux instance as a terminal server for a virtual Linux server farm on z/VM.

Date:

November 17, 2010

Time

: 9:00 am ET

/

8:00 am CT

/ 14:00:00 UTC

URL:

To register for this event, please go the following link:

http://ibmstg.na3.acrobat.com/syszusingiucv1117ame/event/registration.html

OR

Date:

November 17, 2010

Time:

2:00 pm ET

/

1:00 pm CT

/ 19:00:00 UTC

URL:

To register for this event, please go the following link:

http://ibmstg.na3.acrobat.com/syszusingiucbpme/event/registration.html

TimeZone:

Please

u

se the World Clock to translate the time for this meeting to your local time!

http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html

Developed for

: Linux on System z Customers, IBM Business Partners, IBMers

Technical level

:

Intermediate

Duration:

75 minutes

**

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Replay:

This session will be recorded and a replay link will be available by November 22, 2010 at

http://www.vm.ibm.com/education/lvc

.

Handout

: The handout will be available to download during the webcast. The PDF will be posted on the z/VM LVC website listed above.

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