This book is for those persons responsible
for the operation and administration of aVM/370 system.
This operator's guide describes some of
the hardware of the system/370 as well as
some user virtual machine requirements.
TheCMS Batch Facility is the only batch
operation discussed in this publication.
For general information on how to run batch
jobs inVM/370 virtual machines (other than
CMS), refer to the!ir1yal Order No. GC20-1821. To manage V8/370 resources effectively,
a system operator should befamiliar with
the operation and hardware requirements ofSystem/370 input/output devices and should
know the broad concepts of computer
operations. In addition, thesystem operator should be familiar with the use
and capability of the Interactive problem
Control System component of Details of this major component are
contained in theIBM virtual Machine £ontrQ! Eysty (!R£E) Order No.
GC20-1823.
If your installation uses theVM/370 Remote Spooling Communications Subsystem
(RSCS), the system operator is generally
the operator of the RSCS virtual machine as
well as of the real machine at the
installation. For details on how to operate
the RSCS virtualmachine, refer to the IBM !!rtual Q§er's Order No. GC20-1816. Preface
There are five sections in this
publication. The first section discusses
the Operational control ofVM/370 under
normal and adverse conditions. Thenext four are the "how-to-do-it" sections. Wherever possible, subject matter adheres
to an alphabetic arrangement. The appendix
contains a summary of operator and user
commands.
The following terms in this publication
refer to the indicated support devices:• "2305" refers to IBM 2305 Fixed Head
Storage,Models 1 and 2. • "270x" refers to IBM 2701, 2702, and 2703 Transmission Control Units or the
Integrated Communications Adapter (ICA)
on theSystem/370 Model 135. • • • • "3330" refers to the IBM 3330 Disk
storage,Models 1, 2, or 11; the IEM 3333 Disk Storage and Control, Models 1
or 11 ; and the3350 Direct Access
Storage operating in3330/3333 Model 1
or3330/3333 Model 11 compatibility mode. "3340" refers to the IBM 3340 Disk
Storage,Models A2, Bl, and B2, and the
3344 Direct Access StorageModel B2. "3350" refers to the IBM 3350 Direct
Access StorageModels A2 and B2 in
native mode."3704", "3705", or "370x" refers to IEM Communications 3704 and 3705 Controllers.
To help thesystem operator gain insight • in virtual machine concepts and
capabilities, refer to theIBM Virtual • No. GC20-1800. This book briefly discusses
virtual storage, virtual machines feature
The term"3705" refers to the 3705 I and
the3705 II unless otherwise noted. "2741" refers to the IBM 2741 and the
3767, unless otherwise specified.
and facilities ofV8/370. I • I This publication describes VM/370 system
startup, logon,VM/370 commands, special I • service programs, user privilege classes, I as well as other data necessary to manage
the resources of the system on a daily• tasis. "3800" refers to the IBM 3800 printing
Subsystem."3850" refers to the IBM 3850 Mass Storage System. "3270" refers to a series of display
devices, namely theIBM 3275, 3276,
3277, 3278 Display Stations.A specific
device type is used only when a
distinction is required between device
types.
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for the operation and administration of a
This operator's guide describes some of
the hardware of the system/370 as well as
some user virtual machine requirements.
The
operation discussed in this publication.
For general information on how to run batch
jobs in
CMS), refer to the
a system operator should be
the operation and hardware requirements of
know the broad concepts of computer
operations. In addition, the
and capability of the Interactive problem
Control System component of
contained in the
GC20-1823.
If your installation uses the
(RSCS), the system operator is generally
the operator of the RSCS virtual machine as
well as of the real machine at the
installation. For details on how to operate
the RSCS virtual
There are five sections in this
publication. The first section discusses
the Operational control of
normal and adverse conditions. The
to an alphabetic arrangement. The appendix
contains a summary of operator and user
commands.
The following terms in this publication
refer to the indicated support devices:
Storage,
Integrated Communications Adapter (ICA)
on the
storage,
or 11 ; and the
Storage operating in
or
Storage,
3344 Direct Access Storage
Access Storage
native mode.
To help the
capabilities, refer to the
virtual storage, virtual machines feature
The term
the
3767, unless otherwise specified.
and facilities of
startup, logon,
the resources of the system on a daily
Subsystem.
devices, namely the
3277, 3278 Display Stations.
device type is used only when a
distinction is required between device
types.
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