IBM ZVM - FOR LINUX V6 RELEASE 1, Getting Started

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You should now see something like this:
SYSTEM CONFIG Z1 F 80 Trunc=80 Size=277 Line=74 Col=1 Alt=0
/**********************************************************************/
/*
CP_Owned Volume Statements */
/**********************************************************************/
CP_Owned Slot 1 610RES
CP_Owned Slot 2 610SPL
CP_Owned Slot 3 610PAG
CP_Owned Slot 4 610W01
CP_Owned Slot 5 610W02
CP_Owned Slot 6 SPL001
CP_Owned Slot 7 RESERVED
CP_Owned Slot 8 RESERVED
CP_Owned Slot 9 RESERVED
CP_Owned Slot 10 RESERVED
CP_Owned Slot 11 RESERVED
CP_Owned Slot 12 RESERVED
CP_Owned Slot 13 RESERVED
Steps for updating the default system identifier
The default system identifier appears on printed output separator pages and the
status area of 3270 display screens. z/VM assigns the identifier ZVMV6R10 to all
z/VM version 6 release 1 systems. If you have many z/VM systems, it is difficult
to determine which z/VM system you are logged onto unless you make the
system identifier unique for each system.
Before you begin: You need to end CP’s access to the primary parm disk. See
“Steps for releasing the primary parm disk” on page 37.
Perform these steps to update the default system identifier:
1.
Edit the SYSTEM CONFIG Z file. Type this command and press the Enter key:
xedit system config z
2.
Find the line “System_Identifier_Default.” At the XEDIT command line, type
this command and press the Enter key:
====> /system_identifier_default
3.
Replace the default system identifier with your own:
System_Identifier_Default mysystem
where mysystem is your system identifier, such as VM610A.
4.
Save the file. At the XEDIT command line, type this command and press the
Enter key:
====> save
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