IBM ZVM - FOR LINUX V6 RELEASE 1, Getting Started

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9.
Move the cursor to the prefix area for the line with “* USERID ADDRESS”,
type “i2” in the prefix area, then press the Enter key:
00139 :EXCLUDE.
i2 * USERID ADDRESS
00141 :END.
10.
Type these two lines:
MAINT 012*
SYSDUMP1 012*
11.
Save the file. From the XEDIT command line, type this command and press
the Enter key:
====> file
Your file should look similar to this:
EXTENT CONTROL J2 V 254 Trunc=254 Size=89 Line=35 Col=1 Alt=0
====>
35 :REGIONS.
36 *RegionId
VolSer RegStart RegEnd Dev-Type Comments
.
.
.
46 LINUX01 430LIN 1 END 3390-03
.
.
.
57 610W02 610W02 1 END 3390-03
58 :END.
59 :GROUPS.
60 *GroupName RegionList
61 DVHUSR
(ALLOCATE ROTATING)
.
.
.
65 GRPLNX (ALLOCATE ROTATING)
66 GRPLNX LINUX01 LINUX02 LINUX03
.
.
.
71 :END.
72 :EXCLUDE.
73 * UserId Address
74
MAINT 012*
75 SYSDUMP1 012*
76 :END.
.
.
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Continue to the next steps.
Steps for copying the current USER DIRECT file
Before DirMaint is activated, the current USER DIRECT source file on MAINT’s
2CC matches the online user directory. By copying the current USER DIRECT
source file from MAINT’s 2CC to the 6VMDIR10’s J-disk, you create a starting
point for DirMaint. From the USER DIRECT file, DirMaint processes the statements
to create its own internal working structure for the user directory.
Important: After performing these steps, do not use the USER DIRECT file on
MAINT’s 2CC. To remind you that you must not use the file, you could rename it
to USER NO-USE or USERDRCT UPBYDIRM.
Before you begin: You need to log onto 6VMDIR10.
Chapter 4. Configuring the Directory Maintenance Facility
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