Linux on IBM eserver zSeries and S/390 : system management / / [Chris Rayns ... et al.]

• Pubblicazione: Poughkeepsie, N.Y., : IBM International Technical Support Organization, 2002
• Edizione: 1st ed.
• Descrizione fisica: xiv, 468 p. : ill
• Disciplina: 005.4/46
• Soggetto topico: Operating systems (Computers); IBM System/390 (Computer)
• Altri autori: RaynsChris
• Note generali: "November 2002."; "SG24-6820-00."
• Nota di bibliografia: Includes bibliographical references and index.
• Nota di contenuto: Front cover -- Contents -- Notices -- Trademarks -- Preface -- The team that wrote this redbook -- Become a published author -- Comments welcome -- Part 1 Overview of Linux on zSeries and S/390 -- Chapter 1. System overview -- 1.1 System layout -- 1.2 z/VM configuration -- 1.2.1 Format and label DASD -- 1.2.2 Create user definitions -- 1.2.3 Logging on for the first time -- 1.2.4 Building the latest kernel -- 1.3 Cloning systems -- 1.4 Resource management -- 1.4.1 Network configuration -- 1.4.2 Memory configuration -- 1.4.3 CPU configuration -- 1.5 Monitoring -- 1.5.1 The indicate command -- 1.5.2 The RealTime Monitor (RTM) -- 1.5.3 FCON/ESA -- Chapter 2. RAID tools, LVM, and EVMS -- 2.1 RAID tools -- 2.1.1 RAID levels -- 2.1.2 Setting up Level 0 RAID using the Red Hat installation tool -- 2.1.3 Setting up Level 1 RAID manually -- 2.2 EVMS -- 2.2.1 How to get and install EVMS -- 2.2.2 EVMS interface options -- 2.2.3 Terminology -- 2.2.4 How to start with EVMS -- 2.2.5 How to use EVMS -- Chapter 3. RMF PMS -- 3.1 RMF PMS overview -- 3.1.1 How RMF PMS works -- 3.2 Planning for RMF PMS -- 3.3 Generating RMF PMS -- 3.4 Testing RMF PMS -- 3.4.1 Creating data views and a new machine RMF PM client -- 3.4.2 Creating a graph in RMF PM client -- 3.4.3 Testing the HTTP/XML interface in an RMF PMS -- 3.4.4 Testing archive and unarchive of performance data -- 3.5 RMF mix environment -- 3.5.1 FCON/ESA -- 3.5.2 z/OS RMF PM Java client -- 3.5.3 RMF LDAP interface -- Part 2 Open source software -- Chapter 4. Tripwire -- 4.1 Tripwire overview -- 4.1.1 How Tripwire works -- 4.2 Using Tripwire -- 4.2.1 Planning -- 4.2.2 Generating Tripwire -- 4.2.3 Creating initial configuration file -- 4.2.4 Creating and updating a database -- 4.2.5 Testing Tripwire -- 4.2.6 Tips -- Chapter 5. Moodss -- 5.1 Prerequisites for moodss installation -- 5.2 Installing moodss. ; 5.2.1 Download the source code -- 5.2.2 Build RPM packages -- 5.2.3 Install -- 5.3 Using moodss -- 5.3.1 Starting moodss -- 5.3.2 Drag and drop -- 5.3.3 Thresholds -- 5.3.4 Poll time -- 5.3.5 Creating and saving configurations files -- 5.3.6 Developing your own moodss modules -- 5.3.7 Where to find more information -- Chapter 6. Amanda -- 6.1 Amanda overview -- 6.2 Backup process -- 6.2.1 Limitations -- 6.2.2 Setting up the server -- 6.2.3 Configuration details -- 6.2.4 Setting up the clients -- 6.3 Recovering data -- 6.3.1 Recovering a client system -- 6.3.2 Recovering the server -- Chapter 7. OpenLDAP -- 7.1 Managing users using OpenLDAP and pam_ldap -- 7.2 OpenLDAP overview -- 7.2.1 PAM and pam_ldap -- 7.2.2 Configuring OpenLDAP -- 7.2.3 Configuring Name Service Switch -- 7.2.4 Configuring PAM -- 7.2.5 Securing the connection and verifying the server -- 7.2.6 Generating the keys and certificates -- 7.2.7 User administration -- 7.2.8 Replicating servers using slurpd -- Chapter 8. System Installation Suite -- 8.1 Features of SIS -- 8.2 SIS components -- 8.3 SIS on s390 -- 8.4 Obtaining SIS -- Part 3 Tivoli -- Chapter 9. Setting up the IBM Tivoli environment -- 9.1 Tivoli Storage Manager -- 9.1.1 TSM Backup/Archive client -- 9.1.2 Installation and configuration of the TSM Web client -- 9.2 IBM Directory Server -- 9.2.1 Installation -- 9.2.2 Configuration -- 9.3 IBM Tivoli Access Manager for e-business -- 9.4 IBM Tivoli Identity Manager -- 9.4.1 Component layout -- 9.4.2 Installation -- 9.5 Tivoli Management Framework -- 9.5.1 Installation of the Tivoli Management Framework Server -- 9.5.2 Installation of the Tivoli Management Framework Managed Node -- 9.5.3 Installation of other Tivoli Framework products -- 9.5.4 Installation of the Tivoli patches -- 9.5.5 Installation of a Tivoli Endpoint gateway -- 9.5.6 Installation of the Tivoli Endpoints. ; 9.5.7 The view from the Tivoli Desktop -- 9.6 Tivoli Software Distribution -- 9.6.1 Preparing to install Tivoli Software Distribution -- 9.6.2 Installation of Tivoli Software Distribution -- 9.6.3 Prepare the MDIST2 database -- 9.7 Tivoli Distributed Monitoring (Advanced Edition) -- 9.7.1 Understanding Tivoli Distributed Monitoring (Advanced Edition) -- 9.7.2 Preparing for Tivoli Distributed Monitoring (Advanced Edition) -- 9.7.3 Installation of Tivoli Distributed Monitoring (Advanced Edition) -- 9.7.4 Preparing the Linux/390 Endpoints -- 9.7.5 Installation of the Health Console -- 9.8 IBM Tivoli Enterprise Console -- 9.8.1 Component layout -- 9.8.2 Installation -- Chapter 10. System management using IBM Tivoli Software -- 10.1 Operations -- 10.1.1 Availability management with Tivoli Distributed Monitoring (Advanced Edition) -- 10.1.2 Software deployment with Tivoli Software Distribution -- 10.2 Data Management -- 10.2.1 File backup and restore -- 10.3 Security -- 10.3.1 User definition and administration -- 10.3.2 Access control -- 10.3.3 Firewalls -- 10.3.4 Managing for audit -- Part 4 BMC -- Chapter 11. BMC products -- 11.1 MAINVIEW for Linux Servers -- 11.1.1 Configuration/layout -- 11.1.2 Installation -- 11.1.3 Customization -- 11.2 PATROL for Linux Enterprise Server -- 11.2.1 Configuration/layout -- 11.2.2 Installation of PATROL for Linux Enterprise Manager -- 11.2.3 Customization -- 11.3 PATROL Internet Server Manager -- 11.3.1 Broad Range of Server Support -- 11.3.2 Configuration/layout -- 11.3.3 Installation -- 11.3.4 Customization -- Chapter 12. System management using MAINVIEW for Linux Servers -- 12.1 Operations for MAINVIEW for Linux Servers -- 12.1.1 Availability Management -- 12.1.2 Health monitoring: Heartbeat data -- 12.1.3 Health monitoring: Automation -- Chapter 13. System management using PATROL. ; 13.1 Operations using PATROL for Linux Enterprise Server -- 13.1.1 Availability management -- 13.1.2 Health monitoring with PATROL for Linux Enterprise Server -- 13.1.3 Automation -- 13.2 Data management using PATROL for Linux Enterprise Server -- 13.2.1 Monitoring logs -- 13.3 Security monitoring using PATROL for Linux Enterprise Server -- 13.3.1 Monitoring files -- 13.3.2 Monitoring user activity -- 13.4 Operations using PATROL Internet Server Manager -- 13.4.1 Availability management -- 13.4.2 Health monitoring -- 13.5 Security monitoring using PATROL Internet Server Manager -- 13.5.1 SSL certificate monitoring -- Part 5 Computer Associates -- Chapter 14. Computer Associates Linux solutions -- 14.1 Computer Associates solutions for Linux for zSeries and S/390 -- 14.1.1 Unicenter: Enterprise management for Linux for zSeries and S/390 -- 14.1.2 eTrust: Security for Linux for zSeries and S/390 -- 14.1.3 BrightStor: Storage for Linux for zSeries and S/390 -- 14.1.4 Advantage: Data management and application development for Linux for zSeries and S/390 -- 14.1.5 z/VM Solutions for Linux for zSeries and S/390 -- 14.1.6 CleverPath: Portal solutions for Linux for zSeries and S/390 -- 14.2 Unicenter Network and Systems Management -- 14.2.1 Installing the Manager -- 14.2.2 Installing Agent Technology and Agents -- 14.3 Unicenter NSM performance management -- 14.3.1 The System Agent -- 14.3.2 The Performance Agents -- 14.3.3 The DB2 Agent -- 14.3.4 The Ingres Agent -- 14.3.5 The Process Agent -- 14.3.6 The Log Agent -- 14.3.7 The Informix Database Agent -- 14.4 Unicenter Management for Web Servers (Apache Agent) -- 14.4.1 Installing the Apache Agent -- 14.5 Unicenter Software Delivery Agent -- 14.5.1 Installing Software Delivery -- 14.6 Unicenter Universal Job Management Agent -- 14.6.1 Installing the Unicenter Universal Job Management Agent. ; 14.7 eTrust Access Control -- 14.7.1 Installing eTrust Access Control -- 14.7.2 Invoking eTrust Access Control -- 14.8 eTrust Directory -- 14.8.1 Installing eTrust Directory -- 14.9 eTrust CA-ACF2 Security (interface to Linux for zSeries and S/390) -- 14.10 eTrust CA-Top Secret Security (interface to Linux for zSeries and S/390) -- 14.11 PAM support for Computer Associates External Security Managers -- 14.11.1 Installing a source distribution -- 14.11.2 Installing a binary distribution -- 14.12 eTrust Admin -- 14.12.1 Using eTrust Admin in the native Linux 390 environment -- 14.13 eTrust Audit -- 14.13.1 Routing audit information from Linux -- 14.14 BrightStor Enterprise Backup -- 14.14.1 Installing BrightStor Enterprise Backup -- 14.15 Advantage Ingres Enterprise Relational Database -- 14.15.1 Installing Advantage Ingres Enterprise Relational Database -- 14.16 Advantage CA-XCOM Data Transport -- 14.16.1 Installing Advantage CA-XCOM -- 14.17 Advantage Data Transport Agent -- 14.17.1 Installation considerations -- 14.17.2 Installing Advantage Data Transport -- 14.18 VM:Manager VM Management Suite for Mainframe Linux -- 14.18.1 Installing VM:Manager VM Management Suite for Mainframe Linux -- 14.19 Unicenter VM:Account -- 14.20 Unicenter VM:Operator -- 14.21 Unicenter VM:Schedule -- 14.22 Unicenter VM:Spool -- 14.23 BrightStor VM:Backup -- 14.24 BrightStor VM:Tape -- 14.25 eTrust VM:Director -- 14.26 Unicenter CA-Explore Performance Management for VM -- 14.26.1 Installing Unicenter CA-Explore Performance Management for VM -- 14.27 CleverPath Portal -- 14.27.1 Installing CleverPath Portal -- Chapter 15. System management with Computer Associates software -- 15.1 Operations -- 15.1.1 Availability management -- 15.1.2 Health Monitoring -- 15.1.3 Automation -- 15.2 Data management -- 15.2.1 File backup and restore -- 15.2.2 Managing shared file systems. ; 15.3 Security.
• Titolo autorizzato: Linux on IBM eserver zSeries and S
• Formato: Materiale a stampa
• Livello bibliografico: Monografia
• Lingua di pubblicazione: Inglese
• Record Nr.: 9910811164603321
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• Serie: IBM redbooks.