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

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Rayns, Chris.

International Business Machines Corporation. International Technical Support Organization.

Series:

IBM redbooks.

IBM redbooks

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Operating systems (Computers).

IBM System/390 (Computer).

Linux.

Physical Description:

xiv, 468 p. : ill.

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Poughkeepsie, N.Y. : IBM International Technical Support Organization, 2002.

Language Note:

English

Contents:

Front cover

Contents

Notices

Trademarks

Preface

The team that wrote this redbook

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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.

Notes:

"November 2002."

"SG24-6820-00."

Includes bibliographical references and index.

OCLC:

932363896