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Teleconference:
z/VM Version 4 Release 4 Networking Choices
Moving from Guest LAN to Virtual Switch
Options for listening to replay of this March 24 call:
The MP3 replay file is below should you wish to download
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March 24 MP3 replay
March 24 PDF Presentation slides
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A call-in replay is planned to be available
1 April - 30 June 2004 by calling
1-800-964-4326 or 1-402-280-9271
This was Premiere Teleconference session 112469.
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Abstract
Perhaps you have already implemented a Linux guest environment using z/VM
Version 4 Release 3, and are now preparing to move the environment into
production. As part of that process you are also evaluating installation of
z/VM Version 4 Release 4 (z/VM 4.4) and wondering whether implementation of
new z/VM 4.4 networking capabilities would simplify the routed Guest LAN
network you previously implemented. This presentation will begin with an
overview of guest networking alternatives provided with both z/VM 4.3 and z/VM
4.4, then focus on comparing Guest LANs with z/VM virtual switches. In
addition, the presentation will cover the steps necessary to implement a z/vM
virtual switch, and why you might
choose one over the other. There will be a Question and Answer session
following the presentation.
Featured presenter
Our featured speaker is Richard Lewis. Richard is completing his 20th year with
IBM. During this time he has worked as a VM System Programmer, maintaining
several large internal IBM VM systems. Over the last 14 years, Richard has
been a member of the Washington System Center Advanced Technical Support
organization, supporting both z/VM and Linux. As member of the Washington
System Center, Richard works closely with z/VM development, IBM customers and
IBM Field Technical Specialists providing instruction on z/VM and Linux topics,
as well as assisting in the resolution of technical problems. Richard has been
working with Linux in an Intel environment for over 4 years, and has worked
with the s/390 and zSeries port of Linux since it's beginning. Richard was a
member of the team that implemented the Linux Community Development System, an
IBM mainframe on the Internet supporting independent Open Source developers of
Linux software. During his career Richard has also been very active at SHARE
as both a presenter, and IBM Representative to the VM and Linux project.
Intended Audience:
This teleconference is intended for zSeries Customers interested in deploying
z/VM and Linux. This is a technical session. IT Managers, IT Architects,
Systems Engineers, and other customer technical management are the intended
audience. IBM representatives and IBM Authorized Business Partners are also
welcome to attend.
Technical Content:
Intermediate to Advanced
Return to
VM Events Calendar
for additional places to learn about z/VM and Linux on zSeries.
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