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Password policy in the IBM Tivoli Directory Server for z/OS - Additional links: This presentation is also available as PDF: V1R12_Security_TDS_PassswordPolicy.pdf -
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z/OS 1.12: Migration Part 1 of 2 - Links embedded in this video (open in new tab): Slide 14: At least 12 months notice before withdrawing service Slide 19: IBM System… -
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z/OS V1R12 TSO/E multiple logon support - Additional links: This presentation is also available as PDF: V1R12_TSOE_MultipleLogonSupport.pdf -
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z/OS V1R12 - DFSMShsm fast reverse restore - Additional links: This presentation is also available as PDF: V1R12_DFSMShsm_FastReverseRestore.pdf -
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Predictive failure analysis enhancements - Additional links: This presentation is also available as PDF: V1R12_Availability_PFA_Enhancements.pdf -
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TSO/E LOGONHERE Support - Additional links: This presentation is also available as PDF: V1R11_TSO_LOGONHERE_Support.pdf -
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DISPLAY command options: ALLOC & SETALLOC - Additional links: This presentation is also available as PDF: V1R11_BCP_DisplayCmdsl.pdf -
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Accessing RACF Resource Profiles through the IBM Tivoli Directory Server for z/OS - Additional links: This presentation is also available as PDF: V1R11_RACF_SDBM.pdf -
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Introduction to configuring advanced replication in the IBM Tivoli Directory Server for z/OS - Additional links: This presentation is also available as PDF:… -
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z/OS 1.11: Migration - ...And It's Good! - Part 2 of 2 - Additional links: This presentation is also available as PDF: Migration_2.pdf -
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z/OS 1.11: Migration - It's Up... Part 1 of 2 - Links embedded in this video (open in new tab): Slide 16: At least 12 months notice before withdrawing service… -
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z/OS SMF IFASMFDL enhancements - Additional links: This presentation is also available as PDF: V1R11_SMF_IFASMFDL.pdf -
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TSO/E EAV R2 support - Additional links: This presentation is also available as PDF: V1R11_TSO_EAV_Support.pdf -
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DFSMSdfp OAM tape sublevel support - Additional links: This presentation is also available as PDF: V1R11_DFSMSdfp_OAM_Tape_Support.pdf -
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Predictive failure analysis overview - Additional links: This presentation is also available as PDF: V1R11_PFA.pdf
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IBM System z provides the foundation for better security and resiliency, intelligent workload management and business integration, all on a more open and virtualized platform. More and more businesses are relying on mainframe servers to power their transformation into on demand enterprises. An extensive set of system facilities and unique attributes makes z/OS well suited for processing large, complex workloads, such as those that require many I/O operations, access to large amounts of data, or comprehensive security.
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