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OpenVMS x86-64 on Hypervisors
OpenVMS x86-64 on Hypervisors
OpenVMS on KVM
OpenVMS on KVM
Before you begin
Before you begin
OpenVMS on KVM Prerequisites
KVM Configuration Methods
Interacting With a KVM VM as an Unprivileged User
Creating a KVM Virtual Machine
Booting VSI OpenVMS on KVM
Connecting to the OpenVMS Console
Administering a KVM Virtual Machine
Administering a KVM Virtual Machine
Cloning a KVM Virtual Machine
Deleting a KVM Virtual Machine
Managing Disks on KVM
Managing Network on KVM
Advanced Virtio-net Devices Configuration
Disabling SELinux File Labeling
Customizing a KVM Virtual Machine
Advanced Configuration
Advanced Configuration
Secure Boot
Secure Boot
Secure Boot Overview
Secure Boot in KVM Configuration
Adding OpenVMS Certificate to the Machine Owner Key Database
Configuring Fibre Channel PCI Passthrough on KVM Virtual Machine
Configuring Fibre Channel PCI Passthrough on KVM Virtual Machine
Fibre Channel PCI Passthrough on KVM Virtual Machine Overview
IOMMU Hardware Extensions in UEFI/BIOS
IOMMU Support in Linux Kernel
Assigning Fibre Channel HBA to Virtual Machine
Booting OpenVMS from a Fibre Channel Disk
Mapping Storage Controllers to Disk Devices
Mapping Storage Controllers to Disk Devices
Preparing to Map Storage Controllers to Disk Devices
SATA Controllers
Virtio-SCSI Controllers
Verification on OpenVMS
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
KVM Installation and Configuration Issues
IOMMU Configuration Issues
Reference
Reference
virt-install Command Reference
OpenVMS on VMware ESXi
OpenVMS on VMware ESXi
Before You Begin
Creating a VMware ESXi Virtual Machine
Creating a VMware ESXi Virtual Machine
Preparing to Create a VMware ESXi Virtual Machine
ESXi Virtual Machine Creation Procedure
Booting VSI OpenVMS on VMware ESXi
Connecting to the OpenVMS Console
Administering a VMware ESXi Virtual Machine
Administering a VMware ESXi Virtual Machine
Adding Disks to Your ESXi VM
Adding a VMware Paravirtual SCSI Controller
Adding Network Adapters to your ESXi VM
VMware ESXi VM Advanced Configuration
VMware ESXi VM Advanced Configuration
Secure Boot
Secure Boot
Secure Boot Overview
Secure Boot Option on ESXi Virtual Machine
Adding OpenVMS Certificate to the Machine Owner Key Database
Configuring VMware ESXi Firewall
Allowing MAC Address Changes
Fibre Channel Passthrough on ESXi Virtual Machine
VMware vMotion
VMware vMotion
Overview
vMotion: Detailed Configuration and Migration Procedure
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting a VMware ESXi Virtual Machine Configuration
Known Issues and Limitations
Finetuning and Best Practices
Converting Disks for Use with KVM and VMware ESXi
Converting Disks for Use with KVM and VMware ESXi
Converting Disks from RAW/QCOW2 to VMDK
Converting Disks from VMDK to QCOW2
Installing and Upgrading OpenVMS
Installing and Upgrading OpenVMS
Before You Start
Installing VSI OpenVMS x86-64 E9.2-4
Upgrading to VSI OpenVMS x86-64 E9.2-4
Installing From a Web Server
Networking Options
Sample Installation and Upgrade Logs
TCP/IP Configuration
TCP/IP Configuration
How to Update the DNS Server Used by the BIND Resolver
What Are the SMTP Configuration Options in TCPIP$SMTP.CONF?
How to Change the Domain Name for Outgoing SMTP Mail
How to Change the Domain Name for Outgoing SMTP Mail
Edit the SMTP Configuration File
Configure Local Mail Handling
Restart SMTP Services
How to Configure failSAFE IP for an OpenVMS Cluster
How to Configure failSAFE IP for an OpenVMS Cluster
Example Environment
Configure Network Interfaces
Configure TCPIP$SYSTARTUP.COM
Enable the failSAFE Service
Verify the failSAFE Configuration
How to Manually Configure failSAFE IP Interfaces
How to Manually Configure failSAFE IP Interfaces
Configure the Primary Interfaces
Configure the Standby Interfaces
Verify the Interface Configuration
Verify Failover Operation
How to Test an OpenVMS failSAFE IP Configuration
How to Test an OpenVMS failSAFE IP Configuration
Check Current Interface Status
Check failSAFE Poll Timing
Simulate an Interface Failure and Verify Failover
Verify IP Address Migration
Review failSAFE Logs
Simulate Interface Recovery
Verify Failback to the Primary Interface
How to Configure TCP Keep-Alive Parameters
How to Configure TCP Keep-Alive Parameters
Check Current TCP Keep-Alive Settings
Apply Temporary (Dynamic) Changes
Test the Settings
Make Changes Permanent
Estimate Connection Timeout
Tuning Recommendations
How to Configure LAN Failover with OpenVMS LANCP
How to Configure LAN Failover with OpenVMS LANCP
Create a LAN Failover Device
Activate the LLA0 Device
Configure TCP/IP
Configure DECnet
Configure LAT
SSH Configuration
SSH Configuration
How to Resolve the Remote Host Identification Has Changed Error
How to Check OpenSSH Supported Algorithms Using ssh -Q
How to Configure SSH Public-Key Based Authentication for TCPIP V5.7 SSH/SSH.COM on OpenVMS
How to Configure SSH Public-Key Based Authentication for TCPIP V5.7 SSH/SSH.COM on OpenVMS
Configure the SSH Client
Configure the SSH Server
Test the Configuration
How to Setup Public Key Authentication from OpenSSH to OpenVMS
How to Setup Public Key Authentication from OpenSSH to OpenVMS
Generate and Verify the Key Pair
Transfer the Public Key
Configure the OpenVMS Server
How to Configure OpenVMS Host-Based Authentication (OpenSSH to OpenSSH)
How to Configure OpenVMS Host-Based Authentication (OpenSSH to OpenSSH)
Configure SSH Client
Server Configuration
Host-Based Trust Configuration and Troubleshooting
How to Configure SSH Host-Based Authentication
How to Configure SSH Host-Based Authentication
Enable the SSH Client
Configure the SSH Client
Enable the SSH Server
Configure the SSH Server
Test Host-Based Authentication
How to Maximize SCP and SFTP PUT or GET Throughput
How to Maximize SCP and SFTP PUT or GET Throughput
Check Network and TCP/IP Performance
SCP and SFTP Tuning
Check UAF Quotas
Improve RMS and Disk Performance
Unable to Negotiate Due to No Matching Host Key Type Found Error
Unable to Negotiate Due to No Matching Host Key Type Found Error
Verify the host key type
Client-Side Workarounds
Replace the Server Host Key
Verify the Connection
Licensing on OpenVMS x86-64
Licensing on OpenVMS x86-64
Installing a License
Updating a License
Installation Operating Environment
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