Allan,
I've been working on a client for z/OS. Although the process is slow (I'm primarily a VM/VSE person) I've made some progress). I have some code working and would be happy to share it with you.
At this point it requires MXI from the CBT Tape for some of the info that it gathers. I'm trying to get away from that, or to rely on TASID, since it is an IBM offering. It also requires some patches to Hobbit to process the client data stream specifically for z/OS. It is hopeful that this will all be done for the rollout of Hobbit 4.3 which will include the backend code for z/OS, z/VM and z/VSE (the latter two are done and submitted to Henrik.
Let's take this offline and discuss in more detail.
Allan.Marillier at dana.com wrote:
I've searched a bit and seen some questions from last year but not enough to get ,e ready to start kicking. Does anybody have the hobbit client built and fully monitoring OS/400 and Z/OS (or OS/390)?
I have some Windows system admins now comfortable with the bb-win hobbit client and they are busy expanding their installed base. I have hobbit-client on all of my Linux servers, and I'm trying to get it onto my HP-UX servers.
The only place I don't have clients and a foot in the door yet is OS/390 or Z/OS where I do have all the influence I need, and OS/400 where I can get some influence but I want to have my facts when I start pushing.
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