Working in VM2000 mode Systems on Server Units
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Defining the remaining runtime for the shutdown (only for Server Unit x86)
The remaining runtime is the time which is available to BS2000 to terminate itself when the
Server Unit is shut down. The remaining runtime is only of any significance when the SU is
shut down or restarted. BS2000 receives a shutdown request which is handled in
accordance with the setting in the system parameter SHUTPROC (see the “System
Administration” manual [10]). In VM2000 mode first the guest systems receive the
termination signal. When all guest systems have shut down or half the remaining runtime
has elapsed, the monitor system receives the termination signal. If guest systems have not
yet shut down, they are now subjected to hard termination by the monitor system. If the
monitor system has shut down or at the latest at the end of the remaining runtime, X2000
is terminated.
For the setting for the remaining runtime for Native mode, see section “Setting the options
(only SU x86)” on page 116.
If you enter the value 00:00, there is no defined remaining runtime, i.e. when the SU is
powered off or restarted, the system always waits for the monitor system to shut down.
Ê In the General options group click Change and set the required remaining runtime in the
Change remaining runtime for shutdown dialog box.
5.5.4 Operating a VM
As soon as a BS2000 VM has been created, the tree structure is extended by a VM-specific
menu <bs2000-vm>:
Systems → [<se server>(SE<model>) →] <unit> (SU</390>) → Virtual machines →
<bs2000-vm>
or
Systems → [<se server>(SE<model>) →] <unit > (SU<x86>) → Virtual machines → BS2000 →
<bs2000-vm>
In the menu the functions are assigned to tabs according to topics.
The following functions are available to you, depending on the situation:
● Start and shut down a BS2000 guest system, create a dump / enable and disable (and
delete) a BS2000 VM, migrate
● Managing devices of the VM
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