- z/OS Communications Server Technical Update, Part 1
- z/OS Communications Server Technical Update, Part 2
- zEnterprise System - Network Architecture and Virtualization
- zEnterprise System - Network Design & Implementation
- IPv6 on z/OS
- Getting the Most Out of Your OSA Adapter with z/OS CS
- Sysplex Networking and Technology Considerations
- Multi-site Workload Lifeline
- z/OS CS Performance Improvements
- z/OS CS Network Security Overview
- z/OS CS IPSec and IP Packet Filtering
- Safe and Secure Transfers with z/OS FTP
- Application-Transparent Transport Layer Security
- z/OS Intrusion Detection Services
- Modernizing SNA: APPN and HPR
- EE: Concepts & Considerations
- z/OS CS EE Hints & Tips
z/OS Communications Server

z/OS CS at the Summer 2012 SHARE Conference in AnaheimThe Summer 2012 SHARE Conference is in Anaheim, California next week (August 5th-10th). As always, there will be a good selection of content focused on z/OS Communications Server, including the following sessions from four of our team here in Research Triangle Park, NC: We hope to see you there! For those that can’t join us, I’ll be tweeting (IBM_Commserver on Twitter) and posting updates to Facebook (Facebook.com/IBMCommserver) throughout the week.
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z/OS CS Presentations AvailableAre you looking for education related to z/OS Communications Server? We have recently posted several z/OS CS education sessions, with each session including a PDF of the charts plus an MP3 audio file: z/OS V1R13 Communications Server Overview This 34-minute overview covers the following topics:
Leveraging z/OS Communications Server Application Transparent Transport Layer Security (AT-TLS) for a Lower Cost and More Rapid TLS Deployment This 41-minute presentation covers the following topics:
Getting the most out of your OSA adapter with the z/OS Communications Server This 59-minute presentation covers the following topics:
Using z/OS Communications Server for Optimized Workload Balancing to z/OS This 69-minute presentation covers the following topics:
Do you still think IPv6 is something you do not need to deal with? This two-part presentation (a total of 101 minutes) addresses the following topics:
Happy learning! |