correct operational procedures is easier than physically uncabling and moving the devices
when they are needed on another system.
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We have not attempted to address the security issues of LAN traffic for remote resources.
For performance reasons, we expect any serious use of remote resources to be on a private
LAN where, we assume, security is not an issue.
3.10 Operating FLEX-ES remotely
You can operate FLEX-ES and z/OS remotely. It is very easy to do and no special setup is
required except for establishing a remote z/OS operator console. The key elements are
these:
Obtaining a Linux command-line session on the target ...
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