Manual Instructions to FTP Download and Transfer the Product Installation File to Your z/OS Host


For users unable to use the Java applet or that do not have Internet access on their z/OS host, follow the instructions in the following figure. These instructors can also be accessed from the second HTML link in the second e-mail (the order completion e-mail) or from the Manual Installation Instructions button in the Java applet.

Manual Instructions

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*
*    The instructions below outline the manual procedures required
*    to retrieve the product file from the Innovation FTP site,
*    and then install our software without utilizing the supplied
*       web applet to perform the transfer.
*
*    The most convenient method is to FTP the file directly from
*    the Innovation FTP site to your z/OS host. This method is the
*    simplest method, but is only available if the z/OS host you
*    are logged on to has Internet access. If you can not employ
*    direct z/OS transfer skip (A) below and go to B.
*
*    You can hi-lite the JCL stream below and use the Windows
*    Control-C function to clip this JCL and then paste it
*    into your JCL library using a 3270 Emulator.
*
*    A). JCL stream to transfer file to z/OS using FTP:
*    //install JOB (nnn,nnn),'zOS INSTALL',CLASS=A,MSGCLASS=X,
*    //    MSGLEVEL=(1,1),NOTIFY=user,REGION=0M
*    //*
*    //* Customer Number=123456
*    //* Customer Order Number=02000504362551719
*    //*
*    //* Note FTP commands are case sensitive, and do NOT put
*    //* sequence numbers at the end of the FTP commands.
*    //*
*    //FTP    EXEC PGM=FTP
*    //*SYSTCPD DD DISP=SHR,DSN=... /* NEEDED FOR NON-STANDARD */
*    //*SYSFTPD DD DISP=SHR,DSN=... /* CONFIGURATIONS. */
*    //SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
*    //OUTPUT    DD SYSOUT=*
*    //INPUT    DD *
*    idp1.fdrinnovation.com    ;OR 207.140.179.16
*    pdcust1 ;
*    BudMyp5W    ;Must use this Password
*    LOCSITE FWFRIENDLY    ;
*    ;    If Extended Passive mode needed
*    ; LOCSITE EPSV4    Default is false this toggle
*    ;    will set it to True remove ;
*    LOCSTAT    ;
*    BINARY ;
*    LOCSITE PRI=2000 SEC=1000 BLOCKS LRECL=80 RECFM=FB BLKSIZE=8880 ;
*    ;
*    ; You can change the second operand UST.BIN of the
*    ; GET command to whatever installation standards you are
*    ; required to use. The (REPLACE operand will replace
*    ; the file on z/OS if it exists.
*    ;
*    GET pdistr/02000504362551719/UST.BIN UST.BIN (REPLACE    ;
*    quit ;
*    /*
*    //*
*
*    Now skip to C.
*
*    B). An alternative method is to download your product file
*    to a workstation using a web browser using HTTP, FTP
*    or an FTP line command and then transfer the file from
*    your workstation to your z/OS host.
*
*    Using a Web Browser: Paste the HTTP link found below into
*    the Address Line of your Web Browser. The browser will
*    will ask you where to save the file.

http://207.140.179.16:8050/02000504362551719/UST.BIN/?wtcQID=cGQwOiR3QA==
*
*    Using a Web Browser: Paste the FTP link found below into
*    the Address Line of your Web Browser. The browser will
*    will ask you where to save the file.
*
ftp://pdcust1:BudMyp5W@idp1.fdrinnovation.com/pdistr/02000504362551719/UST.BIN
*
*    OR;
*    Using FTP line commands, open a DOS window and then
*    enter:
*
*    FTP idp1.fdrinnovation.com or (207.140.179.16)
*    At USER prompt enter:
*    pdcust1
*    At PASSWORD prompt enter: (Password is case sensitive)
*    BudMyp5W
*    At COMMAND prompt enter:
*    BINARY
*    At COMMAND prompt enter:
*    GET pdistr/02000504362551719/UST.BIN UST.BIN
*    At COMMAND prompt enter:
*    QUIT
*
*    Once the file is on your workstation you must then
*    transfer it as a BINARY image to your z/OS host. The
*    file attributes for the target z/OS data set can be
*    derived from the FTP site command shown below.
*
*    You may use an FTP client, a 3270 emulator, or the DOS
*    FTP line commands shown below to do the file transfer
*    from a workstation to your z/OS host. Whatever method
*    you use the transfer MUST be in BINARY mode.
*
*    FTP your-host-dns-or-ip
*    At USER prompt enter:
*    your-userid
*    At PASSWORD prompt enter:
*    your-password
*    At COMMAND prompt enter:
*    BINARY
*    At COMMAND prompt enter:
*    QUOTE "SITE PRI=2000 SEC=1000 BLOCKS LRECL=80 RECFM=FB BLKSIZE=8880"
*    At COMMAND prompt enter:
*    PUT UST.bin    UST.BIN
*    At COMMAND prompt enter:
*    QUIT
*
*    C). Expanding the product distribution file on your z/OS
*    host is a two step process. Logon to your z/OS host
*    and enter ISPF, issue the following TSO commands from
*    ISPF Option 6. You can also exit ISPF and issue them
*    from the TSO "READY" promopt. This TSO session must
*    have access to an ISPF environment because this install
*    process expects to employ ISPF panels to complete the
*    the installation. The steps described below assume
*    TSO PROFILE PROMPT and NOPREFIX is NOT used.
*
*    1 RECEIVE INDATASET(UST.BIN)
*
*    Where the INDATASET(..) value is the name that you
*    created during the file transfer to z/OS.
*
*    The above creates a partitioned data set containing
*    two load modules. After the RECEIVE is completed the
*    name of the PDS will be 'userid.IDPREC.LOAD'. If you
*    want a different name, then at the prompt
*
*    Dataset USTSYS.IDPREC.LOAD from USTCFG on JESCPUA
*    Enter restore parameters or 'DELETE' or 'END' +
*
*    Enter:
*    DSN(desired.name)
*
*    or take the default by pressing ENTER.
*
*    2 CALL 'dsname(IDPREC)'
*
*    CALL 'userid.IDPREC.LOAD(IDPREC)'
*
*    Or, if you gave the PDS a different name:
*
*    A welcome message is displayed. Enter appropriate
*    responses to Dataset Name and sysout class prompts.
*
*    You will also be prompted to enter the 16 digit
*    IDPREC PASSWORD supplied in the ORDER ACKNOWLEDGMENT
*    (first) e-mail you received.
*
*    IDPREC Password:
*    0501050436251701
*
*    Follow the instructions on the ISPF panel to
*    complete the installation of the distribution files.
*
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