z/OS System editor

The z/OS® System editor shows the CICS® regions and other subsystems on the selected z/OS image.

The view name identifies the name of the object and the object type. In the following screen capture, the object is called MV26 and it is a z/OS system. The CICS Regions tab is selected, showing the CICS Regions page.

A screen capture of an z/OS System editor that shows Managed regions, Unmanaged regions, CMASs, and Web User Interfaces on the z/OS image.

Use the Tags field to add one or more tags to the model element. For more information about tagging, see Tagging the elements in a model.

The fields in the view are described in the following table:

Table 1. Fields in the Details section
Field Description
System Identifier The ID of the z/OS system.
SMF System ID The SMF system ID of the z/OS system.
JES Member Name The JES member name of the z/OS system.

The other sections show the managed and unmanaged CICS regions, CMASs, and Web User Interfaces on the z/OS image. You can select a resource and click Open to show further information about the resource in the resource-specific editor. Alternatively you can select a Web User Interface (WUI) resource and click Connect to connect to the CICSplex through the WUI port. When you connect, the SM Administration perspective is opened and you can browse through the CICSplex resources in the CICS Explorer® views. You must have the correct authorization to connect to the CICSplex.

The Other Subsystems tab shows the Other Subsystems page. The page shows the DB2® subsystems, WebSphere® MQ subsystems, IMS™ subsystems, temporary storage servers, named counter servers, and coupling facility data tables on the z/OS image.

You can select a subsystem and click Open to show further information about the subsystem in the resource-specific editor.

The TCP/IP Port Usage tab shows a table that lists the IP addresses on the selected z/OS system. Expanding an IP address shows the port number, port type, and job name for each of the ports in use. The host name, stack name, and IP version are shown in a separate table. You can select a port and click Open Editor to open the resource-specific editor for the selected address space.