Re: Legally Running z/OS on Hercules
"somitcw" <somitcw-/[email protected]> Fri, 27 Feb 2009 11:55:41 -0000
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--- In [email protected], "sccosel" <sccosel@...> wrote: > We would like to know what the requirements are, >for legally running z/OS on Hercules. > Is there a link or document that can substantiate >the explanation? > Thanks, Scott I'm not a mouth-piece. Call IBM. IBM owns the software. IBM sets the rules for their software. I'm not a mouth-piece. I don't believe that IBM normally licenses zOS to run specifically under Hercules. If you purchase a current IBM main frame, I see no reason that you couldn't run Hercules in a full function LPAR. If zOS is licensed for the LPAR, zOS could probably legally run under Hercules on that LPAR? I'm not a mouth-piece. Why do you think that you might be able to run zOS under Hercules? Are you or your company wealthy? Are you an IBM employee? Are you or your company IBM business partners? Is there some other reason that you feel you can use to license zOS?