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IBM Tivoli System Automation for z/OS: Planning and Installation

This document serves as the primary guide for planning and installing IBM Tivoli System Automation for z/OS, Version 3 Release 2. It provides essential information for system programmers and automation specialists tasked with implementing and managing automated mainframe operations.

Key Areas Covered

  • Product Components: Details on System Operations (SysOps), Processor Operations (ProcOps), and I/O Operations (I/O Ops).
  • Prerequisites and Requirements: Comprehensive lists of hardware, software, and functional prerequisites necessary for successful deployment.
  • Installation Procedures: Step-by-step instructions for installing SA z/OS on host systems and workstations.
  • Connectivity Planning: Guidance on defining communication paths, network configurations (TCP/IP, SNA), and interfaces for system and processor automation.
  • Naming Conventions: Best practices and requirements for naming various system and hardware components within the SA z/OS environment.
  • Migration Information: Guidance for migrating from previous versions of SA z/OS.

The guide is structured to assist users in understanding the product's architecture, planning the deployment strategy, and executing the installation process effectively. For detailed information on IBM's enterprise automation solutions, visit IBM's official product page.

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