RE: A worried New comer with a CUM install.

I would suggest that you do two full systems saves to be on the safe side. 
 Do not forget to save your configuration data as well.  The CUMs and PTFs 
not as scary as they look.  Read the instructions carefully.  Although this 
is not a difficult task, I hope that someone with experience will help 
guide you through this process.

Eric Kempter
Director of MIS
Commair Mechanical Services

-----Original Message-----
From:   Jeff Carey [SMTP:jeffreycarey@usa.net]
Sent:   Friday, May 22, 1998 12:14 PM
To:     MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
Subject:        Re: A worried New comer with a CUM install.

If you have kept up on cum for the most part, it really shouldn't be that 
bad.  Just make sure you have a current SAVSYS before you start (an entire 
system
save - option 21 on the save menu - is nice to have handy too - it includes 
the SAVSYS).

Follow the instructions and you should be fine!


SROACH wrote:

> Hello all:
>
>     I am new to the list.  Our company uses a 53S model AS400 running
> V3R7M0.  I've been reviewing messages from the last couple of days and I 
am glad
> I joined.  There are a great many knowledgeable individuals here and I 
will be
> glad to contribute in any way I can.  However, I am fairly new at 
operating
> myself and my knowledge is limited.
>     My job description is really laser Setup for a Xerox Laser Printer, 
but
> my title is Software Specialist (sort of a joke).
> I have been handling CA/400, PAE and Group1 software upgrades for our 
AS400 for
> a while, but I still know very little about how much of the system works. 
Anyway, I have been given the task of installing the latest CUM upgrade and 
it
> is an unsettling prospect.  I have heard horror stories of installs that 
went
> wrong and I was wondering if anyone has any tips regarding this process. 
 I have
> read the install instructions a couple of times as well as the PSP info, 
but it
> is somewhat daunting, and I'm not sure I'm not missing something.
>
> I know this is a newbie request and I do not wish to waste anyone's time, 
but If
> you have any pointers, I would really appreciate them.
>
> Thanks for listening.
>
> Steve Roach
> Manus Direct
> Seattle
>
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