CA Workload Control Center

This section provides an example using CA Workload Control Center.

If you are having a problem connecting with the mainframe-scheduling engine, check the CAICCI connection.

To find an application on the mainframe

Ensure that the two CAICCIs are connected. You can do this by entering the following DOS command:
```
rmtcntrl status
```
The output should show the current status of the connection.
If the computer does not appear in the list, you must check the ccirmtd.rc file.
If the computer is on the list as INACT RETRY, check on the mainframe to see if the CCITCPGW or CCISSLGW task is active.
1. If it is not active, issue the following console command to start it:
```
ENF PROTOCOL(TCPIPGW)   (for non-SSL)
ENF PROTOCOL(TCPSSLGW)  (for SSL)
```
2. If it is active, check to see if the IP address for the local PC is listed as trying to connect. If it is not, recycle CAICCI on the local computer by issuing the following commands:
```
CCICNTRL STOP RMT
CCICNTRL START RMT
```
After you recycle CAICCI, retry the rmtcntrl status command. If the output from this command shows ACTIVE for the mainframe machine, you must verify that the application is available.
In the case of UEJM the application receiver name is SUBMITC Server. To see if that application is available to CAICCI, issue the following DOS command:
```
CCII sysid
```
where sysid is the mainframe SYSID.
If you do not see the receiver name in the list, the application is not available. Check to see if the application task is running. In the case of UEJM, that would be the CPS started task.