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Trap FTP, Telnet, Connection, and Message Events

You can trap the following:

You can set up event detectors to trigger alerts and actions on receipt of events.

To trap FTP failures, use an FTPFAIL monitor. To trap other EDS events, use a CUSTOM monitor.

The EDS events that are issued when an FTP, Telnet, or connection event takes place are listed in this table.

Event

Event Name

Object

Resource

Reference

Message ID

Client/ Server

FTP Retrieve

$IP.FTPLOG.RETR

Remote IP address

Data set name

FTP server name

IPFM2103
IPFM2113

S
C

FTP Store

$IP.FTPLOG.STOR

Remote IP address

Data set name

FTP server name

IPFM2103
IPFM2113

S
C

FTP Store Unique

$IP.FTPLOG.STOU

Remote IP address

Data set name

FTP server name

IPFM2103
IPFM2113

S
C

FTP Append

$IP.FTPLOG.APPE

Remote IP address

Data set name

FTP server name

IPFM2103
IPFM2113

S
C

FTP Logon Failed

$IP.FTPLOG.LOGONF

Remote IP address

 

FTP server name

IPFM2102

S

FTP Delete

$IP.FTPLOG.DELETE

Remote IP address

Data set name

FTP server name

IPFM2104

S

FTP Rename

$IP.FTPLOG.RENAME

Remote IP address

 

FTP server name

IPFM2105

S

FTP Retrieve Failure

$IP.FTPFAIL.RETR

Remote IP address

Data set name

FTP server name

IPFM2113
IPFM2129

S
C

FTP Store Failure

$IP.FTPFAIL.STOR

Remote IP address

Data set name

FTP server name

IPFM2113
IPFM2129

S
C

FTP Store Failure Unique

$IP.FTPFAIL.STOU

Remote IP address

Data set name

FTP server name

IPFM2113
IPFM2129

S
C

FTP Append Failure

$IP.FTPFAIL.APPE

Remote IP address

Data set name

FTP server name

IPFM2113
IPFM2129

S
C

FTP Delete Failure

$IP.FTPFAIL.DELETE

Remote IP address

Data set name

FTP server name

IPFM2114

S

FTP Rename Failure

$IP.FTPFAIL.RENAME

Remote IP address

Old data set name, new data set name

FTP server name

IPFM2115

S

Telnet connection started

$IP.TNLOG.START

Remote IP address

Telnet LU name

Application name

IPCM2002

S

Telnet connection started

$IP.TNLOG.START

Remote IP address

Telnet client job name

Telnet client node name

IPCM2013

C

Telnet connection stopped

$IP.TNLOG.STOP

Remote IP address

Telnet LU name

Application name

IPCM2003

S

Telnet connection stopped

$IP.TNLOG.STOP

Remote IP address

Telnet job name

Telnet client node name

IPCM2014

S

Connection started

$IP.CONNECT.START

Remote IP address

Client job name

Client job name

IPCM2311

-

Connection stopped

$IP.CONNECT.STOP

Remote IP address

Client job name

Client job name

IPCM2312

-

CA TCPaccess CS for z/OS message received

$IP.AXSLOG.
MESSAGE

Severity code

CA TCPaccess CS for z/OS SSID

CA TCPaccess CS for z/OS message number

CA TCPaccess CS for z/OS message number

 

References

For more information about the format of FTP records and how SMF exits are invoked, see IBM’s Communications Server IP Configuration Guide.

For more information about FTP reply codes, see RFC 959, File Transfer Protocol .