Reason:
You issued the TCPIP START command using the TYPE=USS operand in an environment that does not support the USS TCP/IP interface.
System Action:
The TCPIP START command fails.
User Action:
Determine the correct interface type for the current operating system and environment. Issue another TCPIP START command using the TYPE=tttt operand with the correct type specified.
Reason:
You issued the TCPIP START command when the USS interface to TCP/IP was unable to initialize. A reason number and description are provided.
The list describes the reasons:
Indicates that the interface was unable to obtain the required storage.
Indicates that the specified physical file system (PFS) was not active. (The file system must have been active at least once since the last IPL because the system knows the name.)
Note: This reason indicates a soft error, and the interface automatically retries after a short interval.
Indicates that the specified physical file system (PFS) is unknown. (The file system must not have been active since the last IPL because the name is not known to the system.)
Note: This reason indicates a soft error, and the interface automatically retries after a short interval.
Indicates that the OPTIONS operand of the TCPIP START command had specified keywords that the USS interface does not recognize.
Indicates that the named TCPIP START OPTIONS operand was duplicated.
Indicates that the TCPIP START option, PFSNAME, is not valid. The PFSNAME option value must be a 1- through 8-character name, with the first character alphabetic or national (@#$), and the remaining characters alphanumeric or national. The value *CINET is also accepted and uses the Common INET (that is, all active TCP/IP stacks).
Indicates that the TCP/IP USS interface is unable to obtain the required storage.
Indicates that a request for the local host name returned a bad length.
System Action:
TCP/IP initialization fails. Depending on the error, the initialization is retried automatically in 30 seconds.
User Action:
If the error is permanent (no retry), then correct the problem and issue another TCPIP START command.
If the error is temporary (retry will occur), attempt to correct the problem so that the retry will succeed.
Reason:
This message is issued when the region establishes a connection to the TCP/IP stack using the USS interface.
The name of the specific stack or *CINET (meaning Common INET) is shown, and the local node name of the system is also shown.
System Action:
None.
User Action:
None.
Reason:
This message is issued when a USS socket request during the USS interface startup receives an error response.
The name of the request is shown. The error number ('retcode') and errno JR ('reason') are also shown, both in hexadecimal.
System Action:
None.
User Action:
None.
Reason:
The USS stack interface issues this message when a 'stackinfo' request fails.
An error code that indicates the problem is displayed.
System Action:
The STACKINFO request fails.
User Action:
Report the error to CA Support.
Reason:
The USS stack interface issues this message when a 'stackinfo' request fails. This message follows message TVJ410 and provides additional information.
The USS request result code (decimal), errno ('retcode', decimal), and errno JR ('reason', hexadecimal) are shown.
System Action:
The STACKINFO request fails.
User Action:
Report the error to CA Support.
Reason:
This message is issued when the USS interface subtask has an initialization failure. A reason number and description are provided.
Indicates that the interface was unable to obtain the required storage.
System Action:
If this error occurs during the TCPIP START processing, initialization fails. If the error occurs later, an individual SOCKET verb fails.
User Action:
Examine the error information, and determine whether the problem can be corrected.
For assistance, contact CA Support at http://ca.com/support.
Reason:
This message is issued to the SOLVE log when the TCP/IP USS (OE/MVS) interface is posted to terminate.
The USS error code is displayed ('RETCODE', aaa in the message), and the USS junior reason code is displayed ('REASON', bbb in the message). Both these values are display in hexadecimal.
System Action:
The TCP/IP interface automatically stops.
User Action:
Determine the reason that the SHUTDOWN was issued, and take appropriate corrective action.
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