Informational only.
The IBM service macro <reqst> failed with error number <errno>. Refer to the appropriate IBM manual for more information. If you are unable to find any reference to the indicated service or need need more assistance, contact CA Technical Support.
The IBM service macro <reqst> failed with abend <abcmc>. Refer to the appropriate IBM manual for more information. If you are unable to find any reference to the indicated service or need need more assistance, contact CA Technical Support.
Informational only.
A request was made to create an IP Socket.
A request was made to close a socket.
A client connection was established.
A request to listen on a socket was requested.
A request to bind to a local port was requested.
An attempt is being made to ping <hostname>.
A response from ICMP packet number <seqno> returned. The round trip response time took <value> seconds.
An ICMP packet was sent, but a timeout occurred before the response was received. A response packet may have be returned.
Informational only.
Informational only.
Informational only.
A PING request was attempted for the hostname, but the name could not be resolved by DNS.
A PING request was attempted but a RAW socket could not be obtained. The current level of authority may have restricted the creation of the socket.
An attempt to close a communications socket failed.
A communications failure occurred while attempting the specified operation.
The IBM service macro <reqst> failed with an <errnojr> returned. Refer to the appropriate IBM manual for more information. If you are unable to find any reference to the indicated service or need need more assistance, contact CA Technical Support.
An unidentified TCP metric <name> was discovered while processing TCP statistics or configuration options.
Informational only.
Informational only.
Informational only.
Informational only.
Informational only.
An attempt to create a TCP connection using the IP family [assign the version number for your book] on port CA Portal at address <addr> is being done.
A TCP connection was established using socket number <socket> to a remote server using IP family [assign the version number for your book] to remote port CA Portal at remote address <addr>
You cannot switch TCP/IP stacks while the SNMP interface is currently initialized. To switch stacks get out of any SNMP based commands and try again.
The current IP stack <currstack> is being switched to a new stack <newstack>
The IP stack was switched to <stack>
The ALLOCATE line command is not allowed from the current interface In the VTAM interface all users share the SYSTCPD data set/file and reallocating it could impact other users. If you are running a CINET environment and do not have a common resolver and need to specify a different SYSTCPD data set or file, you will need to use the TSO or ISPF interface.
All sockets created using a PORTLIST group that are idle longer than <num> minutes are closed. Socket <socket> exceeded the idle limit and will be closed.
A request to write out to multiple TCP ports defined in GROUP [set the product group or family] has completed with <rc>. Statistics are provided as follows:
A TCP <request> has either been called or has returned.
A request was made to change the blocking mode of a socket
A TCP connection was attempted, but the connect ECB was not posted in the requested time <time> in hundredths of seconds. The request was issued for the IP family [assign the version number for your book] on port CA Portal at address <addr> with socket number <socket>.
A TCP connection was requested, but no wait time requested. Caller will have to test for the connection ECB to be posted. The request was issued for the IP family [assign the version number for your book] on port CA Portal at address <addr> with socket number <socket>
A TCP connection was requested and the ECB posted for socket number <socket>
A SETSOCKOPT call was done to modify the <option> value for socket <socket>
A TCP error has occurred for socket <socket>. The <errtext> gives the TCP errno or description.
A TCP Write failed because the socket <socket> would block. The record was not written. The consecutive number of block errors for this socket is <count>.
The maximum number of consecutive EWOULDBLOCK write errors <count> has occurred for socket <socket>. The socket will be closed.
A request was made to change the value for a socket option
A request was made to read or write data to a socket and the entire record was not read or written. An attempt will be made to read or write the rest of the record.
A request was made to read or write data to a socket and the entire record was not read or written. This message indicates that the entire record has been completely read or written.
This message starts a series of messages that report on socket connection information. This message identifies the IP address information and status.
This message is part of a series of messages that report on socket connection information. This message identifies the status of connection.
This message is part of a series of messages that report on socket connection information. This message identifies the number of messages sent <count>, the number of bytes sent <bytes>, and the last time a message was written <datetime>.
This message is part of a series of messages that report on socket connection information. This message identifies error information.
The remote connection can only be displayed if the connection is a local connection. The local and remote addresses are compared and the command is rejected if they differ.
The socket <socket> is using IP family [assign the version number for your book] on local port CA Portal and local address <addr>.
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