Reason:
The EMAIL initialization file statement is being processed during CA Workload Automation SE startup. The ESERVER keyword specifies either the name or IP address of an SMTP email server. CA Workload Automation SE was unable, using TCP/IP services, to resolve the ESERVER value to an IP address. The FUNC value is the last TCP/IP service called (using the IBM EZASMI interface), and RC and REA show the return code and reason code returned from the call.
Action:
Perform the action for the FUNC value specified:
Make sure that the CA Workload Automation SE started task has the same SYSTCPD DD statement as the TCP/IP started task. If your TCP/IP started task uses STEPLIB, add those libraries to the CA Workload Automation SE started task STEPLIB concatenation.
If RC = -00000001 and REA = 00000001, the ESERVER may have an IPv6 address. Check with your systems programmer to verify that the version of TCP/IP used by the TCP/IP started task supports IPv6 and that IPv6 is enabled. You can either change your ESERVER to an SMTP server with an IPv4 address, enable IPv6 in your existing TCP/IP, or change to a version of TCP/IP that supports IPv6. For other combinations of RC and REA, see Other that follows.
If the problem persists, see the IBM IP Sockets Application Programming Interface Guide and Reference for information about the EZASMI function listed in the message to determine what the reason code (ERRNO) means.
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