NETP* - TCP/IP and Simple Connection Line Driver Messages

NETTCPI called one of the Entire Net-Work TCP APIs to receive data, but an error of some type occurred within the API, preventing it from completing the receive function. A message that identifies the error is normally issued from the API preceding this message. Processing for the link is halted and the link is disconnected.

To determine why the API could not complete the receive, locate the preceding error message from the API and perform the action related to that error, if any.

NETTCPI

NETTCPI called one of the Entire Net-Work TCP APIs to send data, but an error of some type occurred within the API, preventing it from completing the send function. A message that identifies the error is normally issued from the API preceding this message. Processing for the link is halted and the link is disconnected.

To determine why the API could not complete the send, locate a preceding error message from the API and perform the action related to that error, if any.

NETTCPI

NETTCPI called one of the Entire Net-Work TCP APIs to send data, but the send completion time limit expired before the send could complete normally. Processing for the link is halted and the link is disconnected.

The SENDTIME= parameter in the LINK statement is used to set the time limit for send completion. If the value specified for SENTIME= is too small for practical purposes, increase it to allow sends to complete without error. If the value specified for SENDTIME= is appropriate, follow normal TCP/IP network debugging procedures to determine why TCP messages are not arriving at their destinations within the time limit.

NETTCPI

NETTCPI called one of the Entire Net-Work TCP APIs to establish a connection, but an error of some type occurred within the API, preventing it from completing the connect function. A message that identifies the error is normally issued from the API preceding this message. Processing for the link is halted and the link is disconnected.

To determine why the API was not able to complete the connect, locate the preceding error message from the API and perform the action related to that error, if any.

NETTCPI

NETTCPI called one of the Entire Net-Work TCP APIs to accept a connection, but an error of some type occurred within the API, preventing it from completing the accept function. A message that identifies the error is normally issued from the API preceding this message. Processing for the link is halted and the link is disconnected.

To determine why the API was not able to complete the accept, locate the preceding error message from the API and perform the action related to that error, if any.

NETTCPI

Initialization of the NETTCPI driver has begun. The driver control block is located in storage at address dddddddd and the NETTCPI module itself is located at address mmmmmmmm. This information is provided to aid in debugging.

None.

NETTCPI

The TCP/IP internal trace table is located in virtual storage at address tttttttt. This information is provided to aid in debugging.

None

NETTCPI

The user exit that was specified by coding EXIT= on the link configuration statement could not be loaded into storage. The cause of the problem may be one of the following: an incorrect exit name was specified; the exit is not located in a data set that is in the STEPLIB, JOBLIB, or Linklist DD; or, there is insufficient virtual storage in the region to load the module. The operating system usually issues a message that provides more details about the cause of the load failure.

Make sure that the name of the exit is specified correctly and that the exit resides in an appropriate data set that is part of either the STEPLIB, JOBLIB or Linklist DD concatenations. If insufficient virtual storage exists in the region, increase the size of the region before continuing.

NETTCPI

The Entire Net-Work TCP/IP API module mmmmmmmm was loaded into virtual storage at address vvvvvvvv. The information in this message is provided to aid in debugging.

None

NETTCPI

The Entire Net-Work module specified by mmmmmmmm could not be loaded into storage. The cause of the problem may be one of the following: the module is not located in a data set that is in the STEPLIB, JOBLIB, or Linklist DD; or, there is insufficient virtual storage in the region to load the module. The operating system usually issues a message that provides more details about the cause of the load failure.

Make sure that the module resides in an appropriate data set that is part of either the STEPLIB, JOBLIB or Linklist DD concatenations. If insufficient virtual storage exists in the region, increase the size of the region before continuing.

NETTCPI

The Entire Net-Work TCP/IP API routine could not complete the open process for the driver or the link. As a result, the link cannot establish a connection to another host. Other messages that explain why the driver or link could not be opened should precede this message.

Locate all previous error messages that deal with failures that occurred during driver open or link open processing and perform the action related to those error messages, if any.

NETTCPI

An Entire Net-Work TCP/IP API was asynchronously notified by its related access method that a connection was terminated. As a result, processing for the link was halted and the link was disconnected.

Locate all previous error messages from the Entire Net-Work TCP/IP API that explain why the connection was severed or disconnected and perform the actions related to those messages, if any.

NETTCPI

Remote Entire Net-Work host xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx attempted to establish a TCP/IP link with the Entire Net-Work host, but one of the following problems occurred, causing the connection to be rejected:

• The host does not have a predefined LINK statement for the remote host and, because ACCEPTUI=N is specified in the DRIVER statement, Entire Net-Work cannot dynamically add a new link for the remote host; or

• The host does have a predefined LINK statement for the remote host, but the Internet address for the remote host in the link related control blocks is incorrect. Either INETADDR= is incorrectly specified in the LINK statement, or ADJHOST= is specified in the LINK statement and the host name cannot be determined.

If the remote host attempting to connect to this host is intentionally prohibited from establishing a connection, then no action is required. If the remote host should be able to establish a connection with this host, then do one of the following:

• Predefine a link for this host. See the section TCP/IP LINK Statement.

• Specify ACCEPTUI=Y to allow ALL unknown hosts to be dynamically defined; or

• Issue the command TCPI linkname SHOW to determine if the Internet address is correct in the link related control blocks. If the Internet address is incorrect, do one of the following: alter it manually with the commands TCPI linkname CLOSE ALTER INETADDR=(x,x,x,x) and TCPI linkname OPEN; or, if ADJHOST= was specified and a name resolution error occurred, issue the command CONN linkname.

NETTCPI

NETTCPI called one of the Entire Net-Work TCP APIs to reject a connection, but an error of some type occurred within the API, preventing it from completing the reject function. A message that identifies the error is normally issued from the API preceding this message. The link returns to the disconnected state.

To determine why the API cannot complete the reject, locate a preceding error message from the API and perform the action related to that error, if any.

NETTCPI

An error occurred when attempting to obtain or release virtual storage. The cause of the error is usually one of the following: there is insufficient storage in the region to satisfy the obtain, or one of the buffer pools is not large enough to satisfy the storage request.

Check the buffer pool statistics by issuing the DISPLAY STATS operator command. If necessary, increase the size of the buffer pools. Otherwise, increase the private area size of the region to allow storage requests that are not allocated from buffer pools to properly complete.

NETTCPI

Link llllllll was already in a connected state when a connect request was received from a partner link. Because MULTSESS=N is specified in the LINK statement for this link, the second connect request is treated as a reconnect. The existing connection is terminated and accept processing starts for the new connect request.

If the remote host is attempting to reconnect to this link, no action is required. If the remote host is attempting to connect to a second link, then change MULTSESS=N to MULTSESS=Y in the LINK statement; reconnect processing is skipped and the remote host is allowed to establish a second connection.

NETTCPI

A message received on link llllllll contains a message type value in the message header that is not recognized by the program. The message is therefore discarded. The cause of the problem may be one of the following: the remote node was upgraded and is taking advantage of features that were not available when NETTCPI was last developed, or an error occurred and invalid data was received.

Issue the command TCPI llllllll TRACE, where llllllll is the name of the link to be formatted; this causes the trace buffer for the link to be printed. One of the last RMSG entries will contain the message that caused the error.

NETTCPI

Connection establishment negotiations took place on link llllllll, resulting in the reduction of the receive buffer size from 64k to nnnnn. This value is also the size of the largest message that can be sent to the remote node.

None.

NETTCPI

The command CONN linkname was issued to initiate connect processing for a link. The link was already in connect processing, so the command was ignored.

If the remote node is available and immediately accessible through TCP (that is, no networking problems exist), connect processing should complete in a very short time. This message indicates a failure in a previous connect attempt, which is still active and attempting to complete. Follow normal procedures for the debugging of TCP/IP related communications problems. Connect processing can be stopped for the link by issuing the command DISC linkname.

NETTCPI

A value for the Internet host name was specified with the ADJHOST parameter in the LINK statement, and the Entire Net-Work TCP API specified by aaaaaaaa does not support the resolution of Internet host names to Internet numbers.

Change the LINK statement to use the INETADDR= parameter instead of the ADJHOST= parameter. See the section TCP/IP LINK Statement .

NETTCPI

The command CONN llllllll was issued (possibly internally), where llllllll is the link name. The link was configured with an Internet host name instead of an Internet number, but an error occurred during the name resolution process. As a result, there is no Internet number to use and connect processing cannot continue.

One or more messages that describe the name resolution failure in more detail should precede this message. Locate these messages and perform the related actions, if any.

NETTCPI

Link llllllll, which was previously suspended, has resumed processing as a result of the RESUME command.

None.

NWTCPOPC

Message processing has been suspended on link llllllll as a result of the SUSPEND command.

Issue the RESUME command to restart message processing when appropriate.

NWTCPOPC

An operator command was issued, however, the value specified for the link name was not "*", "#" or a valid link name. The command is ignored.

Reissue the command with a correct link name or a wild card value.

NWTCPOPC

An operator command was issued. The command passed initial parsing, that is, each subcommand was processed. The success or failure of a subcommand is independent of this message being issued.

None.

NWTCPOPC

Statistics for link lllllll or the TCPI driver have been either printed or reset, as indicated by xxxxxxxx.

None.

NWTCPOPC

An attempt to alter the active configuration for link llllllll or the TCPI driver has failed due to invalid parameter specifications in the command TCPI lllllll ALTER xxxx, where llllllll is a link name or a wildcard value and xxxx is one or more configuration keywords and parameters. The cause of the problem may be one of the following:

• A parameter specification contains a typographical or format error that makes the specification invalid.

• A value specified as the operand for a specific keyword is out of range, of incorrect format, or otherwise invalid.

• A keyword that is valid only when the link or driver is closed was specified when the link or driver was open.

If a keyword that is valid only when the link or driver is closed was specified, close the link or driver and reissue the command. Be aware that if the value specified for the RESTART parameter is too low, the link or driver may be automatically reopened after the CLOSE command is issued and before the ALTER command can be reentered. To prevent this, specify CLOSE (CL) in the command string immediately before the subcommand ALTER. For example:

TCPI linkname CL ALTER INETADDR=(127,0,0,1)

If the specified keywords are valid for the current state of the link or driver, verify that the keywords are spelled correctly, that all punctuation is correct, and that the operands are valid.

NWTCPOPC

A TCPI command was issued to one or more links or to the TCPI driver, and the action identified by xxxxxx was taken as a result.

None.

This message is issued in response to an operator command that was sent to link or driver llllllll. The link or driver name is followed by informational message text, which is one of the following:

Invalid State For Cmnd - The driver or link was in an invalid state (open) for the command to be executed.

Configuration Altered - The driver or link configuration was successfully updated.

Manual Open Failed - Open processing failed.

Connect In Progress - Connect processing for the link has been initiated.

Disconnect In Progress - Disconnect processing for the link has been initiated.

No action is required unless the message is 'Invalid State For Cmnd'. If so, wait for the link or driver to go into the proper state; then reissue the command, if appropriate.

NWTCPOPC

This multi-line display shows the current configuration for link llllllll. The parameters displayed may be different from those specified at Entire Net-Work initialization if they have been modified manually, or if they have been modified internally as a result of being out of range. For example, the last line appears only if IP Version 6 is in use.

None.

NWTCPOPC

The current state of link or driver llllllll is displayed with a count of messages sent and received. The message counts are for the period of time since the driver was opened, the link connected, or the statistics reset for either the driver or the link.

This message is automatically produced as a result of a command being issued to a link or driver while the link or driver was in an incorrect state for the command or as a result of a TCPI llllllll STATUS command being issued.

None.

NWTCPOPC

This multi-line display shows the current configuration for driver dddd. The parameters displayed may be different from those specified at Entire Net-Work initialization if they have been manually modified or if they have been modified internally as a result of being out of range.

None.

NWTCPOPC

    +----------------------------------------------------------------------+
(a) + Statistics For Link XXXXXXXX  Period xxxxx:xx:xx (xxxxxxx.xxx Secs)  +
    + -------------  ---Bytes----  --Messages--  -Api Calls--  ----------- +
(b) + Writes         xxxxxxx.xxxz xxxxx,xxx,xxx Xxxxx,xxx,xxx  Total       +
(c) + xxxxxxx.xxxz xxxxx,xxx,xxx Xxxxx,xxx,xxx  Per Second  +
(d) + Reads          xxxxxxx.xxxz xxxxx,xxx,xxx Xxxxx,xxx,xxx  Total       +
(e) + xxxxxxx.xxxz xxxxx,xxx,xxx Xxxxx,xxx,xxx  Per Second  +
    + -------------  ---Total----  ----Task----  ---Other----  ----------- +
(f) + WRITE Cmds  xxxxx,xxx,xxx  xxxxx,xxx,xxx xxxxx,xxx,xxx   Total       +
(g) +              xxxxx.xxx.xxx  xxxxx,xxx,xxx Xxxxx,xxx,xxx  Per Second  +
(h) + REAC Cmds   xxxxx,xxx,xxx  xxxxx,xxx,xxx xxxxx,xxx,xxx   Total       +
(i) +              xxxxx,xxx,xxx  xxxxx,xxx,xxx Xxxxx,xxx,xxx  Per Second  +
    +----------------------------------------------------------------------+

This multi-line display is produced when the command TCPI xxxx STATS is issued, or when the automatic statistics interval has expired and PSTATS=Y is specified in the LINK statement. Values are displayed and updated asynchronously; therefore, the totals displayed may not always be accurate.

The display contains the following information:

None.

NWTCPOPC

This multi-line display is produced when you issue the USERS operator command for the Simple Connection Line Driver. The type in the message indicates whether the statistics listed in the output are for a driver or a link. The name in the message indicates the name of the driver or link to which the statistics apply.

This is a sample of the output that will appear when issued to the driver:

NETP065I: Active Users For Driver TCPX                                 
NETP065I: --------- Client ID     1 -----------------                  
NETP065I: Active on Link TCX00001 TCP/IP address 10.132.33.48          
NETP065I: Adabas Userid:                                               
NETP065I: Char(        NET-WORKS   NORGAY    )                           
NETP065I:  Hex(01210000 00000000 D5C5E360 E6D6D9D2 E22B0001 D2C5D5E3 40404040)
NETP065I: Context ID(E22B0001) Context Verifier(01000000)              
NETP065I: Number of requests processed           1                     
NETP065I:     1 Active Users printed              

This is a sample of the output that will appear when issued to a link:

NETP065I: Active Users For Link TCX00001 TCP/IP address 10.132.33.48  
NETP065I: --------- Client ID     1 -----------------                 
NETP065I: Adabas Userid:                                              
NETP065I: Char(        NET-WORKS   NORGAY    )                          
NETP065I:  Hex(01210000 00000000 D5C5E360 E6D6D9D2 E22B0001 D2C5D5E3 40404040)
NETP065I: Context ID(E22B0001) Context Verifier(01000000)             
NETP065I: Number of requests processed           1                    
NETP065I:     1 Active Users printed                                                       
                                 

None.

NWXTSOPC

This multi-line display shows the current configuration for the Simple Connection Line Driver link llllllll. The parameters displayed may be different from those specified at Entire Net-Work initialization if they have been modified manually, or if they have been modified internally as a result of being out of range.

None.

NWXTSOPC

This multi-line display shows the current configuration for the Simple Connection Line Driver. The parameters displayed may be different from those specified at Entire Net-Work initialization if they have been manually modified or if they have been modified internally as a result of being out of range.

None.

NWXTSOPC

The IBM TCP/IP implementation under MVS is a 'port' of the TCP/IP implementation under z/VM. Under z/VM, applications issue Socket calls to the TCP/IP virtual machine via IUCV. Under MVS, applications issue Socket calls to the TCP/IP address space via simulated IUCV calls. Simulated IUCV calls are performed by issuing 'Program Call' (PC) instructions to routines that can move data from the application program address space to the TCP/IP address space. These routines are loaded when the VMCF address space is started during system (MVS) initialization.

IBM has implemented this by requiring changes to member IEASSN00 of SYS1.PARMLIB to define both a VMCF address space and VMCF subsystem control blocks. Entire Net-Work must locate the PC numbers that reside in the VMCF subsystem control blocks before it can issue any IUCV socket call. The subsystem control block chain is searched to locate the subsystem whose name matches the SUBSYS=parameter specified on the DRIVER statement. This message is issued if no such subsystem control block can be found.

Make sure that the value coded on the SUBSYS= parameter of the driver configuration statement matches the value specified in member IEASSN00 which resides in SYS1.PARMLIB. The subsystem name used by most installations and which is also the default as shipped by IBM is 'VMCF'.

NWTCPIBM

The IBM TCP/IP address space whose job or started task name is specified by xxxxxxxx is not actively waiting for IUCV Socket calls. The Entire Net-Work TCP/IP driver obtains this name from the USER= parameter of the driver configuration statement. The default name is 'TCPIP', but this may vary from site to site.

Determine the name of the TCP/IP started task that is running the IBM TCP/IP protocol stack and specify that name on the USER= parameter of the driver configuration statement. If the name is correct, make sure that the TCP/IP started task/job is active and ready for processing.

NWTCPIBM

When a connect request from a remote Entire Net-Work node is received, information such as host number and remote/local ports is stored in a connect queue entry. The main Entire Net-Work TCP program uses this information to decide whether to accept or reject the connection. The number of connect queue entries is determined at Entire Net-Work startup time by the CONNQUE= parameter in the DRIVER statement.

When this message was issued, all connect queue entries were in use. As a result, the connection was rejected.

The IBM API relies on the IBM TCP/IP stack to provide queuing of connect requests internally by specifying a queue depth when it BINDs its well known port. Entire Net-Work then issues a LISTEN call followed by asynchronous ACCEPT calls to receive incoming connect requests. Before Entire Net-Work issues any subsequent ACCEPT, it performs all necessary processing to accept or reject the connection. As a result, no more than one connect queue entry should ever be in use at a time. If this message is issued, there is a problem freeing connect queue entries within Entire Net-Work. Contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWIBMEXT

An IUCV Socket call identified by xxxxxxxxxxxx failed for the link whose partner has the Internet host number xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. Host number 000.000.000.000 indicates that the error occurred on the main driver socket. This message is followed by message NETP204W, which provides the ERRNO value and an explanation of the error.

Locate message NETP204W following this message and perform the related action, if any.

NWTCPIBM, NWIBMEXT

A socket error occurred on a socket request issued by the Entire Net-Work IBM TCP API. This message consists of two parts, the error number mnemonic (ERRNO=) and the explanation of the error. See the IBM TCP/IP documentation.

Message NETP203W should have been issued prior to this message. NETP203W contains the socket call that failed. Refer to the IBM TCP/IP documentation, and locate the section dealing with the issuance of the socket call that failed. Also locate the list of ERRNO values that can occur, and an explanation of how the ERRNO value applies to the failing socket call. Perform the action specified for the specific ERRNO value/socket call combination, if any.

NWTCPIBM, NWIBMEXT

The IBM TCP/IP protocol stack has severed the IUCV connection between itself and the Entire Net-Work IBM TCP API for the link whose partner has the Internet host number xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. If the Internet host number is 000.000.000.000, the sever occurred on the main IUCV path for the driver. The IBM TCP/IP stack provides a sever reason code when it terminates the IUCV path. Sever reason codes are located in the IBM TCP/IP documentation.

Locate the sever reason code and follow the action for that specific reason code, if any.

NWIBMEXT

An attempt to issue a socket call via an IUCV function iiiiiiiiiiiii such as IUCVMCOM SEND failed. The related socket function, if applicable, is listed as ffffffffff. The value returned in register 15 (xxxx) is displayed in decimal to aid in debugging.

A return value generated by an IUCV call and displayed as xxxx in this message can be the IUCV return code or the IUCV IPR return code. If the return value is between 2 and 999, it is an IUCV return code. If the return value is greater than 1000, it is the sum of the IPR return code and 1000. Subtract 1000 from the return value to get the true IPR return code.

Return codes are described in the IBM TCP/IP documentation. Perform the related actions for the IUCV Return Code or the IUCV IPR code, if any.

NWTCPIBM, NWIBMEXT

When an IUCV request completed, one or more of the three audit fields (IPAUDIT) located in the IUCV parameter list (IPARML) was set. The IPAUDIT fields are comprised of bit settings that indicate what type of exceptional error occurred when IUCV tried to process the request. When any of the IPAUDIT bits are set, this message is issued on behalf of the link whose partner has the Internet host number xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx. If the Internet host number is 000.000.000.000, the exceptional error occurred on the main socket for the driver.

This error is generally indicative of a logic error in the Entire Net-Work IBM TCP API. Issue the SNAP operator command and contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPIBM, NWIBMEXT

An IUCV connect was issued to create a path between Entire Net-Work and the IBM TCP/IP protocol stack. The IUCV interface does not provide a mechanism to pass user context to the IUCV connect completion routine. The IUCV connect completion routine must therefore scan through a chain of Session Control Tables (SCTs) searching for an SCT waiting for an IUCV connect to complete. However, at the time the IUCV connect completed, there were no SCTs on the chain. IUCV connect processing terminates.

This condition should not normally occur. Issue an Entire Net-Work SNAP command and contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWIBMEXT

An error occurred when attempting to obtain or release virtual storage. When this occurs, it is usually caused by one of the following: there is insufficient storage in the region to satisfy the obtain; or, one of the buffer pools was not large enough to satisfy the storage request.

Check the buffer pool statistics by issuing the operator command DISPLAY STATISTICS. If necessary, increase the size of the buffer pools. Otherwise, increase the private area size of the region to allow storage requests that are not allocated from buffer pools to properly complete.

NWTCPIBM, NWIBMEXT

This message provides the version, creation date, and change status for BS2000 systems running Sockets version 2.1 or earlier.

No action is required for this informational message.

NWTCPBS2

This message provides the version and build number for the BS2000 Sockets TCP/IP interface running Sockets version 2.2 or later.

No action is required for this informational message.

NWTCPBS2

A system call returns an unexpected error.

Refer to the SNI documentation for BS2000, and contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPBS2

This message provides information for support.

None

NWTCPBS2

The client limit has been reached in the common memory pool.

Increase the number of clients specified for the OPTIONS1 parameter on the DRIVER statement for the next Entire Net-Work startup and/or disconnect any unused links. For more information, see the section TCP/IP DRIVER Statement.

The host name corresponding to this IP address could not be found. The host name may be incorrect, too long, undefined, or otherwise invalid.

Specify the correct entry with the /BCIN command or try using the IP address, i.e., specify the INETADDR= parameter instead of the ADJHOST= parameter, but do not specify both. See the section TCP/IP LINK Statement.

NWBS2SUB

These are errors in the initialization of the BS2000 TCP/IP Sockets Interface. The response codes (rc) are described in the NETP344W error message. The process in which the error occurred is given in the message (process) and may be one of the following:

Review the response code to determine what the problem is. If you need additional assistance, contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPBS2

An error has been received from an action on the socket named in the message (sname). The response code from the attempt (rc) and the type of socket call (type) are given in the message. The types of calls may be one of the following:

Review the response code to determine what the problem is. If you need additional assistance, contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPBS2

The Entire Net-Work main task terminated abnormally. The subtask forces its own termination processing.

Refer to the SYSOUT protocol for further details.

NWBS2SUB

An error occurred in the event acceptor callback routine defined by the response code given in the message (rc). These response code numbers are described in error message NET0344W. The process in which the error occurred is given in the message (process) and may be one of the following:

Review the response code to determine what the problem is. If you need additional assistance, contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPBS2

An error occurred during a Sockets call. The response code from the call (rc) and the type of socket call (type) are listed in the message. The type of socket call may be one of the following:

Review the response code to determine what the problem is. If you need additional assistance, contact your Software AG technical support representative.

It should contain the file BS2.ERRNO.H. Check the meaning of the RC in this file and if necessary, contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPBS2 / NWBS2SUB

NWTCPBS2

An error occurred in the BS2000 Sockets TCP/IP interface and the response code (rc), type of process (for example, SEND/RECEIVE) and the length of the data involved (length) are given in the message. Here are some possible sockets response codes:

Check the response code to determine the cause of the problem.

NWTCPBS2

Entire Net-Work has attempted to send data via the BS2000 TCP/IP Sockets interface. Only some of the data has been sent. The number of bytes sent (bytes) and the starting value (start-value) are given in the message.

Check accompanying error messages and act accordingly.

NWTCPBS2

This is a Sockets management error. There are only a maximum of 2048 sockets. The socket named in the message (name) cannot be added to the list.

Consider reconfiguring your system to reduce the number of sockets being used. For additional assistance, contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPBS2

A problem occurred during the command socket initialization; i.e., this is a TCP/IP problem.

Try again when TCP/IP is functioning properly or contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWBS2SUB

Entire Net-Work terminated normally as the result of an operator command.

None

NWBS2SUB

The subtask is successfully initialized and is ready to accept any incoming connections.

None

NWBS2SUB

An Entire Net-Work program interrupt has occurred. The message displays the program counter and the interrupt code, and Entire Net-Work terminates abnormally.

Produce an Entire Net-Work dump and then contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPBS2 / NWBS2SUB

The operator command for the subtask has a syntax error.

Correct and retry.

NWBS2SUB

The operator command is accepted and activated.

None.

NWBS2SUB

All connect queue entries are in use.

The number of connect queue entries is specified by the CONNQUE parameter on the DRIVER statement. Increase the value of this parameter to accommodate the maximum number of simultaneous connection requests from remote nodes.

An error occurred when attempting to obtain or release virtual storage. This error usually occurs because there is insufficient storage in the region to satisfy the obtain or one of the buffer pools is not large enough to satisfy the storage request.

Check the buffer pool statistics by issuing the DISPLAY STATS operator command. If necessary, increase the size of the buffer pools. Otherwise, increase the private area size of the region to allow storage requests that are not allocated from buffer pools to properly complete.

NWTCPCNS

There was an error in acquiring storage to perform a passive OPEN call to the TCP/IP partition. RC = 4 indicates a problem acquiring partition GETVIS storage. RC = 16 indicates a problem acquiring SVA GETVIS storage.

For RC=4, increase the size of the Entire Net-Work partition or decrease the SIZE parameter on the EXEC card if possible. With RC=16, additional allocation is required in the system GETVIS area in the SVA. For other values, contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWVSESTK

RC is the return code passed back to Entire Net-Work by the TCP/IP partition on a passive OPEN(Listen) call.

Report the error to your Software AG technical support representative.

NWVSESTK

There was an error in acquiring storage to perform an OPEN call to the TCP/IP partition. RC is the return code from a z/VSE GETVIS call. For more information, refer to the appropriate z/VSE documentation.

For RC=4, increase the size of the Entire Net-Work partition or decrease the SIZE= parameter on the EXEC card if possible. With RC=16, additional allocation is required in the system GETVIS area in the SVA. For other values, contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPCNS

RC is the return code passed back to Entire Net-Work by the TCP/IP partition on an OPEN call.

Report the error to your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPCNS

There was an error in acquiring storage to perform a SEND call to the TCP/IP partition. RC is the return code from a z/VSE GETVIS call. For more information, refer to the appropriate z/VSE documentation.

For RC=4, increase the size of the Entire Net-Work partition or decrease the SIZE= parameter on the EXEC card if possible. With RC=16, additional allocation is required in the system GETVIS area in the SVA. For other values, contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPCNS

RC is the return code passed back to Entire Net-Work by the TCP/IP partition on a SEND call.

Report the error to your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPCNS

There was an error in acquiring storage to perform a RECEIVE call to the TCP/IP partition. RC is the return code from a z/VSE GETVIS call. For more information, refer to the appropriate z/VSE documentation.

For RC=4, increase the size of the Entire Net-Work partition or decrease the SIZE= parameter on the EXEC card if possible. With RC=16, additional allocation is required in the system GETVIS area in the SVA. For other values, contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPCNS

RC is the return code passed back to Entire Net-Work by the TCP/IP partition on a RECEIVE call.

Report the error to your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPCNS

There was an error in acquiring storage to perform an CLOSE call to the TCP/IP partition. RC is the return code from a z/VSE GETVIS call. For more information, refer to the appropriate z/VSE documentation.

For RC=4, increase the size of the Entire Net-Work partition or decrease the SIZE= parameter on the EXEC card if possible. With RC=16, additional allocation is required in the system GETVIS area in the SVA. For other values, contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPCNS

RC is the return code passed back to Entire Net-Work by the TCP/IP partition on a CLOSE call.

Report the error to your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPCNS

There was an error in acquiring storage to perform an OPEN CONTROL call to the TCP/IP partition. RC is the return code from a z/VSE GETVIS call. For more information, refer to the appropriate z/VSE documentation.

For RC=4, increase the size of the Entire Net-Work partition or decrease the SIZE= parameter on the EXEC card if possible. For RC=8, correct the value of the USERID parameter on the DRIVER statement to match the ID= subparameter of the PARM field for an active TCP/IP stack. With RC=16, additional allocation is required in the system GETVIS area in the SVA. For other values, contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPCNS

RC is the return code passed back to Entire Net-Work by the TCP/IP partition on an OPEN CONTROL call.

Report the error to your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPCNS

There was an error in acquiring storage to perform a CLOSE,CONTROL call to the TCP/IP partition. RC is the return code from a z/VSE GETVIS call. For more information, refer to the appropriate z/VSE documentation.

For RC=4, increase the size of the Entire Net-Work partition or decrease the SIZE= parameter on the EXEC card if possible. With RC=16, additional allocation is required in the system GETVIS area in the SVA. For other values, contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPCNS

RC is the return code passed back to Entire Net-Work by the TCP/IP partition on a CLOSE CONTROL call.

Report the error to your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPCNS

An error was received while executing a call to resolve the host name or address. RC is the contents of Register 15 on return from the call. For more information, see the appropriate z/VSE documentation.

The action to take depends on the return code (RC=), as shown in the following table:

NWTCPCNS

RC is the return code passed back to Entire Net-Work by the TCP/IP partition on a call to resolve the host name or address.

Report the error to your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPCNS

A call to the IBM TCP/IP HPS API failed for function xxxxxxxx. The error number nnnnn provides the reason the failure and sssss is the socket where the failure occurred. This message provides diagnostic information about a previous error message. It may also be followed by a NETP601I message that explains the error number.

Locate message NETP601I for a description of the error number.

NWTCPHPS

This message describes the error number provided in message NETP600I.

Try to eliminate the condition that caused the message.

NWTCPHPS

An invalid request was made to the API.

Contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPHPS

An attempt to load a required module for TCP/IP failed. The driver and all links using this API will be unusable. This is most likely caused by TCP/IP not being correctly installed. It could also be caused by a short-on-storage condition or an I/O error.

Check the joblog and syslog for any additional messages, such as operating system messages, that may provide a reason for the problem.

NWTCPHPS

An attempt to allocate storage for a required control block failed. The control block is needed for the driver and all active links using the API. Only the new link being connected to or the new driver being opened is affected. All active links and drivers continue to run as long as the storage shortage does not cause other problems with Entire Net-Work.

Look for other messages indicating storage problems and perform any recommended action.

NWTCPHPS

An error occurred while trying to close a socket used for a connection. The Entire Net-Work connection is closed, but the socket is not usable for future connections.

Locate messages NETP600I and NETP601I for additional information.

NWTCPHPS

A TCP/IP driver using API=HPS has been closed.

None required. This message is informational only.

NWTCPHPS

API=HPS was specified for a driver on a system that does not support it. MVS is currently the only operating system that supports this API.

Specify a valid API for the system and the TCP/IP stack that you are running.

NWTCPHPS

An INITAPI function call was made to TCP/IP and failed. NETP600I will provide an error number that indicates why it failed.

Locate messages NETP600I and NETP601I for additional information.

NWTCPHPS

A call made to TCP/IP to get a new socket failed. NETP600I will provide an error number that indicates why it failed.

Locate messages NETP600I and NETP601I for additional information. You may need to adjust some TCP/IP parameters to allow for more sockets.

NWTCPHPS

A BIND function call to TCP/IP failed. The BIND function tells TCP/IP which port to listen on, as well as any restrictions on who can connect to this port. NETP600I will provide an error number that indicates why it failed.

Locate messages NETP600I and NETP601I for additional information.

NWTCPHPS

A GETSOCKOPT function call to TCP/IP failed. The GETSOCKOPT function is used to determine the maximum message size that can be sent. NETP600I will provide an error number that indicates why it failed.

Locate messages NETP600I and NETP601I for additional information.

NWTCPHPS

A LISTEN function call to TCP/IP failed. The LISTEN function is used to set the number of connection requests that can be queued. NETP600I will provide an error number that indicates why it failed.

Locate messages NETP600I and NETP601I for additional information.

NWTCPHPS

An ACCEPT function call to TCP/IP failed. The ACCEPT function waits for a connection request and returns a socket to be used for the new conversation. NETP600I will provide an error number that indicates why it failed.

Locate messages NETP600I and NETP601I for additional information.

NWTCPHPS

The connection request was rejected because there was no connect queue entry available to process the request.

Increase the value of the CONNQUE parameter on the DRIVER statement.

NWTCPHPS

A SETSOCKOPT function call to TCP/IP failed. The SETSOCKOPT function is used to set the KEEPALIV parameter on the TCP/IP DRIVER and LINK statements. If KEEPALIV=YES, a message is sent periodically to verify that a connection is still active. NETP600I will provide an error number that indicates why it failed.

Locate messages NETP600I and NETP601I for additional information. To disable this function, specify KEEPALIV=NO on the DRIVER and LINK statements.

NWTCPHPS

A CONNECT function call to TCP/IP failed. The CONNECT function is used to connect to a remote Entire Net-Work node. NETP600I will provide an error number that indicates why it failed.

Locate messages NETP600I and NETP601I for additional information. Make sure that the remote Entire Net-Work node is running and is accepting connections from this node.

NWTCPHPS

A SENDMSG function call to TCP/IP failed. The SENDMSG function is used to send a data packet to a remote Entire Net-Work node. NETP600I will provide an error number that indicates why it failed.

Locate messages NETP600I and NETP601I for additional information.

NWTCPHPS

A RECV function call to TCP/IP failed. The RECV function is used to receive a data packet from a remote Entire Net-Work node. This call waits for incoming data before returning to Entire Net-Work. NETP600I will provide an error number that indicates why it failed.

Locate messages NETP600I and NETP601I for additional information.

NWTCPHPS

A GETHOSTBYNAME function call to TCP/IP failed. This type of function is used to determine the TCP/IP address of an Entire Net-Work node that used the ADJHOST parameter to specify the name. NETP600I will provide an error number that indicates why it failed.

Locate messages NETP600I and NETP601I for additional information. Make sure the name specified on ADJHOST parameter is correct and that this name is in the hosts file or domain name server. Read about the ADJHOST parameter

NWTCPHPS

A GetHostByAddr function call to TCP/IP failed, probably because the host name address was not defined in the DNS (Domain Name Service). The GetHostByAddr call is used to determine the name of a connecting IP address when ADJHOST has been specified on a LINK statement.

Add the host name and IP address to your domain name server.

NWTCPHPS

This message indicates an internal logic error in the HPS API.

Issue the TRACE and SNAP operator commands for the line driver.

For more information, see the section Entire Net-Work Operator Commands. Then contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPHPS

TCP/IP is being terminated on the local system. All connections using this driver will be disconnected. This is an informational message and does not indicate an error in Entire Net-Work.

Determine why the TCP/IP address space is being terminated.

NWTCPHPS

TCP/IP has terminated the connection for this link. Therefore, the link is no longer active.

Look for other messages on both the local and remote systems that will help you determine why the link was terminated.

NWTCPHPS

The asynchronous exit abended processing a previous TCP/IP function. This message indicates an internal logic error in the HPS API.

Issue the TRACE and SNAP operator commands for this driver.

For more information, see the section Entire Net-Work Operator Commands. Then contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPHPS

This message indicates an internal logic error in the HPS API.

Issue the TRACE and SNAP operator commands for this driver. For more information, see the section Entire Net-Work Operator Commands. Then contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPHPS

The asynchronous exit was entered without a required token. This message indicates an internal logic error in the HPS API.

Issue the TRACE and SNAP operator commands for this driver. For more information, see the section Entire Net-Work Operator Commands. Then contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPHPS

An attempt to retrieve the TCP/IP host name failed.

Check the joblog and syslog for any additional Entire Net-Work messages that may provide a reason for the problem.

NWTCPHPS

A call to the IBM TCP/IP stack failed for function xxxxxxxx. The error number nnnnn and the reason code rrrrrrrr indicate the reason the call failed, while sssss is the socket that the function failed on. This message provides diagnostic information about a previous error message. This message may also be followed by a NETP701I message that explains the error number and reason codes.

Locate message NETP701I for a description of the error number. Refer to the IBM documentation for an explanation of the error number and the reason code.

NWTCPOES

The text of this message describes the error number from message NETP700I.

Eliminate if possible the condition that caused this message.

NWTCPOES

An invalid request was made to this API.

Contact your Software AG technical support representative

NWTCPOES

An attempt to load a required module for TCP/IP failed. The driver and all links using this API will be unusable. This is most likely caused by TCP/IP not being correctly installed. It could also be caused by a short on storage condition or an I/O error.

Check the joblog and syslog for any additional messages that may indicate a reason for the problem. These messages may be operating system messages.

NWTCPOES

An attempt to allocate storage for a required control block failed. This control block is needed for the driver and all active links using this API. Only the new link being connected or the new driver being opened are affected. All active links and drivers will continue to run as long as the storage shortage does not cause other problems with Entire Net-Work

Look for other messages indicating storage problems and perform any action recommended.

NWTCPOES

An error occurred trying to close a socket used for a connection. The Entire Net-Work connection is closed, but this socket will be unusable for a future connection.

Locate messages NETP700I and NETP701I for additional information.

NWTCPOES

A TCP/IP driver using API=OES has been closed. This is an informational message and does not indicate an error.

None

NWTCPOES

This message indicates that Entire Net-Work is not APF authorized. APF authorization is required in order to use the API=OES.

Provide APF authorization for all load libraries in the Entire Net-Work STEPLIB.

NWTCPOES

API=OES was specified for a driver on a system that does not support it. Currently OS390 is the only operating system that supports this API.

Specify a valid API for the system and TCP/IP stack you are running.

NWTCPOES

An Open Edition call to DUB the TCB failed. NETP700I will provide an error number that indicates why it failed.

Locate messages NETP700I and NETP701I for additional information.

NWTCPOES

A call made to TCP/IP to get a new socket failed. NETP700I will provide an error number that indicates why it failed.

Locate messages NETP700I and NETP701I for additional information. Some adjusting of parameters for TCP/IP may need to be done to allow for more sockets.

NWTCPOES

A BIND function call to TCP/IP failed. The BIND function is used to tell TCP/IP what port to listen on and what restrictions apply, i.e., who can connect to this port. NETP700I will provide an error number that indicates why it failed.

Locate messages NETP700I and NETP701I for additional information.

NWTCPOES

A GETSOCKOPT function call to TCP/IP failed. The GETSOCKOPT function is used to determine the maximum message size that can be sent. NETP700I will provide an error number that indicates why it failed.

Locate messages NETP700I and NETP701I for additional information.

NWTCPOES

A LISTEN function call to TCP/IP failed. The LISTEN function is used to set the number of connection requests that can be queued. NETP700I will provide an error number that indicates why it failed.

Locate messages NETP700I and NETP701I for additional information.

NWTCPOES

An ACCEPT function call to TCP/IP failed. The ACCEPT function waits for a connection request and returns a socket to be used for the new conversation. NETP700I will provide an error number that indicates why it failed.

Locate messages NETP700I and NETP701I for additional information.

NWTCPOES

A connect queue entry is needed to process a connection request and none is currently available. The connection request is rejected.

Increase the value of the CONNQUE parameter on the DRIVER statement.

NWTCPOES

A SETSOCKOPT function call to TCP/IP failed. The SETSOCKOPT function is used to set the KEEPALIVE option in TCP/IP. KEEPALIVE is a TCP/IP option that regularly sends a message to verify that a connection is still active. NETP700I will provide an error number that indicates why it failed.

Locate messages NETP700I and NETP701I for additional information. Set KEEPALIVE=NO parameter on driver and link statements to disable this function.

NWTCPOES

A SETSOCKOPT function call to TCP/IP failed. The SETSOCKOPT function is used to set the REUSEADDR option in TCP/IP so that a socket can be reused immediately after being closed.

Locate messages NETP700I and NETP701I for additional information. .

NWTCPOES

A CONNECT function call to TCP/IP failed. The CONNECT function is used to connect to a remote Entire Net-Work node. NETP700I will provide an error number that indicates why it failed.

Locate messages NETP700I and NETP701I for additional information. Make sure that the remote Entire Net-Work node is running and is accepting connections from this node.

NWTCPOES

A SENDMSG function call to TCP/IP failed. The SENDMSG function is used to send a data packet to a remote Entire Net-Work node. NETP700I will provide an error number that indicates why it failed.

Locate messages NETP700I and NETP701I for additional information.

NWTCPOES

A RECV function call to TCP/IP failed. The RECV function is used to receive a data packet from a remote Entire Net-Work node. This call waits for incoming data before returning to Entire Net-Work. NETP700I will provide an error number that indicates why it failed.

Locate messages NETP700I and NETP701I for additional information.

NWTCPOES

A GETHOSTBYNAME function call to TCP/IP failed. The GETHOSTBYNAME function is used to determine the TCP/IP address of an Entire Net-Work node that used the ADJHOST parameter to specify the name. NETP700I will provide an error number that indicates why it failed.

Locate messages NETP700I and NETP701I for additional information. Make sure that the name specified on ADJHOST parameter is correct and that this name is in the hosts file or domain name server. Read about the ADJHOST parameter

NWTCPOES

A GetHostByAddr function call to TCP/IP failed, probably because the host name address was not defined in the DNS (Domain Name Service). The GetHostByAddr call is used to determine the name of a connecting IP address when ADJHOST has been specified on a LINK statement.

Add the host name and IP address to your domain name server.

NWTCPOES

This message indicates an internal logic error in the OES API.

Issue the TRACE and SNAP Entire Net-Work commands for this driver. Then contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPOES

TCP/IP is being terminated on the local system. All connections using this driver will be disconnected. This is an informational message and does not indicate an error in Entire Net-Work.

Determine why the TCP/IP address space is being terminated.

NWTCPOES

TCP/IP has terminated the connection for this link. This link is no longer active.

Look for other messages on both the local and remote systems to determine why the link was terminated.

NWTCPOES

The asynchronous exit abended while processing a previous TCP/IP function. This message indicates an internal logic error in the OES API.

Issue the TRACE and SNAP Entire Net-Work commands for this driver. Then contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPOES

This message indicates an internal logic error in the OES API.

Issue the TRACE and SNAP Entire Net-Work commands for this driver. Then contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPOES

The asynchronous exit was entered without a required token. This message indicates an internal logic error in the OES API.

Issue the TRACE and SNAP Entire Net-Work commands for this driver. Then contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NWTCPOES

An attempt to retrieve the TCP/IP host name failed.

Check the joblog and syslog for any additional Entire Net-Work messages that may provide a reason for the problem.

NWTCPOES

The Simple Connection Line Driver's Active Client Table (ACT) array was allocated at the indicated address. This message is issued at initialization, and also if the ACT array is expanded.

None required. This message is informational only.

NETTCPX, NXTSRV

Allocation of a client control block failed. Possible causes are:

• shortage of storage

• exceeding the total number of clients allowed (32767)

• internal error

Increase storage or limit the number of clients.

NXTSRV

An internal error occurred when attempting to free a client control block.

Contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NETTCPX

The Active Client Table (ACT) array has been increased because it was full and a new client attempted to initialize. The table is increased by 50% of its current size.

If this message occurs frequently, increase NUMUSERS to minimize expansions.

NXTSRV

Each incoming request is validated against that client's current information. This message is issued if there was a mismatch or the client was not found.

Collect traces on the client and server side and contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NETTCPX

An error occurred when converting the message to Entire Net-Work's MHDR format. The probable cause is a shortage of storage.

If increasing storage does not resolve the error, contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NETTCPX

An invalid value was specified for NUMUSERS. Entire Net-Work sets NUMUSERS to 100 and continues to initialize.

Correct the NUMUSERS value.

NETTCPX

Client xxxxx was terminated before the current reply could be sent back, where xxxxx is the ACT index and the rightmost two bytes of the Context ID in the A1 message header. This can happen if the client times out or otherwise terminates while Entire Net-Work is processing a reply for that client.

If the client did not legitimately time out or terminate, obtain traces and contact your Software AG technical support representative.

NETTCPX

The attempt failed to load the module named in the message (modname). This module is required for SSL support. The driver fails to open.

Make sure this module is available to the Entire Net-Work job.

SSL support for the driver named in the message (drvname) has been successfully initialized.

No action is required for this informational message.

Initialization of SSL support failed for the driver named in the message (drvname) with the internal return code shown in the message (code). The driver is not opened.

Contact your Software AG customer support representative for assistance.

The SSL function named in the message (sslfunction) failed with the displayed return code (code) for the link named in the message (lnkname).

Contact your Software AG customer support representative for assistance.

An invalid value was specified for the SSLVRS parameter.

Specify a valid value for the parameter and try again.

An invalid value was specified for the SSLVRF parameter.

Specify a valid value for the parameter and try again.

The link named in the message was successfully connected to the partner TCP/IP address named in the message.

This message is issued for Entire Net-Work Client links in place of NET0110 (NET0110 is issued when Entire Net-Work 7 connects). It is written only to DDPRINT/NETPRNT, not the console.

Normal processing continues and the newly connected link can be used for message traffic.

No action is required for this informational message.

The link named in the message was disconnected from the partner TCP/IP address named in the message by one of the following events:

• The client terminated.

• A DISCONNECT operator command was issued.

• One of several types of link failures occurred (these link failures are described by related line driver messages)

• The partner TCP/IP address terminated the socket connection.

This message is issued for Entire Net-Work Client links in place of NET0107 (NET0107 is issued when Entire Net-Work 7 disconnects). It is written only to DDPRINT/NETPRNT, not the console.

The system continues processing without the link. If the disconnection was due to an error, other messages should indicate the cause of the disconnection.

Correct the error, if required, and retry the application.

An error occurred attempting to notify the SSL subtask to process a new connection. The connection fails for the specified link.

This is an internal error. Contact your Software AG customer support representative.

The SslSetSession function failed with the return code displayed in the message (code).

Check your SSL configuration and try again.

On z/OS systems, only API=OES can be used with the SSL driver.

Specify API=OES and restart.

The Simple Connection Line Driver (TCPX line driver) is used for connections between mainframe Entire Net-Work nodes and open systems Entire Net-Work Kernels and clients. TCPX mainframe-to-mainframe connections are not allowed.

The link is disconnected.

Use the TCP/IP line driver (TCPI line driver) to make mainframe-to-mainframe connections.

API=OES must be used if ZIIP=YES. This is because the calls used in the HPS routine require TCB mode, which would result in a very large number of mode switches.

If ZIIP=YES, use API=OES

The TCP/IP address for the host name could not be retrieved. This message was issued while attempting to locate the Directory Server (ADI). See the Adabas Directory Server documentation for more information on how the ADI is located.

No action is required if the ADI was successfully located. Otherwise, check the TCP/IP and/or DNS configuration to determine why the host name could not be resolved.

The session has successfully connected to the Directory Server (ADI).

No action is required for this informational message.

The target ID/Net-work node was successfully added to the Directory Server (ADI).

No action is required for this informational message.

The attempt to register the target or node with the Directory Server (ADI) failed. This message is followed by NETP834E which contains the error text returned by the ADI.

Investigate the cause of the error in the NETP834E message.

The target ID/Net-work node was successfully deregistered from the Directory Server (ADI).

No action is required for this informational message.

The attempt to deregister the target or node from the Directory Server (ADI) failed. This message is followed by NETP834E which contains the error text returned by the ADI.

Investigate the cause of the error in the NETP834E message.

An unknown message was received from the Directory Server (ADI). This message is followed by NETP834E which contains the text of the message received from the ADI.

Check that the version of the ADI is compatible with the Entire Net-Work version.

This message contains the text of an error response returned by the Directory Server (ADI). It is preceded by NETP830E, NETP832E, or NETP833E.

Investigate the cause of the error.

The session was unable to acquire the local host name. This name is required so that it can be registered with the Directory Server (ADI). ADI support is disabled.

Check the TCP/IP and/or DNS configuration to determine why the local host name could not be resolved.

The DDNAME TCPIN has been opened.

No action is required for this informational message.

An invalid parameter or invalid syntax was encountered. Processing of the parameters in TCPIN is terminated.

See the ADATCP TCPIN documentation for the parameters that can be specified in TCPIN.

This message displays various informational messages during SSL initialization.

No action is required for this informational message.