APPC Subsystem on MPE/XL Node Manager's Guide (30294-90007)

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Messages

Logging Messages

7 MESSAGE: APPC: Session Stopped, Session ID=!, Reason=!

(APPCLOG 7).

CAUSE: An APPC session with the speciﬁed Session ID number has

been stopped (unbound) due to the Reason given. (Reasons can include

APPC_Kill, APPC_Protocol, APPC_Quiesce, Host_Unbind,

Link_Failure, SNA_Error, Convers_Abend, BIS_Error,

CTLA_Shutdown, SNA_Kill, SNA_Protocol, SNA_Quiesce, HS_Error,

SM_Error, and RM_Error.)

ACTION: If you suspect a problem, note the Reason and contact your

HP representative.

8 MESSAGE: APPC: Bind Rejected, Session ID=!, Sense Data=!

(APPCLOG 8)

CAUSE: The session with the speciﬁed Session ID could not be

established, because the local LU rejected the BIND from the remote

system.

ACTION: Make sure the LUs are correctly conﬁgured on the host. If the

host conﬁguration is correct, recreate the problem: enable the SNA

Transport link trace, and activate the APPC subsystem again. Give the

trace to your HP representative.

9 MESSAGE: APPC: Init-Self Negative Rsp, Session ID=!, Sense Data=!

(APPCLOG 9).

CAUSE: The session with the speciﬁed Session ID could not be

established, because the host sent a negative response to the

INIT_SELF sent by the local LU.

ACTION: There could be a problem with the remote system, or the

remote system might be down. The Remote LU Name speciﬁed in the

APPC subsystem conﬁguration might be incorrect. If the remote system

is up, and the Remote LU Name is conﬁgured correctly, give the SNA

Transport intrinsic trace to your HP representative.

10 MESSAGE: APPC: SNAOpenUser Failed, Session ID=!, Result=!

(APPCLOG 10).

CAUSE: SNA Transport was unable to establish a session with the

speciﬁed LU.

ACTION: If SNA Transport is not active, issue the SNACONTROL START

command to activate it. Check to make sure the LU or LUs conﬁgured

for the session type are not being used by another SNA Service. The

Result listed in the message is the number of an SNA Transport error

message; see the SNA Link/XL Node Manager’s Guide for more

information.