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This section describes procedures to determine the following router configuration problems:
If the router is not defined to VTAM, then you may see the following conditions when you execute a runcmd command for the router or try to display it from VTAM:
- CNM01 DSI358I RUNCMD FAILED. ID'router_name' IS INVALID, SENSE CODES = X'08060000'
CNM01 IST453I ID PARAMETER VALUE INVALID
Define the router in VTAM. See the "Configuring a VTAM Connection" section in the "Configuring the Mainframe-to-Router Link" chapter.
If the router is defined to VTAM, but a connection has never been established, you may see the following conditions when you execute a runcmd command for the router or try to display the router from VTAM:
- CNM01 DSI264I RUNCMD FAILED FOR router_name - RTNCD=X'04',FDBK2=X'04',
SYSTEM SENSE=X'0807',USER SENSE=X'0000'
CNM01 IST097I DISPLAY ACCEPTED
' CNM01
IST075I NAME=router_name , TYPE=PU_T2
IST486I STATUS=CONCT , DESIRED STATE=CONCT
IST1043I CP NAME=***NA***,CP NETID=NETA ,DYNAMIC LU=YES
IST136I SWITCHED SNA MAJOR NODE=SWDRTRS
IST654I I/0 TRACE=OFF,BUFFER TRACE=OFF
IST1500I STATE TRACE=OFF
IST314I END
Verify that the configuration arguments for the router's VTAM definition properly correspond to the SNA service point configuration in the router by completing the following steps:
Step 1 Telnet to the router and run the show sna command.
For more information on verifying your configuration, see the "Correlating the Router and VTAM Configuration Information" section in the "Configuring the Mainframe-to-Router Link" chapter.
If the router is active, but the service point is disabled, you may see the following conditions when you execute a runcmd command for the router or try to display the router from VTAM:
- CNM01 DW0614E RUNCMD REQUEST NOT PERFORMED BY ID router_name FOR APPL='CONSOLE',SENSE CODE=X'080C005' FUNCTION INACTIVE
CNM01 IST097I DISPLAY ACCEPTED
' CNM01
IST075I NAME= router_name , TYPE=PU_T2.1
IST486I STATUS=ACTIV , DESIRED STATE=ACTIV
IST1043I CP NAME=router_name, CP NETID=NETA ,DYNAMIC LU=YES
IST136I SWITCHED SNA MAJOR NODE=SWDLURSJ
IST654I I/O TRACE=OFF,BUFFER TRACE=OFF
IST1500I STATE TRACE=OFF
IST314I END
If you determine that the service point has not been enabled, see the "Configuring the Router" section in the "Configuring the Mainframe-to-Router Link" chapter.
If you need further information on configuring the router service point, see the Cisco IOS software Bridging and IBM Networking Configuration Guide and Bridging and IBM Networking Command Reference.
This section describes the procedures to diagnose problems found during verification of the ISM installation. It contains the following problems:
If you receive the error message "DSI077A 'NSPDSR' STATION NAME UNKNOWN" after issuing the list taskname command from NetView, then the ISM task has not been included in the DSIDMN member of the NetView DSIPARM data set.
You can manually start the task for the current system, and then update the DSIPARM data set to fix the problem permanently.
Step 1 To manually start the unknown task, enter the following command from a NetView console (where taskname is the name of the unknown task, and membername is the DD name in the DSIDMN member of NetView's DSIPARM data set):
Step 2 Verify that the corresponding display is similar to the following for your taskname:
Step 3 To update NetView permanently, complete the tasks described in the "Updating the DSIPARM Members" section in the "Installing ISM" chapter.
If you receive the message "STATUS: NOT ACTIVE" after issuing the list taskname command from NetView, then the ISM task has not been started by NetView.
You can manually start the task for the current system, and then update the DSIPARM data set to fix the problem permanently.
Step 1 To manually start the task, enter the following command from a NetView console:
Step 2 Verify that the corresponding display is similar to the following for your taskname:
Step 3 To update NetView permanently, complete the tasks described in the "Updating the DSIPARM Members" section in the "Installing ISM" chapter.
If you receive the messages "DSI553I taskname: ERROR OCCURRED DURING VSAM 'OPEN' PROCESSING IN 'PRIMARY'" and "DSI554I taskname: DST VSAM SERVICES INITIALIZATION HAS FAILED" after issuing the list taskname command from NetView, then the corresponding VSAM data set for the task is not available to NetView.
Step 1 To dynamically allocate the VSAM data set, enter the following command from a NetView console:
Step 2 Verify that the corresponding display is similar to the following for your VSAM DD name:
Step 3 To manually start the task associated with the VSAM data set, enter the following command from a NetView console:
Step 4 Verify that the corresponding display is similar to the following for your taskname:
Step 5 To update NetView permanently, complete the tasks described in the "Updating the NetView Procedure" section in the "Installing ISM" chapter. Be sure that the corresponding DD statement for this data set has been added to your NetView procedure.
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