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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of L Kaspin
> Sent: Tuesday, March 18, 2008 12:52 PM
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> Subject: nje over tcp/ip
>
>
> We are trying to implementent nje over tcp/ip on z/os1.7
> (with ptfs applied)
> and getting the following:
>
> IAZ0511I NETSRV1 Server Port number could not be resolved,
> DEFAULT
> assumed: 175
>
> IAZ0545I NETSRV1 Error encountered in function bind() -
> EDC5111I
> PERMISSION DENIED.
>
> IAZ0501I NETSRV1 Bind for the server socket failed, TCP/IP
> rc: 111
> IAZ0536I NETSRV1 NJETCP SERVER RECEIVED A PURGE REQUEST
>
> IAZ0516I NETSRV1 Error while closing client socket, TCP/IP
> rc: 113
> IAZ0516I NETSRV1 Error while closing client socket, TCP/IP
> rc: 113
> IEF404I IEESYSAS - ENDED - TIME=12.45.15
>
> IEF196I IEF142I IEESYSAS JES2S001 - STEP WAS EXECUTED - COND CODE
> 0000
>
> I know the server port default is ok its the iaz0545i and
> edc5111i that the
> problem.
>
> We are ACF2 and jes2 and netsrv1 are defined as non-cncl and
> defined to the
> OMVS grp.
>
> IBM is bouncing it around between JES2 and TCP/IP support.
>
> Any ideas would be helpful
I just tried this on my sandbox (z/OS 1.8). I got the same IAZ0511I
message, but everything started. In particular, the address space
JES2S001 started. But I did not get the IAZ0545I message that you did.
On my system, all STCs which start with JES2 run with a RACF id of JES2.
This id has an OMVS segment with a UID of 0.
In your TCPIP configuration, you have have RESTRICTLOWERPORTS in the
TCPCONFIG statement? If so that means that any address space which wants
to use a port number < 1024 (which 175 is), must either have a UNIX
UID(0) or must be authorized in the PORT section of the TCPIP parameter.
In your case you would have something like:
PORT
... existing entries
175 TCP JES*
... maybe more entries
You can either: (1) assign an ID with a UID or 0 to the JES2S001 started
task or (2) do an obeyfile in TCPIP to allow JES* address spaces access
to port 175 or (3) perhaps you could use a port > 1024. To do this
latter, try issuing the JES2 command: "$TSOCKET(...),PORT=nnnn" where
... is the socket name "subscript" and "nnnn" is some unused port number
>1024.
Hope I made sense.
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John McKown
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