John I'm not familiar with NVAS but this messages looks like the sort that is presented to a feeble end user who could not cope with complicated technical explanations and so the ridiculous words "network constraints" are used which could means anything.
Looking at the NVAS Messages manual I see some which contain VTAM "nitty- gritty" such as "RPLREQ = Xcc, RTNCD = Xrr, FDBK2 = Xff, SENSE = Xssssssss, LU = llllllllll, CID = Xidididid.", that is, "stuff" with which I can work. That suggests that there may be more useful messages in an NVAS log. You should check such a log for the time you had your problem, perhaps using the name of the secondary APPL statement you were using. I hope the relevant name is presented somewhere on your NVAS panel. In addition to that there may well be VTAM messages describing something having gone wrong on the console also at the time you had your problem - more handy "nitty-gritty" than the stupid "network constraints". Lastly, what you should be using to resolve this sort of problem is NetView Session Monitor, aka NLDM. Unfortunately, every time I suggest checking NetView Session Monitor, I'm told it has not been enabled even if the installation has installed NetView - the real NetView, not these label- engineered hangers-on! If by some miracle you have NLDM available, you should look for your session setup attempt there with someone who understands VTAM and SNA. If there are any SNA flows associated with the problem they will be laid out for you there - possibly after having authorised some levels of session awareness and tracing. Please report back on anticipated progress. Chris Mason On Wed, 15 Jul 2009 09:01:29 -0500, Chase, John <jch...@ussco.com> wrote: >Hi, All, > >I seem to be the "only one in the building" to get this error every >time, for every application, through Netview Access Services (NVAS): > >EMS1166E Relay mode logon request failed for application aaaaaaaa. > > > > Explanation: A request for a relay mode session with the > > specified application failed due to network constraints. > > >We have no "network constraints" that anybody "in the building" can >identify. Can anybody here provide a more sensible explanation, and/or >pointers where to look and for what? > >TIA, > > -jc- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@bama.ua.edu with the message: GET IBM-MAIN INFO Search the archives at http://bama.ua.edu/archives/ibm-main.html
