RESOLVED (for now) I did some brute force changes via the z/OSMF dialog to test combinations of routecde ALL or NONE and mscope LOCAL or ALL. Routecde ALL and Mscope LOCAL has resolved the health checker issues.
Note to others: Do NOT use the checkbox in the dialog for 'Use Recommended Values' These set mscope to ALL and gives the health checker some heartburn. The SAMPLIB set up does say mscope(<sysname>) in the OPERPARM sample. Locally, we have never used the OPERPARM keyword to define or modify the console userids. I am assuming that the OPERPARM values currently on the userids were generated because we gave those id's permission to the CONOPER facility. An earlier iteration of z/OSMF would have used its default recommended value of ALL and ALL.. not ALL and LOCAL. All in all, all's well that ends well. ----- as long as you do not take the 'recommended' values from z/OSMF. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
