Hi all,

thanks for your help. But I mixed up my definitions between OSA2 and
OSA3. I mixed definitions for a z990/OSA2 and z10/OSA3.
What I found in the manuals and now understand hopefully is on an OSA2
all Names have to be the same, exept for OSA3. Those names must be
unique.
The problem is resolved.

Thanks and Regards
Ralph

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Maarten Slegtenhorst
Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2008 8:11 AM
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Subject: Re: [IBMTCP-L] X'302C'

Ralph,

Based on Chris's information:
Check if the portname in your VTAM TRL major node is the same as the
devicename in your TCP/IP-profile.
Also keep in mind that all LPAR's that use the same OSA-port have to use
the same portname.

If LPAR 3 and 12 both use port X then both need to have the same
portname for port X.
LPAR  3 : DEVICE OSAGE003 for port X
LPAR 12 : DEVICE OSAGE012 for port X

Doesn't work!

-- 
Maarten


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Van: IBM TCP/IP List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Namens MASON Chris
Verzonden: maandag 8 december 2008 14:05
Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Onderwerp: Re: [IBMTCP-L] X'302C'

Marcel

Thanks for alerting us all to this package of development
"fixes/enhancements", specifically D144571.

It would appear it is just "a good idea" to install the PTF for APAR
OA25064 since it looks like "pure goodness".

Assuming I have understood D144571, if D144571 does apply in this case,
the "enhancement" is better to be informed what mistake in specifying
the portname parameter is. The following is the text following the,
so-called, "Problem conclusion" for D144571.

<quote>

D144571
=======

The failure is usually due to the portname parameter being incorrect.
CONN$$MF, IUTLLCS1, IUTLLDMG, IUTLLDRQ, IUTLLSCT, IUTLLSIP, IUTSTAFD,
OOTYPE, SAP, and SAP$$$IN have been changed to issue new Data Link
Control status codes that specifically indicate that the portname
parameter is incorrect, and why.

This defect includes a publication change. To z/OS Communications Server
IP and SNA Codes (SC31-8791-08), Chapter 3, Data Link Control (DLC)
status codes, add the following:

X'31nn' OSA-Express rejection of an attempt to activate a Port

Explanation: Codes starting with X'31' are specific to OSA-Express QDIO
Mode activation attempts. It indicates the OSA has rejected an
activation attempt. The nn indicates the reason for the rejection.
Specific nn codes are listed below. If a code is received that is not
listed below, contact IBM Service.

X'311B' Duplicate Portname

Explanation: An attempt was made to activate an OSA-Express3 port in
QDIO mode. The Portname for this activation attempt was already in use
on the other port belonging to that CHPID. Two ports on the same CHPID
cannot have the same Portname.

X'3150' Wrong Portname

Explanation: An attempt was made to activate an OSA-Express port in QDIO
mode. The Portname for this activation attempt did not match the
Portname already assigned to this port by a previous user. All z/OS
users of that port must activate with the same Portname.

</quote>

So it would appear that, where the problem is one of the two above
relating to the port name - and this seems very possible given that the
"device name"
is required to be the port name and "device names" have been changed -
the enhancement introduced by the APAR is to clarify the problem. The
APAR is *not*, as APARs usually are and as implied by your post, a fix
to resolve the problem but is possibly to advance the analysis of the
problem.

It may be the major benefit in knowing about this APAR - in the context
of Ralph's problem - is the awareness that code 302C relates
nonintuitively to an error with the port name.

Chris Mason
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