Re: VM TCP/IP console logging

2008-06-11 Thread Alan Altmark 
On Wednesday, 06/11/2008 at 04:10 EDT, Tim Joyce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
> Thanks Jim. This got me what I needed:
> 
> 16:59:59 DTCAPI001I IucvCheckRc: IUCV retcc 1 iprcode 24 on path 11
> function 6
> 16:59:59 DTCAPI002IUserid SSLSERV TheSockNumber 6
> 
> 16:59:59 DTCNOT009I *** Wrapup finds empty Notices queue ***
> 
> 17:00:02 DTCIPI030W StartANewLife: Victim SSLSERV, reason "Restarting
> you because KillClient called for reason: Fatal inter-VM communication
> error"
> 
> HCPLGA054E Already logged on disconnected
> 
> USER DSC   LOGOFF AS  SSLSERV  USERS = 63FORCED BY TCPIP
> 
> 17:00:12 DTCIPI030W StartANewLife: Victim SSLSERV, reason "Restarting
> you because TRYautologging scheduled"
> AUTO LOGON  ***   SSLSERV  USERS = 64
> 
> Now I've got to figure out what this means!

It means "Look at SSLSERV's console log and see what's happening."  :-)

If you haven't already done so, you need to call the Support Center (VM 
TCP/IP) and ask for an updated version of SSL.  We have a fix-test version 
for 5.2 and 5.3.

Alan Altmark
z/VM Development
IBM Endicott

Re: VM TCP/IP console logging

2008-06-11 Thread Tim Joyce 
Thanks Jim. This got me what I needed:

16:59:59 DTCAPI001I IucvCheckRc: IUCV retcc 1 iprcode 24 on path 11
function 6  
16:59:59 DTCAPI002IUserid SSLSERV TheSockNumber 6

16:59:59 DTCNOT009I *** Wrapup finds empty Notices queue ***

17:00:02 DTCIPI030W StartANewLife: Victim SSLSERV, reason "Restarting
you because KillClient called for reason: Fatal inter-VM communication
error"

HCPLGA054E Already logged on disconnected

USER DSC   LOGOFF AS  SSLSERV  USERS = 63FORCED BY TCPIP

17:00:12 DTCIPI030W StartANewLife: Victim SSLSERV, reason "Restarting
you because TRYautologging scheduled"
AUTO LOGON  ***   SSLSERV  USERS = 64   
 
Now I've got to figure out what this means!

Thanks again,

Tim

-Original Message-
From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Jim Bohnsack
Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2008 3:49 PM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: Re: VM TCP/IP console logging

 From a privileged id, i.e. MAINT, enter 'CP Q P ALL TCPIP' and you
should get something like this:

q p all tcpip  
ORIGINID FILE CLASS RECORDS  CPY HOLD DATE   TIME NAME  TYPE
TCPIP0151 A CON 0174 001 NONE OPEN- 0009   
Ready; T=0.01/0.01 15:42:29

This shows that TCPIP has an OPEN console file.  Depending on when the
console gets closed, and it may not have been closed since SSLSERV got
recycled, you can enter 'NETSTAT CP CL CONS /your_own_id/' and you will
get the TCPIP console log in your rdr. 

By default, the TCPIP and TCPIP related consoles get spooled to the
userid TCPMAINT.  You might find what you want there if the console has
already been closed.

Jim

Tim Joyce wrote:
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> Hey guys,
> =20
> We primarily use our VM TCP/IP for telnet. I recently, with help from 
> the VM list, got our secure telnet up and in production. It has run 
> with no problems until yesterday. Out secure telnet users all lost 
> connection briefly. The VM operator log showed :
> =20
> 08/06/09 17:00:02  :  17:00:02 USER DSC   LOGOFF AS
> SSLSERV  USERS =3D 63FORCED BY TCPIP=20
> 08/06/09 17:00:12  :  17:00:12 AUTO LOGON  ***
> SSLSERV  USERS =3D 64BY TCPIP   =20
> =20
> It is obvious that TCPIP cycled our SSLSERV Linux machine. What I am 
> looking for is a TCPIP log that might show why it cycled SSLSERV. I am

> having trouble finding this log. I have the PROFILE TCPIP with a:
> =20
> INFORM  =20
>   OPERATOR TCPMAINT TIMJ MSINGLEY
> ENDINFORM   =20
> =20
> But received no messages on these users. Should I have a :
> =20
> CONSOLE 009 3215 T OPERATOR
> =20
> console statement for TCPIP in our USER DIRECT? Can someone point me 
> in the right direction?
> =20
> Thanks, Tim
>
> 
>
> Tim Joyce
> Sr. Systems Programmer / Project Leader=20 Alex Lee, Inc.=20 Email : 
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> =20
> Phone: (828) 725-4448 =20
> Fax: (828) 725-4800
>
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>    
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> = that TCPIP=20 cycled our SSLSERV Linux machine. What I am looking 
> for is a TCPIP log = that=20 might show why it cycled SSLSERV. I am 
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Re: VM TCP/IP console logging

2008-06-11 Thread Jim Bohnsack 
From a privileged id, i.e. MAINT, enter 'CP Q P ALL TCPIP' and you 
should get something like this:


q p all tcpip  
ORIGINID FILE CLASS RECORDS  CPY HOLD DATE   TIME NAME  TYPE
TCPIP0151 A CON 0174 001 NONE OPEN- 0009   
Ready; T=0.01/0.01 15:42:29

This shows that TCPIP has an OPEN console file.  Depending on when the 
console gets closed, and it may not have been closed since SSLSERV got 
recycled, you can enter 'NETSTAT CP CL CONS /your_own_id/' and you will 
get the TCPIP console log in your rdr. 

By default, the TCPIP and TCPIP related consoles get spooled to the 
userid TCPMAINT.  You might find what you want there if the console has 
already been closed.


Jim

Tim Joyce wrote:

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Hey guys,
=20
We primarily use our VM TCP/IP for telnet. I recently, with help from
the VM list, got our secure telnet up and in production. It has run with
no problems until yesterday. Out secure telnet users all lost connection
briefly. The VM operator log showed :
=20
08/06/09 17:00:02  :  17:00:02 USER DSC   LOGOFF AS
SSLSERV  USERS =3D 63FORCED BY TCPIP=20
08/06/09 17:00:12  :  17:00:12 AUTO LOGON  ***
SSLSERV  USERS =3D 64BY TCPIP   =20
=20
It is obvious that TCPIP cycled our SSLSERV Linux machine. What I am
looking for is a TCPIP log that might show why it cycled SSLSERV. I am
having trouble finding this log. I have the PROFILE TCPIP with a:
=20
INFORM  =20
  OPERATOR TCPMAINT TIMJ MSINGLEY
ENDINFORM   =20
=20
But received no messages on these users. Should I have a :
=20
CONSOLE 009 3215 T OPERATOR
=20
console statement for TCPIP in our USER DIRECT? Can someone point me in
the right direction?
=20
Thanks, Tim



Tim Joyce
Sr. Systems Programmer / Project Leader=20
Alex Lee, Inc.=20
Email : [EMAIL PROTECTED]  =20
Phone: (828) 725-4448 =20
Fax: (828) 725-4800

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Hey=20
guys,
 
We primarily =
use our VM=20
TCP/IP for telnet. I recently, with help from the VM list, got our =
secure telnet=20
up and in production. It has run with no problems until yesterday. Out =
secure=20
telnet users all lost connection briefly. The VM operator log showed=20
:
 
08/06/09=20
17:00:02   =
;  =20
:  17:00:02 USER DSC   LOGOFF AS  SSLSERV  =
USERS =3D=20
63    FORCED BY TCPIP 08/06/09=20
17:00:12   =
;  =20
:  17:00:12 AUTO LOGON  =
***  =20
SSLSERV  USERS =3D 64    BY=20
TCPIP    =

 
It is obvious =
that TCPIP=20
cycled our SSLSERV Linux machine. What I am looking for is a TCPIP log =
that=20
might show why it cycled SSLSERV. I am having trouble finding this log. =
I have=20
the PROFILE TCPIP with a:
 
INFORM  &n=
bsp;   &nb=
sp;   =20
  OPERATOR TCPMAINT TIMJ=20
MSINGLEYENDINFORM   &nb=
sp;   &nbs=
p;   =20

 
But received no =
messages on=20
these users. Should I have a :
 
CONSOLE 009=20
3215 T OPERATOR
 
console =
statement for TCPIP=20
in our USER DIRECT? Can someone point me in the right =
direction?
 
Thanks,=20
Tim


Tim JoyceSr. Systems Programmer / =
Project=20
Leader Alex Lee, Inc. Email : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]">[EMAIL PROTECTED] Phone: (828) 725-4448  Fax: =
(828)=20
725-4800
 

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VM TCP/IP console logging

2008-06-11 Thread Tim Joyce 
Hey guys,
 
We primarily use our VM TCP/IP for telnet. I recently, with help from
the VM list, got our secure telnet up and in production. It has run with
no problems until yesterday. Out secure telnet users all lost connection
briefly. The VM operator log showed :
 
08/06/09 17:00:02  :  17:00:02 USER DSC   LOGOFF AS
SSLSERV  USERS = 63FORCED BY TCPIP 
08/06/09 17:00:12  :  17:00:12 AUTO LOGON  ***
SSLSERV  USERS = 64BY TCPIP
 
It is obvious that TCPIP cycled our SSLSERV Linux machine. What I am
looking for is a TCPIP log that might show why it cycled SSLSERV. I am
having trouble finding this log. I have the PROFILE TCPIP with a:
 
INFORM   
  OPERATOR TCPMAINT TIMJ MSINGLEY
ENDINFORM
 
But received no messages on these users. Should I have a :
 
CONSOLE 009 3215 T OPERATOR
 
console statement for TCPIP in our USER DIRECT? Can someone point me in
the right direction?
 
Thanks, Tim



Tim Joyce
Sr. Systems Programmer / Project Leader 
Alex Lee, Inc. 
Email : [EMAIL PROTECTED]   
Phone: (828) 725-4448  
Fax: (828) 725-4800