I have 2 CHPIDs connected to the same switch and accessing like devices.
Does anyone know the difference between TYPE 4 and TYPE 5? I can't
figure out why one shows as a type 4 and the other as a type 5.
04 ESCON SWITCH OR POINT TO POINTCNC_?
05 ESCON SWITCHED POINT-TO-POINT CNC_S
Di
Larry Kraus wrote:
I have 2 CHPIDs connected to the same switch and accessing like devices.
Does anyone know the difference between TYPE 4 and TYPE 5? I can't
figure out why one shows as a type 4 and the other as a type 5.
04 ESCON SWITCH OR POINT TO POINTCNC_?
05 ESCON SWITCHED POINT-T
I have 2 CHPIDs connected to the same switch and accessing like devices.
Does anyone know the difference between TYPE 4 and TYPE 5? I can't
figure out why one shows as a type 4 and the other as a type 5.
04 ESCON SWITCH OR POINT TO POINTCNC_?
05 ESCON SWITCHED POINT-TO-POINT CNC_S
Whe
This looks like a cut/paste output from the MVS D M=CHP command.
Brian
On Mon, 19 Jun 2006 13:32:07 -0500, Alan C. Field wrote:
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>>04 ESCON SWITCH OR POINT TO POINTCNC_?
>>05 ESCON SWITCHED POINT-TO-POINT CNC_S
>
>Where did this display come from? It looks like SHOWZOS.
>Aren't O4 and
Thanks Brian - I believe you are right (just tried it). It's been while
since I
had to use that command.
Either way I think my explanation is correct.
This looks like a cut/paste output from the MVS D M=CHP command.
Brian
On Mon, 19 Jun 2006 13:32:07 -0500, Alan C. Field wrote:
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>>04
I agree. I see exactly the same thing on my system as you showed from
yours.
Brian
On Mon, 19 Jun 2006 13:41:54 -0500, Alan C. Field wrote:
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>Either way I think my explanation is correct.
>
>
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This display is from quickref, for the message for the D M=CHP command.
I figured it out. Type 5 is an escon that hasn't been validated. Once
I configured the chpid off and then online, it changed to type 4.
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