A session with the TSM server has been disconnected. An attempt will be made to reestablish the connection.
This message is issued after the session with the TSM server is unexpectedly lost. Some possible reasons that this message might be issued: - There is a problem with the network. - The TSM server was shut down. - The TSM server administrator cancelled the client session.
The client will try to reestablish a connection with the server. If the TSM server administrator cancelled the session, then the attempt to reestablish the connection will fail and message FMV1369E will be issued. If the attempt to reestablish the connection is successful, then processing will continue. If the attempt to reestablish the connection fails, then the client will continue to try to reestablish a connection according to the COMMRESTARTDURATION and COMMRESTARTINTERVAL client option settings.
If the session was cancelled by the TSM server administrator and you do not know why, or if the client is unable to reestablish a session with the TSM server, then contact your TSM server administrator for further information. Frequent occurrences of the FMV1809W message can indicate a problem with the network. If this message is repeatedly found in the dsmerror.log, investigate possible networking trouble, such as a failing network interface card or router problem. One common problem is the media speed of the network adaptors: If the network adaptors are set to "auto-negotiate", try changing them to "100%% full duplex". If the problem persists, then as a temporary measure ask your TSM server administrator increase the COMMTIMEOUT and IDLETIMEOUT option settings on the TSM server. This might reduce the frequency of this message.