Using the KDC_DEBUG environment variable
Communications tracing during TCP/IP initialization is controlled by the KDC_DEBUG environment variable.
To obtain the level of tracing required to have these TCP/IP initialization messages echoed to RKLVLOG, the string KDC_DEBUG=Y must be added to member KDSENV of RKANPARU (or the appropriate initialization member named KppENV, where pp is the two-letter prefix associated with the monitoring agent, such as S3 for OMEGAMON® for Storage on z/OS®).
Possible values for KDC_DEBUG are:
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| Y | When this variable is set to Y, then the data flow between the monitoring agent and Tivoli® Management Services components (such as Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server and Tivoli Enterprise Portal Server) during TCP/IP initialization is recorded, including data packages send and received. When KDC_DEBUG=Y is active in the environment during initialization of TCP/IP services for this address space and any of the following messages are present, then TCP/IP initialization was successful. If KDC_DEBUG is set to Y and none of these messages appear in RKLVLOG, then initialization of the TCP/IP service failed: "KDE1I_OpenTransportProvider") Transport opened: socket/ip.tcp "KDE1I_OpenTransportProvider") Transport opened: socket/ip.pipe "KDE1I_OpenTransportProvider") Transport opened: socket/ip.udp |
| N | The data flow between the monitoring agent and Tivoli Management Services components during TCP/IP initialization is not recorded. This is the default and the recommended setting for normal operation. |
For OMEGAMON monitoring agents on z/OS, this environment variable can be used during TCP/IP service initialization to diagnose connectivity problems with application layers such as telnet and FTP, and with the Tivoli Monitoring Server, Tivoli Enterprise Portal Server, and the Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Agent.
- You cannot dynamically alter KDC_DEBUG tracing.
- Place the KDC_DEBUG environment variable statement immediately after the KDC_FAMILIES environment variable.