DSNL523I csect-name TCP/IP SERVICES AVAILABLE FOR IP ADDRESS ipaddr AND port-type port
Explanation
Db2 is ready to accept connections on the specified IP address and port.
- csect-name
- The name of the control section that issued the message.
- ipaddr
- The IP address used by this Db2 subsystem to accept incoming connection requests.
- port-type
- The type of Db2 port, with one of the following values:
- SECURE PORT
- The Db2 TCP/IP secure port (SECPORT), or a started static or dynamic alias defined with a port value, which can only receive SSL communications.
- RESYNC PORT
- The Db2 TCP/IP RESYNC port (RESPORT), or a started static or dynamic alias defined with a port value, which can only receive two-phase commit decisions from transaction coordinators.
- PORT
- The main Db2 TCP/IP port, or a started static or dynamic alias defined with a port value, which can receive DRDA and REST service requests.
- port
- The port number used by this Db2 subsystem to accept incoming connection requests. It can be a group SQL port, a resync port or an alias port.
System action
DDF is available to accept incoming requests on the specified IP address and port. If the IP address is specified on the PORT statement of the TCPIP profile, Db2 accepts connections only on the specified IP address. If the IP address is specified by either the DSNJU003 utility or the MODIFY DDF command, Db2 accepts connections on any IP address active on the stack, including the specified IP address, regardless of whether a domain name is provided or not.
This message is issued each time that the listener is re-initialized to accept requests for the specified IP address and port.
System programmer response
If you want Db2 to accept connections on any IP address, including the specified IP address, then the IP address must be specified in the BSDS. Specifying a domain name is optional when the IP address is specified in the BSDS.