KFA messages
Messages that begin with the KFA prefix are associated with the Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server on both z/OS® and distributed platforms.
Messages that begin with the KFA prefix are associated with the Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server on both z/OS® and distributed platforms.
An invalid state was detected in a shared or exclusive lock control block. An internal error has occurred that may cause integrity errors on shared resource access. The module value indicates the module where the problem was detected. The lockcounter value specifies the number of shared locks in progress. A lockcounter value of -1 means that a single user has an exclusive lock. A value of 0 means that no locks are in progress.
Processing continues.
Contact IBM® Software Support.
The alert automation environment could not be initialized, and the Situation Trap table could not be loaded into storage for alert processing.
Alert automation is disabled. No alerts are issued when events are detected.
Review the messages issued before this message to determine the cause of environment initialization failure. This message is normal if no entries are specified in the KFAASITR runtime parameter file or if no KFAASITR parameter file is found.
An attempt to start a thread of execution has failed. Threads are used to distribute action requests to alert emitters. The errno value indicates the status code issued by the POSIX pthread_create function.
No further action is taken to transmit the action request to the alert emitter.
Determine whether POSIX threading restrictions prevent the thread creation. If restrictions cannot be determined, contact IBM Software Support.
An attempt to acquire a lock (pthread_mutex_lock) has failed. POSIX mutex locks are used to serialize access and update to internal control blocks shared by multiple threads of execution. The status value indicates the error code issued by the POSIX pthread_mutex_lock function.
Alert processing is terminated. No further action requests are sent to the alert emitter.
Contact IBM Software Support.
An attempt to format the command string to be executed by an alert emitter has overflowed the internal buffer. The sitname and arg values indicate, respectively, the situation and argument being processed. The destnode value specifies the alert emitter.
Alert processing for the event is terminated.
Reduce the amount of data substituted into the command string by eliminating unnecessary attributes from the ARG n values specified for this event in the Situation Trap table (KFAASITR). If this error cannot be corrected, contact IBM Software Support.
An attempt to allocate a control block for the alert automation environment has failed. This error can occur when virtual storage is constrained.
The automation environment cannot be initialized, and alert processing is disabled.
Determine why the storage constraint occurred. If possible, increase storage limits for all the environments to be initialized, and then restart the Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server.
An attempt to initialize a lock (phtread_mutext_init) has failed. POSIX locks are used to serialize access and update to control blocks shared by multiple threads of execution. The lockname value specifies the lock whose initialization failed. The status value indicates the POSIX error code.
No further attempt is made to initialize the lock, and alert automation initialization terminates. Alerts are not transmitted to alert emitters.
Contact IBM Software Support.
No destination node entries for alert emitters were specified in the Situation Trap table. This is a warning message.
Alert automation is disabled until the table is refreshed.
If alert automation is desired, review the contents of the Situation Trap table file, KFAASITR. Correct any syntax errors reported by messages issued previous to this message. After you correct the KFAASITR file, issue a KFAASITR REFRESH console command (z/OS Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server only) or restart the SMAF process to activate the new situation traps.
The Situation Trap table (KFAASITR file) could
not be found in the runtime parameter persistent data store (z/OS Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server)
or the /tables
directory (UNIX Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server).
This is a warning message.
Alert automation is disabled until the table is refreshed.
If alert automation is desired, ensure that the Situation Trap table file KFAASITR exists and contains at least one destination node entry. After the KFAASITR file has been created, issue a KFAASITR REFRESH console command (z/OS Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server only) or restart the SMAF process to activate the new situation traps.
The DESTNODE tag was not specified in an entry for the Situation Trap table (KFAASITR file). The DESTNODE tag must be specified for each entry in the table. The line value specifies the line number in the KFAASITR runtime parameter file in which the error was detected. The token value indicates text near the entry where the destination node was not specified.
The current entry is ignored, and processing continues with the next entry in the table.
Correct the invalid Situation Trap table entry by ensuring that a DESTNODE tag is specified. Also ensure that each entry ends with a semicolon (;).
MODIFY cmsjobname,CTDS KFAASITR parm
Where cmsjobname is the jobname of
the Tivoli® Enterprise Monitoring
Server address space and parm is one of the following: The KFAASITR console command is ignored.
Change the KFAASITR command parameter to one of those listed above.
An attempt to establish the KFAASITR console command in an z/OS Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server environment has failed. The status and reason values indicate the status code and reason issued by the internal service function, OPER_DefineCommand.
The KFAASITR command will not be accepted for the life of the z/OS Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server address space.
Contact IBM Software Support.
The end of the KFAASITR file containing Situation Trap table entries was found before the last entry in the table ended with a semicolon. The line value specifies the line number in the KFAASITR runtime parameter file in which the error was detected. The token value indicates text near the entry where the destination node was not specified. This is a warning message.
The last entry is processed and accepted if no syntax errors are detected.
Review the KFAASITR file and ensure that all entries in the file end with a semicolon (;).
A duplicate tag was found for an entry in the Situation Trap table KFAASITR.
The last value for the tag is accepted for the entry.
Review the contents of the KFAASITR file and ensure that a single value is specified for each tag. Also check to ensure that all entries in the file end with a semicolon (;).
An attempt to load a module into storage or to locate the address of a module in storage has failed. The mod entry value specifies the name of the module that could not be loaded. The status value is the STC1 status code associated with the error. The reason value is the RSN1 reason code associated with the error.
The call to the module is aborted.
Ensure that the libraries have been properly installed and configured. Contact IBM Software Support.
The value specified for a tag in the Situation Trap table KFAASITR has exceeded the maximum length for the tag. The maximum length varies for each tag. The length value specifies the maximum length acceptable for the tag. The tag and its value are specified in tag and value. The line value specifies the line number in the KFAASITR runtime parameter file in which the error was detected.
The tag is ignored, and syntax checking continues with the next tag for the current entry. The current entry is not accepted.
Correct the invalid length. After you update
the KFAASITR file, issue a KFAASITR REFRESH
console
command (z/OS Tivoli
Enterprise Monitoring Server only) or restart the SMAF process
to activate the new situation traps.
The value specified for a tag in the Situation Trap table KFAASITR is not acceptable. The tag and the value specified for it are shown in tag and value. The ling value specifies the line number in the KFAASITR runtime parameter file in which the error was detected.
The tag is ignored, and syntax checking continues with the next tag for the current entry. The current entry is not accepted.
Correct the invalid value. After the KFAASITR
file has been updated, issue a KFAASITR REFRESH
console
command (z/OS Tivoli
Enterprise Monitoring Server only) or restart the SMAF process
to activate the new situation traps.
A tag specified in the Situation Trap table KFAASITR is not acceptable. The badtag value specifies the unexpected entry. The line value specifies the line number in the KFAASITR runtime parameter file in which the error was detected.
The tag is ignored, and syntax checking continues with the next tag for the current entry. The current entry is not accepted.
Correct the invalid tag. Ensure that the tag
is spelled properly and specified in upper case. After you update
the KFAASITR file, issue a KFAASITR REFRESH
console
command (z/OS Tivoli
Enterprise Monitoring Server only) or restart the SMAF process
to activate the new situation traps.
The storage required to store the value associated with a tag in the Situation Trap table KFAASITR could not be allocated. The tag and its value are specified in tag and value.
The tag is ignored, and syntax checking continues with the next tag for the current entry. The current entry is not accepted.
Correct the invalid value. Ensure that the tag
is spelled properly and specified in upper case. After you update
the KFAASITR file, issue a KFAASITR REFRESH
console
command (z/OS Tivoli
Enterprise Monitoring Server only) or restart the SMAF process
to activate the new situation traps.
The value specified for an entry in the Situation Trap table KFAASITR was not properly enclosed in quotes.
The tag is ignored, and syntax checking continues with the next tag for the current entry. The current entry is not accepted. The line value specifies the line number in the KFAASITR runtime parameter file in which the error was detected.
Make sure that end quotes are specified in quoted
values. Strings enclosed in quotes are processed as specified, and
no attribute substitution is performed for these values (if tags are
ARG1-ARG9). After you update the KFAASITR file, issue a KFAASITR
REFRESH
console command (z/OS Tivoli
Enterprise Monitoring Server only) or restart the SMAF process
to activate the new situation traps.
An asterisk was specified in the value associated with a tag in the Situation Trap table KFAASITR, but the value for this tag cannot be a wildcard. The tag and its specified value are shown in tag and value. The line value specifies the line number in the KFAASITR runtime parameter file in which the error was detected.
The tag is ignored, and syntax checking continues with the next tag for the current entry. The current entry is not accepted.
Correct the invalid value. After you update the
KFAASITR file, issue a KFAASITR REFRESH
console command
(z/OS Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring
Server only) or restart the SMAF process to activate the new situation
traps.
Two or more asterisks were specified in the value associated with a tag in the Situation Trap table KFAASITR, but only a single wildcard character is acceptable. The tag and its specified value are shown in tag and value. The line value specifies the line number in the KFAASITR runtime parameter file in which the error was detected.
The tag is ignored, and syntax checking continues with the next tag for the current entry. The current entry is not accepted.
Correct the invalid value. After you update the
KFAASITR file, issue a KFAASITR REFRESH
console command
(z/OS Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring
Server only) or restart the SMAF process to activate the new situation
traps.
An attempt to transmit an action request to an alert emitter has failed during SQL processing. The oper value specifies the SQL operation which failed. The sql1api value specifies the SQL1 service function which failed. The status value specifies the SQL1 status code returned by the function.
The alert automation action is terminated, and no further attempt is made to transmit the request to the alert emitter.
Contact IBM Software Support.
An alert automation action request has been successfully transmitted to an alert emitter. This is an informational message.
The alert emitter proceeds to issue alerts or execute automation scripts for the alert.
None.
This informational message follows message KFAA040I. The commandstring value specifies the formatted command string transmitted to the alert emitter.
The alert emitter proceeds to issue alerts or execute automation scripts for the alert.
None.
This message follows messages KFAA040I and KFAA041I. No response was received within 60 seconds from the alert emitter responsible for alert automation requests.
No further action is taken to determine the final disposition of the alert action request.
End-user automation scripts must be written to complete execution as soon as possible. If automation scripts cannot complete within 60 seconds, a new thread of execution should be started by the automation script so that the successful response of automation can be recorded in the Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server message log. If this error persists, review the execution log provided by the alert emitter to determine whether automation failures have occurred.
This informational message indicates the success or failure of an action request executed by an alert emitter, and marks the completion of the request.
No further processing is performed for the event.
None.
An attempt to distribute an action request to an alert emitter has failed because the alert emitter is off-line and cannot be reached.
No further action is taken to transmit the action request to the alert emitter.
If this message persists, ensure that the alert emitter is started and registered with the Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server. If the alert emitter is properly started, an entry for the emitter will appear in the Nodes folder on the Candle Management Workstations desktop.
If the emitter continues to remain off-line and alerts no longer need to be distributed to the emitter, update the Situation Trap table KFAASITR to remove the entry for the off-line alert emitter. After you update the KFAASITR file, issue a KFAASITR REFRESH console command (Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server on z/OS only) or restart the SMAF process to activate the new situation traps.
An attempt to read the kdscnfg file
from the Tivoli
Enterprise Monitoring Server configuration file directory (/tables
directory)
has failed.
No connection to Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server can be established for alert automation processing. Alert processing is disabled.
Ensure that the SMAF process is started from the proper directory and that the kdscnfg file is present. Restart Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server after corrections have been made.
The Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server node specified in the nodename value will be used to issue action requests to alert emitters. This is an informational message.
Alert automation environment initialization continues.
None.
This message is issued to indicate the completion of a KFAASITR REFRESH command (z/OS Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server only) to refresh the Situation Trap table. The status value indicates the status code issued by refresh processing:
If a zero value for the status is displayed, a new Situation Trap table is established, and subsequent events are processed from the updated entries in the table.
If a non-zero value for the status is displayed, determine the cause of the failure by reviewing messages issued before this message.
This message is issued to indicate the completion of a KFAASITR TESTSIT command (z/OS Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server only) to simulate the occurrence of a real event and to test the current Situation Trap table entries. The command triggers a dummy situation named TestSituation. The status value indicates the status code issued by test processing:
If a zero value for the status is displayed, the Situation Trap table was searched and action requests were issued (if the simulated event matched any entries in the table).
If a non-zero value for the status is displayed, determine the cause of the failure by reviewing messages issued before this message.
An attempt to initialize the alert automation environment or to read the KFAASITR file to initialize the Situation Trap table has failed.
Alert automation is disabled.
Review messages issued before this message, and take appropriate action based on those messages.
This informational message indicates that the alert automation environment has been successfully initialized.
Situation events matching those defined in the Situation Trap table will cause action requests to be distributed to alert emitters.
None.
This informational message is issued in response to a KFAASITR DISPLAY console command (z/OS Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server only).
The current contents of the Situation Trap table follow this message.
None.
This informational message displays the situation event data required to match the current entry in the Situation Trap table.
The sitname value specifies the situation name or name pattern for the entry. An asterisk indicates a wildcard character. The originnode value specifies the source where the situation data was collected. An asterisk indicates a wildcard character. The state value specifies the current state of the situation required to match an event. Valid values are TRUE, FALSE, UNKNOWN, or ANY.
Message KFAA096I follows this message to display the action and alert emitter assigned to situation events that match this entry.
None.
This informational message, which follows message KFAA095I, displays the alert emitter destination node and the method to be used by the alert emitter to deliver the alert.
Message KFAA097I follows this message to display the action arguments to be passed to the alert emitter.
None.
This informational message, which follows message KFAA096I, lists all arguments to be passed in the formatted command string transmitted to alert emitters.
The next Situation Trap table entry follows.
None.
This informational message is issued after all
Situation Trap table entries are displayed in response to a KFAASITR
REFRESH
console command (z/OS Tivoli
Enterprise Monitoring Server only). The message displays the
number of elements cached for OG/z/OS, CT, and SNMP alert emitters.
The curr value indicates the current number of cached SQL1 requests stored. The hih2o value indicates the highwater mark of cached SQL1 requests created since the start of the Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server.
None.
None.
The action environment could not be initialized because of a POSIX pthread_once service routine failure. The errno value shows the error number.
No further action is taken to initialize the environment.
Contact IBM Software Support.
This message is issued when a console command to display the situation trap table (as defined by the KFAASITR runtime parameter file) could not be executed because the action environment failed to initialize.
No further action is taken to display the situation trap table.
Review the messages issued before this message, to determine the cause of environment initialization failure.
TEC Event Integration facility initialization in progress.
TEC Event Integration facility has started successfully.
TEC Event Integration facility has failed to initialize.
TEC Event Integration facility has ended.
Unable to load KFAOTTEV. KFAOMTEC dll may be missing or corrupt.
TEC Event Integration is refreshing the EIF configuration or mapping files or both.
TEC Event Integration finished refreshing the EIF configuration or mapping files or both.
TEC Event Integration is not enabled. The refresh command is ignored.
The refresh operation is successful.
The specified event destination is no longer defined.
TEC Event Forwarder has successfully processed the new or updated attribute file.
Unable to load KFAOTRFH. The KFAOMTEC library may be missing or corrupt.
The indicated product could not be seeded, because a required Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS) service could not be loaded.
None.
Contact IBM Software Support.
During startup, the Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS) determined that the support files for the specified product were manually installed.
None.
None.
During startup, the Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS) determined that the version and catalog support files for the specified product were manually removed.
None.
If the specified version of this product is still in use, manually re-install the support files for the product and restart the Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server. Otherwise, no action is required.
During startup, the Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS) determined that a different version of an existing product was manually installed.
None.
If the new product support version does not match your product version, install the correct support files and restart the Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server. Otherwise, no action is required.
During startup, the Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS) determined that the catalog file for an installed product was manually replaced with a different catalog.
None.
If the new product catalog version is incorrect, install the correct support files for the product and restart the Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server. Otherwise, no action is required.
None.
If the specified product is still in use, manually reinstall the support files and restart the Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server. Otherwise, no action is required.
During startup, the Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS) determined that a prior attempt to automatically install the indicated product failed. Use tacmd listappinstallrecs to display the STATE of the application install records. The most common status codes (the value of the STATUS column in the TAPPLPROPS table) and their descriptions are listed in the description of message KFASD005.
None.
Follow the instructions in the IBM Tivoli Monitoring (ITM) documentation for recovering from automatic product installation failures.
During startup, the Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS) determined that a prior attempt to automatically install the indicated product failed. The most common status codes (the value of the STATUS column in the TAPPLPROPS table) and their descriptions are listed in the description of message KFASD005.
None.
Use tacmd listappinstallrecs to display the STATE of the application install records. Follow the instructions in the IBM Tivoli Monitoring (ITM) documentation for recovering from automatic product installation failures.
During startup, the Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS) determined that a prior attempt to automatically install the indicated product did not finish. The most common status codes (the value of the STATUS column in the TAPPLPROPS table) and their descriptions are listed in the description of message KFASD005.
None.
Use tacmd listappinstallrecs to display the STATE of the application install records. Follow the instructions in the IBM Tivoli Monitoring (ITM) documentation for recovering from automatic product installation failures.
Initialization of the Self-Describing Agent (SDA) feature has successfully completed on the local Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS) and is available for use.
None.
If you do not want SDA to be enabled on the local
TEMS, you must set the KMS_SDA=N
environment variable.
Otherwise, no action is required.
The Self-Describing Agent (SDA) feature is disabled
on the local Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS) because the KMS_SDA=N
environment
variable has been specified.
None.
If you want SDA to be enabled on the local TEMS,
you must set the KMS_SDA=Y
environment variable.
Otherwise, no action is required.
The Self-Describing Agent (SDA) feature is disabled on the local Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS) because an error occurred while the components of the SDA feature were being constructed and initialized.
None.
View the TEMS product log to find specific information pertaining to the SDA initialization error.
The Self-Describing Agent (SDA) feature is disabled on the local Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS) because the length of the directory value specified in the TEMS_MANIFEST_PATH environment variable exceeds the 512 character limit.
None.
If you want to use the SDA feature, you must ensure that a valid TEMS_MANIFEST_PATH environment variable has been specified in the TEMS configuration file.
The Self-Describing Agent (SDA) feature is disabled on the local Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS) because a required environment variable, TEMS_MANIFEST_PATH, has not been specified to indicate the directory where SDA files should be installed.
None.
If you want to use the SDA feature, you must ensure that a valid TEMS_MANIFEST_PATH environment variable has been specified in the TEMS configuration file.
The Self-Describing Agent (SDA) feature is disabled on the local Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS) because a vital component of the SDA feature, the Distributed Request Manager, failed to initialize.
None.
View the TEMS product log to find specific information pertaining to the Distributed Request Manager initialization error.
The Self-Describing Agent (SDA) feature is disabled on the local Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS) because a vital component of the SDA feature, the Notification Manager, failed to initialize.
None.
View the TEMS product log to find specific information pertaining to the Notification Manager initialization error.
The Self-Describing Agent (SDA) feature is disabled on the local Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS) because a vital component of the SDA feature, the SDM Request Manager thread, failed to initialize.
None.
View the TEMS product log to find specific information pertaining to the SDM Request Manager thread initialization error.
The Self-Describing Agent (SDA) feature is disabled on the local Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS) because a vital component of the SDA feature, the SDM Communication Area, could not be allocated.
None.
View the TEMS product log to determine if there is a severe memory shortage problem in this TEMS or if there are other errors relevant to the inability to allocate the SDM Communication Area.
While (re)connecting to the hub Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS), this remote TEMS detected that the Self-Describing Agent (SDA) feature is not enabled at the hub because the environment variable, KMS_SDA=N, has been specified at the hub. Therefore, the SDA feature must also be disabled at this remote TEMS to prevent SDA requests from being sent to the hub.
None.
If you require SDA support at this remote TEMS, you must ensure that KMS_SDA=Y is also specified at the associated hub TEMS.
While (re)connecting to the hub Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS), this remote TEMS detected that the Self-Describing Agent (SDA) feature is not enabled at the hub because of an error encountered during the hub's SDA initialization. Therefore, the SDA feature must also be disabled at this remote TEMS to prevent SDA requests from being sent to the hub.
None.
While (re)connecting to the hub Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS), this remote TEMS was not able to obtain the status of the Self-Describing Agent (SDA) feature at the hub. Because the hub SDA feature may be inactive or non-responsive, the feature must also be disabled at this remote TEMS to prevent SDA requests from being sent to the hub.
None.
If you require SDA support at this local RTEMS, you should view the hub TEMS product log to find information pertaining to the status of SDA, and if there were errors encountered during SDA initialization or operation at the hub. After the problem at the hub has been corrected, the SDA feature will be enabled at this remote TEMS following the next hub connection.
While (re)connecting to the hub Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS), this remote TEMS detected that the Self-Describing Agent (SDA) feature has been enabled at the hub. Therefore, the feature can now be enabled at this remote TEMS.
None.
If you do not want SDA to be enabled at this remote TEMS, you must set the KMS_SDA=N environment variable. Otherwise, no action is required.
The Self-Describing Agent (SDA) feature is disabled on the local Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS) because the KMS_SDA environment variable has been assigned an undefined value. The only two supported values are Y for enabling the SDA feature, and N for disabling the feature.
None.
Correct the KMS_SDA environment variable to assign it either a Y or N value.
This remote Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS) was not able to communicate with its hub to obtain the status of the Self-Describing Agent (SDA) feature at the hub.
None.
View the TEMS product logs for both the hub and remote TEMS to determine the cause of the communication failure between the remote and hub TEMS.
The Self-Describing Agent (SDA) feature is disabled on the local Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS) because the required ITM home directory was not specified.
None.
Ensure that the ITM home directory has been properly specified in the Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server configuration file.
The Self-Describing Agent (SDA) feature is disabled
on the local Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS) because a
required environment variable, TEMS_MANIFEST_PATH
,
has been assigned a directory that does not exist in the local file
system.
None.
If you want to use the SDA feature, you must ensure that a valid directory has been specified for the TEMS_MANIFEST_PATH environment variable in the Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server configuration file.
This remote Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS) encountered a communication failure with the hub during a Self-Describing Agent (SDA) request. SDA requests cannot be honored until the connection is re-established.
None.
View the TEMS product logs for both the hub and remote TEMS to determine the cause of the communication failure between the remote and hub TEMS. Once the failure has been corrected, SDA request support can be resumed.
This remote Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS) encountered an unexpected failure with the hub during the Self-Describing Agent (SDA) synchronization phase. The SDA feature is disabled at this remote TEMS.
None.
View the TEMS product logs for both the hub and remote TEMS to determine the location of the issue, and recycle the appropiate TEMS that is responsible for the issue. Once the remote TEMS reconnects, SDA request support can be resumed.
The Self-Describing Agent (SDA) feature is disabled on the local Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS) because a vital component of the SDA feature, the Broadcast Manager, failed to initialize.
None.
View the Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server product log to find specific information pertaining to the Broadcast Manager initialization error.
During startup, the Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS) determined that a prior attempt to automatically Seed the indicated product encountered an error. Prior installation continued. Use the tacmd listappinstallrecs to display the STATE and SEEDSTATE of the application install records.
None.
View the previous TEMS product log to find specific information pertaining to the product seeding error.
Processing of install configruation records after RTEMS reconnects to the HUB has failed. See the RTEMS RAS1 log for details.
None.
None.
Self-Describing Agent installation has begun for the specified product.
None.
None.
Self-Describing Agent installation has successfully completed for the specified product.
None.
None.
Self-Describing Agent installation has failed for the specified product.
None.
View the TEMS product log to find specific information pertaining to the product installation error.
Self-Describing Agent seeding has failed for the specified product. The installation process has ignored the error, and is continuing with the product install.
None.
View the TEMS product log to find specific information pertaining to the product seeding error.
Self-Describing Agent installation has been requested at the Mirror for the specified product.
None.
None.
Pending Self-Describing Agent requests are cancelled when a hub switch takes place to avoid connection error.
None.
None.
The User Configuration Record change was in error and not accepted. Note that this message is generated only for the hub monitoring server, not the remote monitoring server. For a hub monitoring server v6.3 or later, the tacmd resumeSda command and tacmd suspendSda command are available at the hub, but not at the downlevel remote monitoring server (for example, v6.2.3 Fix Pack 1).
None.
None.
The User Configuration Record was processed successfully. Note that this message is generated only for the hub monitoring server, not the remote monitoring server. For a hub monitoring server v6.3 or later, the tacmd resumeSda command and tacmd suspendSda command are available at the hub, but not at the downlevel remote monitoring server (for example, v6.2.3 Fix Pack 1).
None.
None.
The Self-Describing Agent (SDA) feature is suspended or resumed by a Suspend User Configuration Record change. Note that this message is generated only for the hub monitoring server, not the remote monitoring server. For a hub monitoring server v6.3 or later, the tacmd resumeSda command and tacmd suspendSda command are available at the hub, but not at the downlevel remote monitoring server (for example, v6.2.3 Fix Pack 1).
None.
None.
The Initialization Record processing was in error and not completed.
None.
Review the TEMS product logs for the TEMS to determine the location of the issue. Correct the appropriate Record that is causing the issue. Restart the TEMS to initialize the SDA feature.
This remote Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS) has detected that the Self-Describing Agent (SDA) Suspend/Install User Configuration Features are <Not Supported> or <Now Available> at the hub (TEMS). Note that this message is generated only for the hub monitoring server, not the remote monitoring server. For a hub monitoring server v6.3 or later, the tacmd resumeSda command and tacmd suspendSda command are available at the hub, but not at the downlevel remote monitoring server (for example, v6.2.3 Fix Pack 1).
None.
The remote (TEMS) SDA feature will not process Suspend/Install User Configuration controls from the hub (TEMS) when it does not have support for the feature or will process Suspend/Install User Configuration Controls that the hub (TEMS) has recently upgraded support for.
The Self-Describing Agent (SDA) feature has been stopped.
None.
View the local TEMS product logs if the feature has not been stopped by normal TEMS shutdown to determine the location of the issue for SDA termination. Correct the appropriate issue. Start the local TEMS to restart the SDA feature.
An agent has attempted to insert itself with an invalid node name. The values given are the NODE name, THRUNODE name and HOSTADDR. NODE name is the incorrect name and HOSTADDR is the address of the computer on which the agent resides.
Select request for the TEIBLOGT table was issued to this Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server. The TEIBLOGT is a hub Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server-only table and therefore the request cannot be processed.
The Take Action command specified was executed with the identified result. This message reflects that status of the Take Action command. The first variable represents the command that was executed. The second variable is the status code from the execution of the action. This status code is operating system- or application-specific and indicates whether or not this Take Action command was executed only. For determination regarding success or failure for the action, refer to documentation associated with the action.
If the result is not as expected, verify that the command configured successfully execute by issuing the command manually. This will ensure any necessary platform resources are available for the command to complete.
A request to add a node or nodelist to the Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server contained unsupported characters in either the nodename, thrunode, nodelist, affinities or nodetype. Typically this request is made by an IBM Tivoli Monitoring agent or probe attempting to connect to the Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server. One or some of the required values provided contained unsupported characters.
Examine the memory dump in the trace log to determine the illegal value that is being attempted. For further action, contact IBM.