Server messages
This is a listing of the messages generated by the NFS server. Each message description gives an explanation and recommended actions where applicable. The system substitutes data for any part of a message shown here in italics.
Messages appear on the z/OS operator's console in the same format as this example:
GFSA348I (MVSNFS) z/OS Network File System Server (HDZ224N, OA57493) started.
Table 61 shows the message format on the NFS server operators console:
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| GFSA | The component identifier for the NFS server |
| 348 | A unique message number |
| I | The message type:
|
(MVSNFS)![]() |
The name of the start procedure![]() |
z/OS Network File System Server (HDZ224N, OA57493) started.![]() |
The message text![]() |
Messages appear in the NFS server log data set in the same format as this example:
19102,11:00:18 GFSA348I (I) GFSAMAIN ANMAI event_ANMAI 3545000000BB: (MVSNFS) z/OS
Network File System Server (HDZ224N, OA57493) started.
Table 62 shows the message format for the NFS server log data set:
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
19102,11:00:18![]() |
The ordinal date and the time stamp (yyddd,hh:mm:ss) |
| GFSA | The component identifier for the NFS server |
| 348 | A unique message number |
| I | The message type:
|
| (I) | The message level: E (error), W (attention), or I (informational). The system programmer can use the message level to determine which type of messages are shown by specifying log=error, log=warn, or log=info. |
GFSAMAIN ANMAI event_ANMAI 3545000000BB:![]() |
Programming support information |
(MVSNFS)![]() |
The name of the start procedure![]() |
z/OS Network File System Server (HDZ224N, OA57493) started.![]() |
The message text |
date/time stamp
, message
level, and programming support information are not shown). - A value of h_digits is a hexadecimal number, and d_digits is a decimal number. A value of text or dsname is variable text (such as a data set name).
- Messages GFSA300I through GFSA319I are intended for IBM support personnel when they are performing diagnosis. They do not indicate a problem with NFS but do provide statistics on NFS processing. As such, an extensive number of GFSA300I through GFSA319I messages may be issued.
- For messages written to the console, the name of the start procedure is substituted for procname.