Selecting a trace
If the problem is... | Then use this type of trace or command | Trace output location |
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Load balancing using the z/OS® Load Balancing Advisor See Diagnosing problems with the z/OS Load Balancing Advisor for more information. |
Log file |
syslogd |
Network connectivity See Diagnosing network connectivity problems for detailed information. |
Ping, Netstat ARP/-R For information about Ping, see Using the Ping command. For information about Netstat ARP/-R, see Netstat ARP/-R. |
Not applicable |
Packet trace See TCP/IP services traces and IPCS support for detailed information about packet trace. |
CTRACE managed data set | |
Dynamic VIPA or Sysplex Distributor See Diagnosing dynamic VIPA and sysplex problems for detailed information. |
Component Trace (SYSTCPIP) XCF option | TCP/IP address space or external writer |
TCP/IP socket application See Socket API traces for detailed information. |
Component Trace (SYSTCPIP) SOCKAPI option | TCP/IP address space or external writer |
LPR client See LPR client traces for detailed information. |
LPR command with the TRACE option | sysout |
LPD server See LPD server traces for detailed information. |
See LPD server traces for ways to activate traces. | SYSPRINT |
z/OS UNIX FTP server
See Diagnosing File Transfer Protocol (FTP) problems for detailed information. |
z/OS UNIX FTP server trace | Server traces appear on the console if syslogd is not started. If it is started, traces appear in the file designated in the syslog.conf file. See z/OS Communications Server: IP Configuration Guide for detailed information about syslogd. |
z/OS UNIX Telnet See Diagnosing z/OS UNIX Telnet daemon (otelnetd) problems, for detailed information. |
z/OS UNIX Telnet traces | syslogd |
TN3270E Telnet server See Diagnosing Telnet problems for detailed information. |
Telnet traces | Telnet address space or external writer |
SMTP See SMTP RESOLVER trace for detailed information. |
Resolver Trace | Job log output |
Popper See Diagnosing z/OS UNIX sendmail and popper problems for detailed information. |
Popper Messages | syslogd |
SNALINK LU0 See Diagnosing SNALINK LU0 problems for detailed information. |
IP Packet Trace | CTRACE managed data set |
Debug Trace | SNALINK LU0 address space | |
SNALINK
LU6.2 See Diagnosing SNALINK LU6.2 problems for detailed information. |
TRACE DETAIL ALL | SYSPRINT |
IP Packet Trace | CTRACE managed data set | |
TCP/IP Internal Trace CTRACE managed data set | CTRACE managed data set | |
VTAM® Buffer Trace | GTF managed data set, see z/OS Communications Server: SNA Diagnosis Vol 1, Techniques and Procedures for detailed information. | |
Dynamic domain name system (DDNS) | Error messages | syslogd |
Resolver Trace | Job log output | |
TCP/IP component trace | CTRACE managed data set | |
z/OS UNIX REXEC See Diagnosing z/OS UNIX REXEC, RSH, REXECD, and RSHD problems. |
z/OS UNIX REXEC debug trace | syslogd |
z/OS UNIX REXECD See Diagnosing z/OS UNIX REXEC, RSH, REXECD, and RSHD problems. |
z/OS UNIX REXECD debug trace | syslogd |
z/OS UNIX RSHD See Diagnosing z/OS UNIX REXEC, RSH, REXECD, and RSHD problems. |
z/OS UNIX RSHD debug trace | syslogd |
X Window and Motif See Diagnosing X Window System and Motif problems for detailed information. |
XWTRACE and XWTRACEC (environment variables) |
stderr |
SNMP See Diagnosing Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) problems for detailed information. |
Manager Traces | Console (snmp) or SYSPRINT (NetView® SNMP) |
|
syslogd | |
Policy Agent See Diagnosing Policy Agent problems for detailed information. |
Log file | See z/OS Communications Server: IP Configuration Guide for detailed information. |
RSVP Agent See Diagnosing RSVP agent problems for detailed information. |
Log file | See z/OS Communications Server: IP Configuration Guide for detailed information. |
Traffic Regulator Management Daemon
(TRMD) See Diagnosing intrusion detection problems for detailed information. |
Log file | syslogd |
IKE daemon | Component trace For detailed information about IKE daemon component trace, see TCP/IP services component trace for the IKE daemon. |
CTRACE managed data set |
Log file For detailed information about obtaining IKE daemon debug log information, see Obtaining syslog debug information for the IKE daemon. |
syslogd | |
Network security services
(NSS) server See Diagnosing network security services (NSS) server problems. |
Component trace For detailed information about network security services (NSS) server component trace, see TCP/IP services component trace for the network security services (NSS) server. |
CTRACE managed data set |
Log file For detailed information about obtaining network security services (NSS) server debug log information, see Obtaining syslog debug information for the network security service server. |
syslogd | |
OMPROUTE | Component trace For detailed information about OMPROUTE Component Trace, see TCP/IP services component trace for OMPROUTE. |
CTRACE managed data set |
OMPROUTE Trace For detailed information, see OMPROUTE traces and debug information. |
stdout | |
NCPROUTE See Diagnosing NCPROUTE problems for detailed information. |
NCPROUTE Traces | SYSPRINT |
X.25 NPSI See Diagnosing X.25 NPSI problems for detailed information. |
Server activity log | SYSPRINT |
IMS™ See Diagnosing IMS problems for detailed information. |
IP Packet Trace | CTRACE managed data set |
TCP/IP Internal Trace | CTRACE managed data set | |
IMS Trace | For more information, see the IMS knowledge center at http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSEPH2/welcome. | |
CICS® See Diagnosing problems with IP CICS sockets for detailed information. |
CICS external trace data set (auxtrace) | For more information, see the CICS knowledge center at http://www-01.ibm.com/software/htp/cics/library/. |
TCP/IP Internal trace | CTRACE managed data set | |
Express® Logon See Diagnosing problems with Express Logon for detailed information. |
Log file | syslogd |
Resolver See Diagnosing resolver problems for detailed information. |
Trace Resolver | SYSPRINT or stdout |
Resolver Internal trace | CTRACE managed data set |
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