EZZ3123I

Explanation
 The oping command was invoked with the -i option,
but without the -p option to specify a TCP/IP instance name. The command
called the __iptcpn() to retrieve the resolver supplied TCPIPjobname
and failed. Oping could not determine the jobname for the TCPIP stack.
A default value of 'INET' will be used for TCPIPjobname.

System action
 The oping program continues.

Operator response
 None.

System programmer response
 In an INET environment, no action
is necessary. In a CINET environment, for oping to communicate with
a particular stack, either the TCPIPjobname should be set in the appropriate
resolver configuration file or data set, or the command should be
reissued, supplying the TCP/IP instance name on the -p option. For
more information about the search order for locating the resolver
configuration file or data set, see the z/OS Communications Server: IP Configuration
Guide. The DISPLAY TCPIP operator command can be
used to display all started TCP/IP instances and their job names.
The oping -p option can be used to explicitly select a TCP/IP instance
by specifying its jobname.

System programmer response
 None.

Module
 EZACDPIN

Procedure name
  pingMain