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Explanation
 The connection between the Policy Agent that is
acting as a policy client and  the Policy Agent that is acting as
a policy server is no longer active.  This  is expected if a change
was made to the configuration that caused the  connection to end.
 For example, the PolicyServer configuration statement on  the policy
client might have been removed. 
 On the policy client, the
ServerConnection statement can be configured with  connection and
security information for a primary and optional backup policy  server.
   On the policy client for each TCP/IP stack, a PolicyServer statement
 can be configured with processing and security information for the
policy  server.   On the policy server, the ClientConnection statement
contains the  listening port for this connection.  
 In the
message text: tcpImage
The name of the TCP/IP stack that lost the connection to the policy
server. 
serverType
The type of policy server that lost a connection.  Possible values
are: PRIMARY 
Primary policy server
BACKUP
Backup policy server

host 
The  host name or the IP address for which the connection to the
policy server was lost.

System action
 The policy client continues.  If a configuration
change caused  the connection to end, the existing remote policies
are removed from the policy client's corresponding TCP/IP stack. 
But if the connection ended  unexpectedly, the existing remote policies
remain installed in the policy client's corresponding TCP/IP stack.
 The policy client uses the configured  connection-wait parameter
and connection-retry parameter on the  ServerConnection statement
to automatically retry the primary and backup  connections until it
connects to a server.    Until the connection attempt is successful,
 the policy client cannot retrieve new remote policies.

Operator response
 If a configuration change did not cause the
connection to end, contact  the system programmer.  If the system
programmer indicates that more information is  required in the policy
server or policy client log file, restart the  appropriate Policy
Agent with a minimum of LogLevel 127 configured in the  configuration
file, and with the -d 128 start option.

System programmer response
  Examine the log files to determine
the errors that prevented a connection between  the policy client
and the policy server.   See the information about configuring
the policy agent in z/OS Communications Server: IP Configuration
Guide for information about setting up the correct
configuration.  If configuration changes were made,  restart the Policy
Agent on the system where the changes were made.  If more  information
is needed to diagnose the errors, re-create the error with a minimum
of  LogLevel 127 and start the policy server or policy client with
the -d 128 start  option.

User response
 Not applicable.

Problem determination
 See the system programmer response.

Source
 z/OS® Communications
Server TCP/IP: Policy Agent (PAGENT)

Module
 pclient.c

Routing code
 10

Descriptor code
 12

Example
  Not applicable.