EZZ9671E

Explanation
 Sysplex problem detection determined that VTAM® was not available.  
 tcpstackname is
the name of the TCP/IP stack.  
 timevalue is
the number of seconds that VTAM was
not available.

System action
 TCP/IP continues.   If the GLOBALCONFIG  SYSPLEXMONITOR  RECOVERY option is active
and this stack is not the only member of its TCP/IP sysplex  group,
the following RECOVERY actions will occur:  This stack will leave the TCP/IP sysplex group.  
This stack will no longer participate in sysplex distribution
(as a distributor or target) or act as an owner or a backup for DVIPAs.
 All DVIPAs defined on this stack will be deleted; however, the DVIPA
definitions will be saved.   
If the problem is corrected, this operator message will be deleted;
if the GLOBALCONFIG SYSPLEXMONITOR AUTOREJOIN option is active, the
stack will process the saved DVIPA definitions and rejoin the TCP/IP
sysplex group.

If the GLOBALCONFIG  SYSPLEXMONITOR  NORECOVERY option is active,
no action  will be taken.  If the problem is corrected, this operator
message will be deleted.

 See  Sysplex problem detection and
recovery in z/OS Communications Server: IP Configuration
Guide for more information.
 See  GLOBALCONFIG statement in z/OS Communications Server: IP Configuration
Reference for the definition of the SYSPLEXMONITOR
parameters.

Operator response
  Start VTAM.

 If VTAM successfully
starts, this operator message will be deleted. If RECOVERY and NOAUTOREJOIN are active, then issue the VARY TCPIP,,SYSPLEX,JOINGROUP
command to cause the DVIPA definitions to be processed, and the stack
to rejoin the TCP/IP sysplex group.  
If RECOVERY and AUTOREJOIN are active, no futher actions are needed.
 The stack will process the DVIPA definitions and rejoin the TCP/IP
sysplex group. 
If NORECOVERY is active, no further actions are needed.

System programmer response
 If VTAM cannot
be started, contact your IBM® support
center with the system log.

Module
 EZBXFPDM

Procedure name
  EZBXFPDM