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EZZ9679E z/OS Communications Server: IP Messages Volume 4 (EZZ, SNM) SC27-3657-01 |
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EZZ9679E tcpstackname DETERMINED THAT CSM WAS
CRITICAL FOR AT LEAST timevalue
SECONDS ExplanationSysplex problem detection determined that there is a critical shortage of storage managed by the communications storage manager (CSM). tcpstackname is the name of the TCP/IP stack. timevalue is the number of seconds that sysplex problem detection has determined that CSM has been at a critical level. System actionTCP/IP continues.
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 RECOVERY and NORECOVERY. Operator responseSave the TCP/IP profile and system log. If a dump was not created, then take a dump of the TCP/IP address space and its dataspaces, and the CSM dataspace. System programmer responseMessages were issued before this message to report that CSM storage is at a critical level. Those messages identify the type of CSM storage that is at a critical level. See the documentation for those messages for the actions that you must take to resolve the storage problem. Issue the Display CSM command for more details about current CSM allocation and limits. CSM limits can be increased by using the Modify CSM command (no re-ipl is necessary). See the z/OS Communications Server: CSM Guide for more information. If the CSM storage problem cannot be corrected, contact your IBM® support center with the documentation taken when the problem occurred. If the CSM storage problem can
be corrected:
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