z/VM: System Messages and Codes Š CP - z/VM - IBM

HCP047E The variations of this message are
listed below.
MESSAGES:
v userid vdev does not exist
Explanation: The device (vdev) specified for the
particular user ID does not exist in that user’s virtual
machine configuration. If the message is issued for
the DIAL or COUPLE command, the particular device
specified with those commands is not defined in the
receiving user’s virtual machine configuration.
System Action: The command is not executed;
system operation continues.
User Response: Reissue the command; specify only
existing virtual device addresses for the receiving
virtual machine.
v CFLINK in {CF1|CF2} does not exist
v CFLINK with this CHPID does not exist
v CFLINK for CF1 to CF2 does not exist
Explanation: You tried to detach or set a CFLINK
that does not exist.
System Action: No configuration change occurs.
User Response: Retry the command with a CFLINK
specified that does exist.
HCP049E type vdev in use
Explanation: A CP command was entered to an
enabled display device that requires the device to be
disabled. The DISABLE command operates
asynchronously; there should be a time delay before
entering other commands (such as ATTACH) that affect
the device.
System Action: The command is not processed.
System operation continues.
User Response: Use the DISABLE command to
change the status of the line. Enter the command again.
HCP050E LOGON unsuccessful--{incorrect
password|password not authorized}
Explanation: The password supplied during LOGON
or AUTOLOG is incorrect or you are not authorized to
use the security label you specified on the LOGON
command.
System Action: The password is not accepted; you
are not logged on.
User Response: Supply the correct password when
prompted. With the LOGON procedure, the system will
prompt for the password only once before forcing you to
restart the LOGON procedure. With the AUTOLOG
command, you are given only one time to issue the
correct password. Reissue the AUTOLOG command
with the correct password or specify a security label for
which you are authorized.
HCP052E [XAUTOLOG failed for userid:] Error in
CP directory
Explanation: Command processing cannot be
completed because of a permanent I/O error condition
encountered while z/VM was reading the z/VM CP
directory. If the command is an asynchronous
XAUTOLOG, the message indicates which user ID did
not get logged on.
System Action: The command is not executed;
system operation continues.
User Response: Send a message to the system
operator stating there were I/O errors that z/VM
detected while reading the CP directory.
HCP053E [XAUTOLOG failed for userid:]
{userid|value} not in CP directory
Explanation: The user ID supplied was not found in
the z/VM directory. If the command was an
asynchronous XAUTOLOG, the message indicates
which user ID did not get logged on.
System Action: The command is not executed;
system operation continues.
User Response: Reissue the command with a valid
user ID.
HCP054E [XAUTOLOG failed for userid: ] Already
logged on {LINE vdev|GRAF
vdev|LUNAME vdev|DEVICE vdev|LDEV
vdev|disconnected|SYSTEM
sysname|SYSC|SYSG}
Explanation: The user ID supplied in the LOGON,
AUTOLOG, or XAUTOLOG command is already logged
on to the given line or device, or is in a disconnected
state. (LUNAME indicates a SNA/CCS terminal, SYSC
indicates the system console, and SYSG indicates the
integrated 3270 console.) If CSE is enabled, sysname is
the name of the system in the CSE complex where the
user ID is already logged on or is in a disconnected
state. If the command was an asynchronous
XAUTOLOG, the message indicates which user ID did
not get logged on.
System Action: The command is not executed;
system operation continues.
User Response: Enter the command again specifying
a different user ID.
HCP055E Line(s) not available on userid
Explanation: The DIAL command has been issued to
a user ID, and one of the following conditions exists:
v The specified user ID has no virtual 327X lines
v The virtual lines are not enabled
v The virtual lines are all busy.
HCP047E HCP055E
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