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

HCP2793E HCP2795E
System Action: The operating system did not redefine
the subject virtual device.
User Response: If you must move the subject virtual
device, you will have to detach the adapter first
(DETACH NIC) and define the adapter at a new location
(DEFINE NIC).
HCP2793E The variations of this message are
listed below.
MESSAGES:
v Device vdev not detached; DETACH NIC base to
remove network devices base-last
v Device vdev not detached; SET VSWITCH
switchnm DISCONNECT to remove network
devices base-last
Explanation:
vdev The virtual device address specified on the
DETACH command.
base The base virtual device in the range owned by
the associated network adapter.
last The last virtual device in the range owned by
the associated network adapter.
A DETACH command was rejected because it
represents an attempt to disconnect a virtual OSA
device that is part of a virtual network adapter. The
DEFINE command creates a series of virtual OSA
devices that cannot be disconnected individually.
System Action: The operating system did not modify
the subject virtual device.
User Response: If you must modify the subject virtual
device, you will have to detach the adapter using the
DETACH NIC command.
HCP2794E NIC vdev not created; devs is outside
the valid range of mindevs to maxdevs
Explanation:
vdev The base virtual device address of the
specified adapter.
devs The number of network I/O devices allowed.
mindevs
The minimum valid number of devices allowed.
maxdevs
The maximum valid number of devices
allowed.
A DEFINE NIC command was rejected because the
DEVICES parameter specified a number that was
outside the valid range for this adapter. For a virtual
HiperSockets adapter, the valid range is 3-3072.
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An implied DEFINE NIC (performed on behalf of a
SPECIAL statement) might also encounter this error. A
SPECIAL statement for a HIPER device type might
specify a device count that is not valid on the current
CP level.
System Action: The operating system did not create a
new virtual adapter.
User Response: Specify a device count via the
DEVICES parameter that is in the valid range. For a
virtual HiperSockets adapter, the valid range is 3-3072.
HCP2795E The variations of this message are
explained below.
MESSAGES:
v You are not authorized to DEFINE LAN lanname
for OWNERID ownerid
v You are not authorized to DETACH LAN lanname
for OWNERID ownerid
v You are not authorized to SET LAN lanname for
OWNERID ownerid
Explanation:
– A DEFINE LAN, DETACH LAN, or SET LAN
command was rejected because the specified
OWNERID did not match your current VM user ID,
and you are not authorized to operate on a LAN
that is owned by another user. Your VM user ID
must have IBM Class B authority to use this form
of the command. If you only have IBM Class G
authority, the OWNERID parameter must resolve
to your logon user ID.
System Action: The operating system will not act on
the DEFINE LAN, DETACH LAN, or SET LAN
command.
User Response: If your VM user ID has IBM Class
G authority, you should DEFINE, DETACH, or SET
attributes for a LAN that you own. If you must
operate on a LAN that belongs to another user, you
must:
– logon to the other user ID (or use Secondary
Console Facility) to issue the command, or
– issue the command from a user ID with IBM Class
B privileges.
v You are not authorized to override LAN
ACCOUNTING
Explanation:
– This format of the message is produced when a
user without Class B authority tries to issue a CP
DEFINE LAN or CP SET LAN command with the
ACCOUNT ON/OFF operand.
System Action: The operating system will not act on
the DEFINE LAN or SET LAN command.