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

HCP2802E HCP2806E
User Response: If the DEFINE MSGPROC command
was used, reissue the command specifying the first of
four consecutive virtual device numbers that are not
used in your configuration. The device number must be
a 1-to 4-digit hexadecimal number between X'0000' and
X'FFFC'.
If the SPECIAL directory statement was used, contact
the system programmer for assistance.
Operator Response: None.
System Programmer Response: Modify the user’s
SPECIAL directory statement to specify the first of four
consecutive virtual device numbers that are not used in
their configuration.
HCP2802E The maximum number of connections
{to|from} userid are already defined.
Explanation: A user attempted to establish a
connection to a message processor using the DEFINE
MSGPROC command or the MSGPROC operand of the
SPECIAL directory statement, but the connection could
not be made. The maximum number of connections
allowed either from your virtual machine or the
maximum connections to a single CF Service Machine
were already established. The userid returned in the
message determines which connection limit was
reached.
If a CF Service Machine user ID was specified in userid,
then the maximum number of coupled guests that can
connect to the specified CF Service Machine was
reached. Guest Coupling Facility Support in z/VM will
allow up to 32 coupled guests to be connected to a CF
Service Machine.
If your user ID was specified in userid:, then your user
ID has reached the allowed limit for the number of CF
Service Machines that can connect. Guest Coupling
support in z/VM will only allow a single coupled guest to
connect to a maximum of eight different CF Service
Machines at one time.
System Action: The command does not execute;
system operation continues.
User Response: None.
Operator Response: None.
System Programmer Response: None.
HCP2803E A coupled connection with CF Service
Machine msgprocid already exists.
Explanation: The virtual message processor
msgprocid is already defined within the virtual machine’s
I/O configuration.
System Action: The command does not execute;
system operation continues.
User Response: Verify that the msgprocid specified is
the correct message processor user ID that you wish to
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define. If it is not the intended message processor, then
reissue the DEFINE MSGPROC command with the
correct msgprocid.
Operator Response: None.
System Programmer Response: None.
HCP2804I Message devices range defined and
coupled to msgprocid.
Explanation: A message facility environment has been
successfully created and connected to the CF Service
Machine specified by msgprocid.
System Action: System operation continues.
User Response: None.
Operator Response: None.
System Programmer Response: None.
HCP2805E {Message processor msgprocid|One or
more message processors} does not
exist in your I/O configuration.
Explanation: Either an attempt was made to perform
a function to a message processor that does not exist in
your I/O configuration, or you tried to manipulate a
CFLINK, but you remain uncoupled to at least one of
the CFVMs.
System Action: System operation continues and no
configuration change occurs.
User Response: Verify that the msgprocid user ID
specified is the CF Service Machine you intend to use,
or ensure that you are coupled to both CFVMs and then
retry the command.
Operator Response: None.
System Programmer Response: None.
HCP2806E The variations of this message are
listed below.
MESSAGES:
v You are not allowed to define any message
processors.
v You are not allowed to define message processor
msgprocid.
Explanation: A user attempted to define a message
processor using the DEFINE MSGPROC command,
but the user is not set up in the z/VM system
directory to define the message processor. If
msgprocid is returned in the message, then the user
is not authorized to define the specific msgprocid. If
msgprocid is not specified, then your user ID is not
set up to use z/VM’s Guest Coupling Facility
Simulation.
System Action: The command does not execute;
system operation continues.