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

or the STORE STATUS command was entered. (This
message is probably preceded by message
HCP1459E.)
System Action: The virtual machine remains in
check-stop state.
User Response: Enter the SYSTEM RESET or
SYSTEM CLEAR command to leave check-stop state.
HCP6026E The command command for CPU nn is
invalid because the CPU is in
check-stop state.
Explanation: The command just entered is not
allowed while the subject virtual machine is in
check-stop state. (This message is probably preceded
by message 1459E.)
System Action: The virtual machine remains in
check-stop state.
User Response: Enter the SYSTEM RESET or
SYSTEM CLEAR command to leave check-stop state.
HCP6050E Your userid is not authorized to
[automatically] logon userid userid
Explanation: For the command:
AUTOLOG-
The user ID entering the command is not on
the list of user IDs in the AUTOLOG directory
statement of the target user ID shown in the
error message.
LOGON-
The user ID following the BY operand in the
command is not in the list of user IDs on the
LOGONBY directory statement of the target
user ID shown in the error message.
If an external security manager (ESM) is installed on
your system, you may receive this message if you are
not authorized to enter the command.
System Action: The command does not run; system
operation continues.
User Response: Have the desired user ID added to
the AUTOLOG or LOGONBY statement for the
referenced user ID in the directory. After the online
directory is updated, enter the command again. You
may also need to contact your system administrator to
obtain the necessary authorization.
HCP6051E Restart the logon procedure because
reconnect processing cannot be done.
Explanation: During LOGON processing, CP
determined the user was performing a reconnect, but
the virtual machine was logged off before the logon
procedure.
HCP6026E HCP6054E
System Action: The user ID is not logged on. System
operation continues.
User Response: Restart logon using the CP LOGON
command.
HCP6052E XAUTOLOG command rejected;
command format not valid.
Explanation: A command requiring a password on the
command line was entered, but such a command format
is not valid for your user ID at this time. It might be for
either of the following reasons:
v Your user ID does not have sufficient privileges to
enter that format of the command.
v You entered a password on the same line as a
command, but your installation prohibits passwords
from being entered on the command line.
System Action: The command does not run. System
operation continues.
User Response: To enter the password separate from
the XAUTOLOG command, use the PROMPT
parameter. Enter the password in response to the
ENTER PASSWORD: prompt.
Note: To enter the password on the SAME line as an
XAUTOLOG command using the DIAGNOSE
code X'08' interface, set the flag in the Ry
register’s high-order byte to accept passwords.
HCP6053E [XAUTOLOG failed for userid:] You
cannot issue the {LOGON | AUTOLOG |
XAUTOLOG} command because the
maximum number of users allowed is
already logged on.
Explanation: Your installation has set a limit on the
number of users that may be logged onto the system at
one time. At the current time, the system has reached
that limit. You are not allowed to enter an AUTOLOG,
XAUTOLOG, or LOGON command until the number of
users logged on to your system is less than the limit. If
the command is an asynchronous XAUTOLOG, then the
message indicates which user ID did not get logged on.
The userid variable in this message is the XAUTOLOG
command target user ID, not the one entering of the
XAUTOLOG command.
System Action: The AUTOLOG, XAUTOLOG, or
LOGON command is not accepted; system operation
continues.
User Response: Enter the AUTOLOG, XAUTOLOG,
or LOGON command at a later time.
HCP6054E XAUTOLOG failed for userid:
Explanatory message to follow.
Explanation: The logon of user ID as a result of an
XAUTOLOG command is not successful. A subsequent
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