PTF Cover Letter
PTF ( Program Temporary Fixes ) Cover letter
OSP-INCORROUT Add logging to administrative domain
Pre/Co-Requisite PTF / Fix List
REQ LICENSED PTF/FIX LEVEL
TYPE PROGRAM RELEASE NUMBER MIN/MAX OPTION
---- -------- --------- ------- ------- ------
PRE 5770999 V7R3M0 MF99205 00/00 0000
PRE 5770999 V7R3M0 MF64864 00/00 0000
DIST 5770SS1 V7R3M0 SI68283 NONE 0003
DIST 5770SS1 V7R3M0 SI68286 NONE 0003
NOTICE:
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Application of this PTF may disable or render ineffective programs that
use system memory addresses not generated by the IBM translator,
including programs that circumvent control technology designed to limit
interactive capacity to purchased levels. This PTF may be a prerequisite
for future PTFs. By applying this PTF you authorize and agree to the
foregoing.
This PTF is subject to the terms of the license agreement which
accompanied, or was contained in, the Program for which you are obtaining
the PTF. You are not authorized to install or use the PTF except as part
of a Program for which you have a valid Proof of Entitlement.
SUBJECT TO ANY WARRANTIES WHICH CAN NOT BE EXCLUDED OR EXCEPT AS EXPLICITLY
AGREED TO IN THE APPLICABLE LICENSE AGREEMENT OR AN APPLICABLE SUPPORT
AGREEMENT, IBM MAKES NO WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,
INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF
MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, AND NON INFRINGEMENT,
REGARDING THE PTF.
The applicable license agreement may have been provided to you in printed
form and/or may be viewed using the Work with Software Agreements (WRKSFWAGR)
CL command.
APAR Error Description / Circumvention
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Cluster Administrative Domain currently does not support
replicating passwords that are updated using the Set Encrypted
User Password (QSYSUPWD) API
(https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/ssw_ibm_i_74/apis/q
sysupwd.htm). As such, user profile monitored resource entries
that are using this API to change their password are marked as
Inconsistent.
CORRECTION FOR APAR SE72283 :
-----------------------------
The Cluster Administrative Domain code was changed to support
replicating encrypted user profile passwords that are set using
the Set Encrypted User Password (QSYSUPWD) API.
CIRCUMVENTION FOR APAR SE72283 :
--------------------------------
None.
DESCRIPTION OF PROBLEM FIXED FOR APAR SE72495 :
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The cluster administrative domain synchronization option cannot
be changed if one or more nodes in the cluster administrative
domain recovery domain are not active in the cluster.
CORRECTION FOR APAR SE72495 :
-----------------------------
The synchronization option for the cluster administrative domain
can be changed on an active cluster node even if some nodes in
the cluster administrative domain recovery domain are not active
in the cluster.
CIRCUMVENTION FOR APAR SE72495 :
--------------------------------
None.
DESCRIPTION OF PROBLEM FIXED FOR APAR SE72279 :
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Add additional logging to administrative domain to determine
potential administrative domain problems.
CORRECTION FOR APAR SE72279 :
-----------------------------
Additional logging is added to administrative domain.
CIRCUMVENTION FOR APAR SE72279 :
--------------------------------
None.
Activation Instructions
None.
Special Instructions
Before applying this PTF, if the node that this PTF is being installed
on is a member of a cluster administrative domain, ensure that all
nodes in your cluster administrative domain have compatible password
levels. Password levels 0 and 1 are compatible. Passwords level 2 and
3 are compatible. To see the password level for a node display the
QPWDLVL system value. If this PTF is installed on all nodes in the
cluster administrative domain and the password levels on nodes in the
administrative domain are not compatible, all user profiles in the
cluster administrative domain will be marked as inconsistent. If this
happens the user profiles cannot be made consistent until all nodes in
the cluster administrative domain are at compatible password levels.
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THE FOLLOWING ARE SUPERSEDED SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS. IF THE SUPERSEDED
PTF HAS ALREADY BEEN APPLIED AND ITS SPECIAL INSTRUCTION FOLLOWED,
IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO FOLLOW THAT SPECIAL INSTRUCTION AGAIN.
********************************************************************
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI71553 :
=================================================
In order for this PTF to be fully activated, you must end and restart
clustering on the node. You can do this by ending and starting the
cluster node using the commands:
ENDCLUNOD CLUSTER(<cluster-name>) NODE(<node-id>)
STRCLUNOD CLUSTER(<cluster-name>) NODE(<node-id>)
You must also log out and log back in to any user jobs which will be
used to run cluster commands.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI70370 :
=================================================
1. On each node in the cluster, end clustering, apply the fix, and then
start clustering. It is not necessary to update all nodes at the same
time, however, any node without the fix will continue to be a potential
source of the problem.
2. It is recommended to sign off or end any user job that issued any
cluster command or API. After the fix is applied, the job can be
started or can sign on again.
3. After the PTF has been applied, you should also restart the
QPRFSYNCH job on every node in your cluster. You can restart the
QPRFSYNCH job with the following commands:
CALL PGM(QSYS/QFPAPRFJ) PARM(END)
CALL PGM(QSYS/QFPAPRFJ) PARM(START)
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI69959 :
=================================================
This PTF contains Service Programs that are activated into the System
Default Activation Group. A new job must be started to pick up the new
functionality.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI69297 :
=================================================
1. On each node in the cluster, end clustering, apply the fix, and then
start clustering. It is not necessary to update all nodes at the same
time, however, any node without the fix will continue to be a potential
source of the problem.
2. It is recommended to sign off or end any user job that issued any
cluster command or API. After the fix is applied, the job can be
started or can sign on again.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI68930 :
=================================================
1. On each node in the cluster, end clustering, apply the fix, and then
start clustering. It is not necessary to update all nodes at the same
time, however, any node without the fix will continue to be a potential
source of the problem.
2. After the PTF has been applied and the cluster node ended, restart
the QPRFSYNCH job on the node with the following commands:
CALL PGM(QSYS/QFPAPRFJ) PARM(END)
CALL PGM(QSYS/QFPAPRFJ) PARM(START)
3. It is recommended to sign off or end any user job that issued any
cluster command or API. After the fix is applied, the job can be
started or can sign on again.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI68594 :
=================================================
Perform the following steps on each node with an HMC REST cluster
monitor defined:
1. End clustering on the node.
2. Apply the fix.
2A. Reboot/restart the HMC associated with the HMC REST cluster
monitor. Once this has been completed, proceed to the next step.
3. Start clustering on the node.
Additionally, any HMC which has been monitored by an HMC REST cluster
monitor should be restarted to remove HMC REST server performance
problems resulting from inactive sessions. For best results the HMC
should be restarted when clustering is inactive on systems with HMC
REST cluster monitors (during step 2A of the previous instructions
would
be good). If this is not feasible, wait until after all systems with
HMC REST cluster monitors have had the fix applied before restarting
the HMC.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI67645 :
=================================================
On each node in the cluster, end clustering, apply the fix, and then
start clustering. It is not necessary to update all nodes at the
same time, however, any node without the fix will continue to be a
potential source of the problem.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI66969 :
=================================================
There are two special instructions.
1. On each node in the cluster, end clustering, apply the fix, and
then start clustering. It is not necessary to update all nodes at the
same time, however, until all nodes have the fix the problem may still
occur.
2. After the PTF has been applied and the cluster node ended,
restart the QPRFSYNCH job on the node with the following commands:
CALL PGM(QSYS/QFPAPRFJ) PARM(END)
CALL PGM(QSYS/QFPAPRFJ) PARM(START)
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI66595 :
=================================================
There are two special instructions.
1. On each node in the cluster, end clustering, apply the fix, and
then start clustering. It is not necessary to update all nodes at the
same time, however, until all nodes have the fix the updated code will
not be used.
2. After the PTF has been applied and the cluster node ended,
restart the QPRFSYNCH job on the node with the following commands:
CALL PGM(QSYS/QFPAPRFJ) PARM(END)
CALL PGM(QSYS/QFPAPRFJ) PARM(START)
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI66315 :
=================================================
Once the PTF is applied, a new job must be started to pick up the
new code since the service programs contained in the PTF are activated
into the Default Activation Group.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI64806 :
=================================================
Start a new job after applying this fix to activate the new code.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI63655 :
=================================================
Start a new job after applying this fix to activate the new code.
Additionally, the IASP must be varied off and varied back on for fix
to take effect.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI63448 :
=================================================
Any vary on or vary off requests AFTER this PTF is applied will
contain
the vary request information enhancement.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI60534 :
=================================================
Start a new job after applying this fix to activate the new code.
Additionally, to have DSPASPSTS panel reset its counters, you must
vary
off then vary back on your IASP.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI58908 :
=================================================
IPL after applying or removing the fix.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI64108 :
=================================================
To activate these fixes, on each node in the cluster, end
clustering,
apply the fix, and
then start clustering. It is not necessary to update all nodes at
the same time, however, any node without the fix will continue to be a
potential
source of the problem.
If you have had the reported problem with WRKCADMRE or displaying
Admin
Domain Monitored
Resource Entries (MREs) with WRKCLU, or are unsure that you have the
problem, then it is
recommended that you activate the fixes by:
1. End clustering on each node in the cluster.
2. Apply this fix if not already applied.
3. Run "CALL PGM(QSYS/QCSTADFIX)" on each node.
4. Start clustering on each cluster node.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI63588 :
=================================================
You must restart clustering on each node this PTF is applied to for
the
code to be activated.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI62512 :
=================================================
On each node in the cluster, end clustering, apply the fix, and then
start clustering. It is not necessary to update all nodes at the
same
time, however, any node without the fix will continue to be a
potential
source of the problem.
To make use of the Representational State Transfer (REST) support
for
the cluster monitor, the Extended Base Directory Support (Option 3
of
the IBM i operating system) must be installed any nodes where a REST
cluster monitor is declared. The REST cluster monitor support also
requires the following PTFs to be applied: SI59021 and SI62172.
If REST cluster monitor support is not required the above
requirements
can be ignored.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI60758 :
=================================================
The PTF must be applied on all nodes in the cluster. However, it is
not
necessary to update all cluster nodes at the same time. On each node
in
the cluster: end clustering, apply the PTF, then start clustering.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI58000 :
=================================================
In order to fix the problems described by this PTF, the PTF must be
applied on all nodes in the cluster.
However,the entire cluster does not have to be ended to do this.
One
node at a time can be ended, the PTF applied, and the node restarted
to
join the cluster.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI48770 :
=================================================
Before applying this PTF, the PTF SI46592 for product
5770SS1 must be applied.
Before applying or removing this PTF you must run:
ENDTCPSVR SERVER(*IAS) INSTANCE(ADMIN2)
After applying or removing this PTF you must run:
STRTCPSVR SERVER(*IAS) INSTANCE(ADMIN2)
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI48919 :
=================================================
Before applying or removing this PTF you must run:
ENDTCPSVR SERVER(*IAS) INSTANCE(ADMIN2)
After applying or removing this PTF you must run:
STRTCPSVR SERVER(*IAS) INSTANCE(ADMIN2)
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI45301 :
=================================================
In order for this fix to be fully activated, you must restart the
ADMIN2 instance of the HTTP server. You can do this with the
following
commands:
ENDTCPSVR SERVER(*IAS) INSTANCE(ADMIN2)
STRTCPSVR SERVER(*IAS) INSTANCE(ADMIN2)
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI44995 :
=================================================
You must restart the HTTP server after this PTF is applied:
ENDTCPSVR SERVER(*HTTP) HTTPSVR(*ADMIN)
STRTCPSVR SERVER(*HTTP) HTTPSVR(*ADMIN)
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI43376 :
=================================================
This fix is not activated until you restart the HTTP server ADMIN
instance. This is done by the following two commands:
ENDTCPSVR SERVER(*HTTP) HTTPSVR(*ADMIN)
Once all of the HTTP server ADMIN instance jobs have ended, do the
following command to activate this fix.
STRTCPSVR SERVER(*HTTP) HTTPSVR(*ADMIN)
When the HTTP server ADMIN instance has completely started, this fix
will be active.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI52984 :
=================================================
The helptext for RTVASPSSN has an incorrect structure for the ASPCPY
parameter. The Number of ASP Copy Descriptions and the Length of
each
ASP copy description entry fields have been reversed. The helptext
will be updated in a future release to show the correct layout.
The current help text indicates the field layout is:
Position Length Field
1 4 byte integer Offset from beginning of
ASPCPY to the first ASP copy
description entry
5 4 byte integer Number of ASP copy
description entries
9 4 byte integer Length of an ASP copy
description entry
The correct field layout is:
Position Length Field
1 4-byte integer number Offset from beginning of
ASPCPYLST
to first ASP copy
description list entry
5 4-byte integer number Length of each ASP copy
description list entry
9 4-byte integer number Number of ASP copy
description entries
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI48371 :
=================================================
This PTF is an Add Function PTF which must be permanently applied.
Removal of this PTF after step #4 below is not supported.
You must have the most recent level of PTF group SF99368.
Step #1:
In order for this PTF to be fully activated, you must end and
restart
the QHASVR job. You can do this by ending and starting the cluster
node using the commands:
ENDCLUNOD CLUSTER(<cluster-name>) NODE(<node-id>)
STRCLUNOD CLUSTER(<cluster-name>) NODE(<node-id>)
Or, you can end the QHASVR job under QSYSWRK subsystem:
ENDJOB JOB(<job-num>/QHAUSRPRF/QHASVR) OPTION(*IMMED)
where <job-num> is the job number.
Issue the WRKCLU command to restart the QHASVR job.
Step #2:
You must restart the *ADMIN instance of the *HTTP server. Do this
with the following commands:
ENDTCPSVR SERVER(*HTTP) INSTANCE(*ADMIN)
STRTCPSVR SERVER(*HTTP) INSTANCE(*ADMIN)
Step #3:
Users must sign off any active sessions which may be using,
PowerHA and sign back on after the PTF has been applied.
Step #4:
After the PTF has been applied on all of the nodes in the
cluster which have PowerHA installed, you must upgrade
the PowerHA version to 2.2.
If your cluster is currently at PowerHA version 1.0,
you must:
CHGCLUVER CLUSTER(<cluster-name>) HAVER(*UP1VER)
CLUVER(*SAME)
After your cluster is at PowerHA version 2.0, you must:
CHGCLUVER CLUSTER(<cluster-name>) HAVER(*UP1MOD)
CLUVER(*SAME)
After your cluster is at PowerHA version 2.1, you must:
CHGCLUVER CLUSTER(<cluster-name>) HAVER(*UP1MOD)
CLUVER(*SAME)
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI42638 :
=================================================
In order for the issue to be resolved completely, this fix needs to
be
on all the active cluster nodes participating in the cluster
administrative domain. Failure to do so would cause PRTDEV MREs
with
IGCFEAT as one of the monitored attributes to go INCONSISTENT in
certain circumstances.
Note, you must end the cluster administrative domain CRG jobs on
each
cluster node, apply the PTF, and restart the CRG job before the fix
is
available.
The cluster administrative domain CRG jobs will be ended if you end
Cluster Resource Services for each node in your cluster. Cluster
Resource Services can be ended using the End Cluster Node API or CL
command. Optionally, you can end just the cluster administrative
domain
jobs without ending your cluster nodes by calling the Change Cluster
Recovery CL command.
To determine if any cluster administrative domain jobs are active on
your system, use the WRKACTJOB command from the command line of your
system. Look for any system jobs which have the same name as any
cluster administrative domains which you have created in your
cluster.
If there are any cluster administrative domain jobs on your system,
they must be ended. You can end just the cluster administrative
domain
jobs on every node with this command:
CHGCLURCY CLUSTER(<cluster>) CRG(<admin_domain>) NODE(*ALL)
ACTION(*END)
where <cluster> is the name of your cluster and <admin_domain> is
the
name of a cluster administrative domain. You should call this
command
once for each cluster administrative domain in your cluster.
You must sign off all sessions where any cluster administrative
domain
commands or APIs were used before the PTF can be applied.
After the PTF has been applied on a system, you can restart the
cluster
jobs that were ended before the PTF was applied. If Cluster Resource
Services was ended, you can use the Start Cluster Node API or CL
command to start Cluster Resource Services for each cluster node. If
you used the Change Cluster Recovery CL command to end just the
cluster
administrative domain jobs, they can be restarted on each cluster
node
using the Change Cluster Recovery command as follows:
CHGCLURCY CLUSTER(<cluster>) CRG(<admin_domain>) NODE(<node>)
ACTION(*STRCRGJOB)
where <cluster> is the name of your cluster, <admin_domain> is the
name
of the cluster administrative domain, and <node> is the cluster node
name for the system. You should call this command once for each
cluster
administrative domain in your cluster.
After the PTF has been applied, you should also restart the
QPRFSYNCH
job on every node in your cluster. You can restart the QPRFSYNCH
job
with the following commands:
CALL PGM(QSYS/QFPAPRFJ) PARM(END)
CALL PGM(QSYS/QFPAPRFJ) PARM(START)
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI36365 :
=================================================
In order to fix the problems described by this PTF, the PTF must be
applied on every node in the cluster. You do not have to end the
cluster to do this. However, you must end the CRG jobs associated
with
the cluster administrative domain on every cluster node before you
apply the PTF. You can do this one node at a time.
Note, you must end the cluster administrative domain CRG jobs on
each
cluster node, apply the PTF, and restart the CRG job before the fix
is
available.
The cluster administrative domain CRG jobs will be ended if you end
Cluster Resource Services for each node in your cluster. Cluster
Resource Services can be ended using the End Cluster Node API or CL
command. Optionally, you can end just the cluster administrative
domain
jobs without ending your cluster nodes by calling the Change Cluster
Recovery CL command.
To determine if any cluster administrative domain jobs are active on
your system, use the WRKACTJOB command from the command line of your
system. Look for any system jobs which have the same name as any
cluster administrative domains which you have created in your
cluster.
If there are any cluster administrative domain jobs on your system,
they must be ended. You can end just the cluster administrative
domain
jobs on every node with this command:
CHGCLURCY CLUSTER(<cluster>) CRG(<admin_domain>) NODE(*ALL)
ACTION(*END)
where <cluster> is the name of your cluster and <admin_domain> is
the
name of a cluster administrative domain. You should call this
command
once for each cluster administrative domain in your cluster.
You must sign off all sessions where any cluster administrative
domain
commands or APIs were used before the PTF can be applied.
After the PTF has been applied on a system, you can restart the
cluster
jobs that were ended before the PTF was applied. If Cluster Resource
Services was ended, you can use the Start Cluster Node API or CL
command to start Cluster Resource Services for each cluster node. If
you used the Change Cluster Recovery CL command to end just the
cluster
administrative domain jobs, they can be restarted on each cluster
node
using the Change Cluster Recovery command as follows:
CHGCLURCY CLUSTER(<cluster>) CRG(<admin_domain>) NODE(<node>)
ACTION(*STRCRGJOB)
where <cluster> is the name of your cluster, <admin_domain> is the
name
of the cluster administrative domain, and <node> is the cluster node
name for the system. You should call this command once for each
cluster
administrative domain in your cluster.
After the PTF has been applied, you should also restart the
QPRFSYNCH
job on every node in your cluster. You can restart the QPRFSYNCH
job
with the following commands:
CALL PGM(QSYS/QFPAPRFJ) PARM(END)
CALL PGM(QSYS/QFPAPRFJ) PARM(START)
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI46628 :
=================================================
If you are a multiple system user, and intend on installing this PTF
on
a system, then saving and restoring product 5770HAS onto other
systems,
then you need to run the following command on the other systems
after
restoring product 5770HAS:
QSYS/CALL PGM(QHASM/QPZ1HA03)
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI48012 :
=================================================
In order for this PTF to be fully activated, you must end and
restart
the QHASVR job. You can do this by ending and starting the cluster
node using the commands:
ENDCLUNOD CLUSTER(<cluster-name>) NODE(<node-id>)
STRCLUNOD CLUSTER(<cluster-name>) NODE(<node-id>)
Or, you can end the QHASVR job under QSYSWRK subsystem:
ENDJOB JOB(<job-num>/QHAUSRPRF/QHASVR) OPTION(*IMMED)
where <job-num> is the job number.
Issue the WRKCLU command to restart the QHASVR job.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI45741 :
=================================================
Step 1:
In order for this PTF to be fully activated, you must end and
restart
the QHASVR job. You can do this by ending and starting the cluster
node using the commands:
ENDCLUNOD CLUSTER(<cluster-name>) NODE(<node-id>)
STRCLUNOD CLUSTER(<cluster-name>) NODE(<node-id>)
Or, you can end the QHASVR job under QSYSWRK subsystem:
ENDJOB JOB(<job-num>/QHAUSRPRF/QHASVR) OPTION(*IMMED)
where <job-num> is the job number.
Issue the WRKCLU command to restart the QHASVR job.
Step 2:
You must restart the ADMIN2 instance of the *HTTP server. Do this
with the following commands:
ENDTCPSVR SERVER(*IAS) INSTANCE(ADMIN2)
STRTCPSVR SERVER(*IAS) INSTANCE(ADMIN2)
Step 3:
Users must sign off any active sessions which may be using
PowerHA and sign back on after the PTF has been applied.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI44148 :
=================================================
This PTF is an Add Function PTF which must be permanently applied.
Removal of this PTF after step #4 below is not supported.
You must have the most recent PTF group SF99368.
You must install PRPQ 5799-HAS in order to use the functions
provided in this PTF.
Step #1:
In order for this PTF to be fully activated, you must end and
restart
the QHASVR job. You can do this by ending and starting the cluster
node using the commands:
ENDCLUNOD CLUSTER(<cluster-name>) NODE(<node-id>)
STRCLUNOD CLUSTER(<cluster-name>) NODE(<node-id>)
Or, you can end the QHASVR job under QSYSWRK subsystem:
ENDJOB JOB(<job-num>/QHAUSRPRF/QHASVR) OPTION(*IMMED)
where <job-num> is the job number.
Issue the WRKCLU command to restart the QHASVR job.
Step #2:
You must restart the *ADMIN instance of the *HTTP server. Do this
with the following commands:
ENDTCPSVR SERVER(*HTTPSVR) INSTANCE(*ADMIN)
STRTCPSVR SERVER(*HTTPSVR) INSTANCE(*ADMIN)
Step #3:
Users must sign off any active sessions which may be using,
PowerHA and sign back on after the PTF has been applied.
Step #4:
After the PTF has been applied on all of the nodes in the
cluster which have PowerHA installed, you must upgrade
the PowerHA version to 2.1.
If your cluster is currently at PowerHA version 1.0,
you must:
CHGCLUVER CLUSTER(<cluster-name>) HAVER(*UP1VER)
CLUVER(*SAME)
After your cluster is at PowerHA version 2.0, you must:
CHGCLUVER CLUSTER(<cluster-name>) HAVER(*UP1MOD)
CLUVER(*SAME)
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI36179 :
=================================================
End Cluster Resource Services on the node using the ENDCLUNOD
command,
apply the PTF, signoff/signon, and then restart Cluster Resource
Services using the STRCLUNOD command.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI47000 :
=================================================
In order for this PTF to be fully activated, you must restart
the ADMIN2 instance of the *HTTP server. Do this with the
following commands:
ENDTCPSVR SERVER(*IAS) INSTANCE(ADMIN2)
STRTCPSVR SERVER(*IAS) INSTANCE(ADMIN2)
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI57302 :
=================================================
In order to fix the problems described by this PTF, the PTF must be
applied on every node in the cluster. You do not have to end the
cluster to do this. However, you should end the CRG jobs associated
with the cluster administrative domain on every cluster node before
you apply the PTF. You can do this one node at a time.
Note, you must end the cluster administrative domain CRG jobs on
each
cluster node, apply the PTF, and restart the CRG job before the fix
is available.
The cluster administrative domain CRG jobs will be ended if you end
Cluster Resource Services for each node in your cluster. Cluster
Resource Services can be ended using the End Cluster Node API or CL
command. Optionally, you can end just the cluster administrative
domain jobs without ending your cluster nodes by calling the Change
Cluster Recovery CL command.
To determine if any cluster administrative domain jobs are active on
your system, use the WRKACTJOB command from the command line of your
system. Look for any system jobs which have the same name as any
cluster administrative domains which you have created in your
cluster.
If there are any cluster administrative domain jobs on your system,
they must be ended. You can end just the cluster administrative
domain
jobs on every node with this command:
CHGCLURCY CLUSTER(<cluster>) CRG(<admin_domain>) NODE(*ALL)
ACTION(*END)
where <cluster> is the name of your cluster and <admin_domain> is
the name of a cluster administrative domain. You should call this
command once for each cluster administrative domain in your cluster.
You must sign off all sessions where any cluster administrative
domain commands or APIs were used before the PTF can be applied.
After the PTF has been applied on a system, you can restart the
cluster jobs that were ended before the PTF was applied. If Cluster
Resource
Services was ended, you can use the Start Cluster Node API or CL
command to start Cluster Resource Services for each cluster node. If
you used the Change Cluster Recovery CL command to end just the
cluster administrative domain jobs, they can be restarted on each
cluster
node using the Change Cluster Recovery command as follows:
CHGCLURCY CLUSTER(<cluster>) CRG(<admin_domain>) NODE(<node>)
ACTION(*STRCRGJOB)
where <cluster> is the name of your cluster, <admin_domain> is the
name of the cluster administrative domain, and <node> is the cluster
node
name for the system. You should call this command once for each
cluster administrative domain in your cluster.
After the PTF has been applied, you should also restart the
QPRFSYNCH job on every node in your cluster. You can restart the
QPRFSYNCH
job with the following commands:
CALL PGM(QSYS/QFPAPRFJ) PARM(END)
CALL PGM(QSYS/QFPAPRFJ) PARM(START)
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI54321 :
=================================================
In order to fix the problems described by this PTF, the PTF must be
applied on all nodes (on the same release as this PTF) in the
cluster.
However,the entire cluster does not have to be ended to do this.
One
node at a time can be ended, the PTF applied, and the node restarted
to
join the cluster.
Note, you must end Cluster Resource Services on the node, apply the
PTF,and then restart Cluster Resource Services before the fix is
available.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI52665 :
=================================================
On each node in the cluster, end clustering, apply the fix, and then
start clustering. It is not necessary to update all nodes at the
same
time, however, any node without the fix will continue to be a
potential
source of the problem.
Step #1:
In order for this PTF to be fully activated, you must end and
restart
the QHASVR job. You can do this by ending and starting the cluster
node using the commands:
ENDCLUNOD CLUSTER(<cluster-name>) NODE(<node-id>)
STRCLUNOD CLUSTER(<cluster-name>) NODE(<node-id>)
Or, you can end the QHASVR job under QSYSWRK subsystem:
ENDJOB JOB(<job-num>/QHAUSRPRF/QHASVR) OPTION(*IMMED)
where <job-num> is the job number.
Issue the WRKCLU command to restart the QHASVR job.
Step #2:
In order for this PTF to be fully activated, you must restart
the ADMIN2 instance of the *HTTP server. Do this with the
following commands:
ENDTCPSVR SERVER(*IAS) INSTANCE(ADMIN2)
STRTCPSVR SERVER(*IAS) INSTANCE(ADMIN2)
Step #3:
Users must sign off any active sessions which may be using,
PowerHA and sign back on after the PTF has been applied.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUPERSEDED PTF SI51113 :
=================================================
Step #1:
In order for this PTF to be fully activated, you must end the
cluster
and HTTP server. You can do this by ending the cluster node and
server
using the commands:
node using the commands:
ENDCLUNOD CLUSTER(<cluster-name>) NODE(<node-id>)
ENDSBS SBS(QHTTPSVR) OPTION(*IMMED)
Step #2:
Users must sign off any active sessions which may be using,
PowerHA and sign back on after the PTF has been applied.
Step #3:
Start the server and cluster using the commands:
STRTCPSVR SERVER(*HTTP) HTTPSVR(*ADMIN)
STRCLUNOD CLUSTER(<cluster-name>) NODE(<node-id>)
Default Instructions
THIS IS A DELAYED PTF TO BE APPLIED AT IPL TIME.
Supersedes
PTF/FIX NO(S). APAR TITLE LINE
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SI71553 Allow valid IP addresses ending in 255 to be used in the IBM
SI71093 OSP-OTHER-F/QYASPVARY-T/QYASPACT-MSGCPFB8E5 IASP VARY ON FAI
SI70370 OSP-OTHER-F/QHACMN-RC1-MSGCPDBB01 MSGCPDBB01 ENCOUNTERED DUR
SI70170 Potential security issue
SI70102 HASM-HA-F/CSTADCHGS-T/CSTADCHGS-MSGCPF1059 QAUDLVL SET WITH
SI69959 OSP-OTHER-F/QP0LCCFN-T/QYASPVRYPD-MSGCPFA0A9 DSPASPSTS IASP
SI69959 OSP-INCORROUT Display date Julian *JUL date format in DSPASP
SI69959 OSP-INCORROUT DSPASPSTS does not refresh vary job failed mes
SI69959 OSP-Force DSPASPSTS flight recorder data to DASD to protect
SI69687 OSP-OTHER-MSGCPF3C74 MSGCPF3C74 ENCOUNTERED DURING WRKCADMRE
SI69297 OSP-MSGCPFBB60 CHGCRGPRI may fail
SI69297 OSP-INCORROUT CHGCRGPRI may fail with hyperswap and global m
SI68930 OSP-OTHER-MSGCPDAA02 ADDCADMRE RESULTS IN INCONSISTENT MRE.
SI68594 OSP-OTHER-UNPRED CLUSTER MONITOR DOES NOT PREVENT PARTITION
SI68527 OSP-MSGCPF115A MSGCPF115A INTERMITTENT ERROR INDICATING IASP
SI68527 OSP-INCORROUT add IASP vary on step SRC message "Library Val
SI68246 MSGCPDB1B9 SWITCHOVER, FAILOVER, OR FLASHCOPY IASP VARYON FA
SI68037 OSP NO ROWS RETURNED FOR SELECT OF ASP_VARY_INFO VIEW.
SI68033 OSP-OTHER-INCORROUT CLUSTER ADMINISTRATIVE DOMAIN SHOWS CONS
SI67930 OSP-INCORROUT RMVCLUNODE or DLTCLU may hang
SI67785 OSP-OTHER-F/QHACMN-MSGCPFBB60 CHGCRGPRI IN A LUN SWITCH PLUS
SI67785 OSP-OTHER-F/QCSTCMN-T/QCSTCMN-MSGMCH3601 QCSTCTL EXPERIENCES
SI67646 OSP-OTHER-MSGCPF2640 MSGCPF2640 MAY OCCUR DURING VARY OFF OF
SI67646 OSP-SQL Pending work IASP FAILED not marking secondary IASP
SI67645 OSP-OTHER Infrastructure enablement for hyperswap switching
SI67609 MSGCPFBB93 STRCLUNOD may hang if Option 41 license not valid
SI67484 OSP-OTHER Base infrastructure updates for HyperSwap status
SI67425 OSP-MCH3601 in QYASPACT when doing RCLSTG SELECT(*DBXREF)
SI66969 OSP-OTHER-WAIT STRCAD MAY HANG DUE TO AN INTERNAL LOCK CONDI
SI66963 OSP-incorrectly marking a cancelled vary as FAILED
SI66595 HASM-F/QMHSNDPM-T/QCSTCMN-MSGCPF2499 ADDCADMRE FOR *AUTL FAI
SI66595 OSP-INCORROUT Admin domain losing MRE attribute values
SI66315 OSP-OTHER-F/QYASPPG1-T/QYASPPG1-MSGMCH3601 MCH3601 WITH VARI
SI66315 OSP-DISK-OTHER-MSGMCH5203 AFTER FLASHCOPY VARY ON OF IASP FA
SI66315 OSP-OTHER-F/QDCVRD-T/QDCWKFST-RC00000002-MSGCPF980A VARY ON
SI65393 OS-DB INTERNAL MAINTENANCE
SI64841 OSP-INCORROUT rare system TI when varying off Geographic Mir
SI64806 OSP-OTHER-INCORROUT GO SAVE 21 DOES NOT SAVE MULTIPLE PRIMAR
SI64369 OSP-INCORROUT vary off CPAB8E6 reply 'C' causes function che
SI64167 HASM-HA-F/RMSLLOCKCHECK-T/QYASPDDDTA-MSGMCH2601 RETRIEVING D
SI63655 OSP-OTHER-THREADS-F/AUUSERPROFILE-T/QLICSLIB- RCFUNCTIONERRO
SI63561 INCORROUT-DSPASPSTS incorrect current time if complete bit n
SI63448 OSP-OTHER-INCORROUT WRKCFGSTS SHOWS IASP AS FAILED, BUT DSPA
SI60534 OSP-INCOROUT DSPASPSTS not properly showing item counts
SI60256 OSP-OTHER-LOOP SYSTEM JOBS WILL NOT END.
SI58908 OSP-DB-OTHER-PERFM VARY ON OF IASP STARTS NUMBER OF QDBSRV J
SI58908 OSP-Use OptimisticReadMutex to allow quicker reads
SI58908 OSP-resolve to QSYS00### library fails with MCH3401 before c
SI58908 OSP-OTHER-MSGMCH3601 IASP VARYON FAILS MCH3601 CPF2777 DAMAG
SI58500 HASM-HA-WAIT CHANGING OR DISPLAYING DEVICE DOMAIN DATA WHILE
SI66578 OSP-OTHER-UNPRED USER PROFILE LOSES JOB ATTRIBUTE IF MORE TH
SI66277 INCORROUT Cluster administrative domain may hang on STRCLUNO
SI65825 HASM-HA-UNPRED STRCLUNOD HANG
SI65825 OSP-OTHER-F/QHACMN-MSGCPDAA01 ADD OF A *USRPRF MRE IN ADMIN
SI64873 HASM-HA-MSGCPI93B2 5770 SP/QCSTADSIMP MOD/CSTADJOINS RC56 IN
SI64108 HASM-HA-F/QCAIFLD-T/QSYUPADOH-MSGCPD221E ADDCADMRE FOR A USE
SI64108 INCORROUT MSGCPF3C74 in WRKCADMRE
SI66222 OSP-OTHER-MSGCPFBB22 PARAMETERS PASSED DURING CHGCLUMON THAT
SI65487 OSP-OTHER-SRCD90027C0-WAIT SYSTEM HANG DURING IPL DUE TO CLU
SI65464 OSP-OTHER-INCORROUT Fixes for internal tools changes
SI65155 INCORROUT Add HMC REST version to logging
SI65095 OSP-OTHER-INCORROUT: Axis.log debug file is not generated
SI65013 INCORROUT QIBM_QCST_STRCLUNOD not unregistered when no regis
SI64812 HASM-HA-F/QCSTCCJOB-T/QCSTCCJOB-MSGCPFBB12 STRCLUNOD RESULTS
SI63823 OSP-OTHER-MSGCPFBBCB ADDCLUMON TYPE(*RESTSVR) CPFBBCB RC7.IN
SI63588 INCORROUT-DSPASPSTS incorrect current time if complete bit n
SI62512 XPF-NF: Cluster monitor based on HMC REST APIs
SI60763 INCORROUT Cluster fixes
SI60758 OSP-MSGTCP2901-PAR-940XBASE STRCLUNOD WITH CCSID 5026 FAILS
SI60242 OSP-INCORROUT Cluster Data Fixes
SI60242 INCORROUT HyperSwap LUN-Level Switch Environment Mistaken fo
SI58528 OSP-INCORROUT Base Function to Enable Future Extensions
SI58490 OSP-OTHER-UNPRED GMIR AFTER FAILOVER SECOND NODE IN THE SAME
SI70275 OSP-OTHER-F/STRINGHIGHUSE4K-T/QCSTADCMN-MSGMCH0601 MSGMCH060
Summary Information
System.............................. i
Models..............................
Release............................. V7R3M0
Licensed Program.................... 5770SS1
APAR Fixed.......................... View details for APAR SE72283
View details for APAR SE72495
View details for APAR SE72279
Superseded by:...................... View fix details for PTF SI82419
Recompile........................... N
Library............................. QSYS
MRI Feature ........................ NONE
Cum Level........................... NONE
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