EZY2638I

Using FTP configuration defaults.
Explanation
 This message is issued by the FTP daemon or by
the FTP client.
 FTP daemon
The FTP daemon could not locate or open an FTP.DATA file or data
set when the FTP daemon was started. The FTP daemon logs this message
to SYSLOG during initialization after it attempts to locate and process
FTP.DATA.
FTP client
The FTP client could not locate or open an FTP.DATA file or data
set when the FTP client was started. The FTP client issues this message
as part of the LOCSTat subcommand response.
The internal defaults for all FTP.DATA configuration
options are being used.
 See the z/OS Communications Server: IP Configuration
Reference about
FTP.DATA configuration options.

System action
 The configurable parameters of the FTP client
or server are set to default values.

Operator response
 No action needed.

System programmer response
 See the z/OS Communications Server: IP Configuration
Reference for
information about configuration options for the FTP.DATA file or data
set. 
 If you want to customize the client or server configuration,
perform one of the following actions: FTP client
 Create an FTP.DATA file or data set. See the Changing
local site defaults using FTP.DATA in z/OS Communications Server: IP User's Guide and
Commands for information about creating an FTP.DATA
file or data set. If an FTP.DATA file or data set  already exists,
error messages issued when the FTP client was started indicate why
the existing FTP.DATA file or data set was not used.
Issue the LOCSIte subcommand to change the configuration for the
current session only. See the LOCSIte subcommand in z/OS Communications Server: IP User's Guide and
Commands for more information.

FTP daemon
 Create an FTP.DATA file or data set. See the Configuring
FTP.DATA in  z/OS Communications Server: IP Configuration
Guide for information about creating FTP.DATA.
If an FTP.DATA file or data set already exists, check SYSLOGD for
error messages from the FTP daemon indicating why the existing FTP.DATA
file or data set was not used.
Send a SITE command to the server after logging in to change the
configuration for the current session only. See the SIte
subcommand in z/OS Communications Server: IP User's Guide and
Commands for information about configuring the FTP
server with the SIte subcommand and SITE command.
Issue a MODIFY command from the console to change the configuration
for subsequent sessions only. The modified configuration is lost when
you stop the FTP daemon. See the MODIFY command:
FTP in z/OS Communications Server: IP System Administrator's
Commands for information about the MODIFY command.

Module
 EZAFTPEP