z/OS Communications Server: IP Messages Volume 2 (EZB, EZD)
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EZD1799I

z/OS Communications Server: IP Messages Volume 2 (EZB, EZD)
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EZD1799I
IKE cannot initiate with local data addresses ipaddress_range for a Security Association traversing a NAT

Explanation

The Internet Key Exchange (IKE) daemon tried to activate a phase 2 Security Association (SA) that will traverse a network address translation (NAT) device, but the identity specified for the local data endpoint in the policy for this SA defined a range of local IP addresses that is to be protected by the SA. When traversing a NAT, the IP address of the local data endpoint must be specified as a single host address.

Additional diagnostic messages that have the same message instance number will be issued to identify the impacted Security Association (SA). The message instance number precedes the message number in the log output and is used to group related messages from the IKE daemon.

In the message text:
ipaddress_range
The IP address range that was specified for the local data endpoint.

System action

The phase 2 SA negotiation fails; IKE daemon processing continues.

Operator response

Contact the system programmer.

System programmer response

Ensure that only single host addresses are specified as data endpoints when traversing a NAT. Notify the administrator of the remote security endpoint and ask the administrator to ensure that only single IPv4 addresses are specified as data endpoints when traversing a NAT.

User response

Not applicable.

Problem determination

None.

Source

z/OS® Communications Server TCP/IP: IKE daemon

Module

oakley_phaseII.cpp

Routing code

11

Descriptor code

7

Automation

This message is output to syslog.

Example

EZD1799I IKE cannot initiate with local data addresses 9.42.130.0/24 for a Security Association 
         traversing a NAT
EZD1799I IKE cannot initiate with local data addresses 9.42.130.0-9.42.130.128 for a Security Association 
         traversing a NAT

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