A non-XCF connector is connected to a XES list structure that is defined to XCF for signalling. The name of the connector and the system from which it did the connect is identified. A structure used by XCF for signalling should be dedicated exclusively to XCF in order to ensure correct operation of the signalling service.
If the structure appears to be in use for signalling already, processing continues. If the structure does not appear to be in use for signalling, XCF disconnects from the structure.
If XCF is not supposed to use the structure for signalling, enter a SETXCF STOP path command (for each direction that applies) to prevent XCF from attempting to use the structure and thereby interfere with the use of the structure by the other connector(s).
If XCF is supposed to use the structure for signalling, consult the system programmer to determine whether this connector is a legitimate user of the structure. Usually steps should be taken immediately to force the indicated connector(s) to disconnect from the structure. If not, the XCF signalling service may fail in a variety of ways due to interference from the non-XCF connector.
Do not allow non-XCF connectors to connect to a structure that is to be used for signalling. Simply being connected to the structure can prevent the XCF signalling service from operating as intended.
Cross System Coupling Facility (SCXCF)
IXCT1SEX
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