IST165I

Explanation
 VTAM® issues
this message when a value other than 1 has been defined as the element
address for CDRM cdrmname. Every VTAM cross-domain resource manager (CDRM) must
have an element address of 1 in its own network.

System action
 VTAM gives
the definition of cdrmname a network address with
an element address of 1. All other hosts that processed this CDRM
statement have the CDRM defined with an element value other than 1.
Thus, other domains cannot communicate through cdrmname with
this domain.  This applies only to CDRMs in the same network. 

Operator response
 Save the system log and print the CDRM definition
for problem determination.

System programmer response
 The CDRM is now defined as a CDRM
in this domain. If you want to change cdrmname to
a non-VTAM domain, deactivate the major node in which cdrmname is
defined and change the cdrmname definition in the
definition library. 
 After changing the cdrmname definition,
use an operating system utility program to delete a member of a partitioned
data set. Then reactivate the major node in which cdrmname is
defined.   Notes: If cdrmname was meant to define this host’s
CDRM, then change the element address to 1 in the definition of cdrmname.
If cdrmname was meant to define another host’s
CDRM, then change the subarea address to something other than this VTAM’s HOSTSA start option.

Routing code
 2

Descriptor code
 5 