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EZZ0147I z/OS Communications Server: IP Messages Volume 4 (EZZ, SNM) SC27-3657-01 |
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EZZ0147I PORT STATEMENT KEYWORD access_ctl1
CONFLICTS WITH CURRENT ACCESS CONTROL OF access_ctl2 ExplanationAn access control keyword was specified on an UNRSV entry on a PORT statement. The specified access control does not match the type of access control for unreserved ports that is in effect because of a previous UNRSV TCP entry on this or a previous PORT statement. Every PORT UNRSV entry for the TCP protocol must specify the same access control option or must use the same access control option as the default value. You cannot specify WHENLISTEN on some entries and WHENBIND on other entries. In the message
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System actionThe PORT statement entry that contains the conflict is ignored. Other entries on the same PORT statement are processed. Profile processing continues. Operator responseContact the system programmer. System programmer responseIf the access control specified on the conflicting UNRSV entry is incorrect, issue a VARY TCPIP,,OBEYFILE command with a profile that contains a new PORT statement with the corrected entry. If the access control specified on the conflicting UNRSV entry is correct, change the access control on all existing PORT UNRSV TCP entries to be correct. Every PORT UNRSV entry for the TCP protocol must specify the same access control option or must use the same access control option as the default value. Perform the following steps to change the active access control for the TCP protocol.
See the DELETE statement and PORT statement in z/OS Communications Server: IP Configuration Reference for more information. User responseNot applicable. Problem determinationNot applicable. Sourcez/OS® Communications Server TCP/IP: Configuration & Initialization Moduleezacfms1.c Routing code10 Descriptor code12 AutomationNot applicable. ExampleAssume
you specify the following PORT statement:
The following message is issued:
The entry on line 7 is ignored, but the entries on lines 6 and 8 are processed. |
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