EZZ6205I

Explanation
 The SNMP agent, osnmpd, could not determine the
jobname for the TCP/IP stack that it is to associate itself with.
A default value of 'INET' will be used for TCPIPjobname.

System action
 SNMP agent continues.

Operator response
 None.

System programmer response
 In an INET environment, no action
is necessary. In a CINET environment, for the SNMP agent to communicate
with a particular stack, the TCPIPjobname should be set in the appropriate
resolver configuration file or data set. See the z/OS Communications Server: IP Configuration
Guide for information about file search order.
 An
SNMP agent must be associated with a single TCP/IP instance because
a portion of the MIB objects supported by a TCP/IP instance are actually
implemented in the agent.

Module
 EZASNAA3.C

Procedure name
  main