EZZ8654I

Explanation
 An interface flood condition for the specified
interface has been detected by Intrusion Detection Services (IDS).
 In
the message text: date
The date when the interface flood started.
time 
The time when the interface flood started.
ifcname
The name of the interface experiencing the interface flood condition.
dipaddr
An IP address assigned to the interface.
correlator
The Intrusion Detection Services (IDS) trace correlator.
discardcnt
The number of packets received on the interface that were discarded
or not processed and triggered the interface flood detection.
discardp
The percentage of the total packets received on the interface
that were discarded and triggered the interface flood detection.
lastsip
The source IP address, if available, from the packet being discarded
when the flood condition was detected.
probeid
The unique identifier of the probe that indicated the interface
flood start. See z/OS Communications Server: IP and SNA Codes for a description of the Intrusion Detection
Services probe IDs.
sensorhostname
The fully qualified host name of the IDS sensor.

System action
 Processing continues.

Operator response
 None.

System programmer response
 A possible interface  flood condition
exists for the specified interface. An  IDS Trace of the next 100
discarded inbound packets on the interface will be written if tracing
was requested by the IDS ATTACK FLOOD policy. Reviewing the IDS Trace
data might help determine the cause of the interface  flood. If the
flood continues for more than five minutes, an EZZ8656I message with
additional summary data will be written to syslogd  every five  minutes
until the interface flood condition ends. Reviewing this data might
 also help to determine the cause of the flood.

Module
 EZATRMD

Example
  EZZ8654I TRMD ATTACK Interface flood start:07/16/2010 20:19:43.52,ifcname=OSA123,dipaddr=9.67.120.3,
correlator= 57,discardcnt=372,discardp=23,lastsip=9.67.120.73,probeid=04070010,
sensorhostname=MVS123.tcp.company.com

Procedure name
  WriteLogEntries