EZD1170E

not

Explanation
 TCP/IP was not able to satisfy a request for storage. 
 tcpstackname is
the name of the TCP/IP stack. 
 storagetype is
the type of storage that was unavailable. The value for storagetype is
either private or ECSA  (Extended Common Storage Area)

System action
 TCP/IP continues.    If the GLOBALCONFIG  SYSPLEXMONITOR  RECOVERY option is active
and this stack is not the only member of the TCP/IP sysplex  group,
the following RECOVERY actions will occur: This stack will leave the TCP/IP sysplex group.  
This stack will no longer participate in sysplex distribution
(as a distributor or target) or act as an owner or a backup for DVIPAs.
All DVIPAs defined on this stack will be deactivated; however, the
DVIPA definitions will be saved. 
When the stack leaves the TCP/IP sysplex group, this operator
message will be deleted.

If the GLOBALCONFIG  SYSPLEXMONITOR  NORECOVERY option is active,
no action will be taken.

 See the information about sysplex
problem detection and recovery in z/OS Communications Server: IP Configuration
Guide for more information. See the information
about the GLOBALCONFIG statement
in z/OS Communications Server: IP Configuration
Reference for the definitions of the SYSPLEXMONITOR
parameters.

Operator response
 Save the TCP/IP profile and system log. 
If a dump was not created, then take a  dump of the TCP/IP address
space and dataspaces.
 If NORECOVERY is active, no further actions
are needed.
 If RECOVERY is active, then even if the GLOBALCONFIG
SYSPLEXMONITOR AUTOREJOIN option is active, the stack will not automatically
rejoin the TCP/IP sysplex group, due to the severity of the problem
encountered. Message EZZ9676E will be displayed if the TCP/IP stack
successfully deactivates all DVIPAs and leaves the TCP/IP sysplex
group.  After this message is displayed, issuing the VARY TCPIP,,SYSPLEX,JOINGROUP
command will cause the DVIPA definitions to be processed, and the
stack to rejoin the TCP/IP sysplex group.

System programmer response
 Use the display TCP/IP storage command
D TCPIP,,STOR to determine the  current status of TCP/IP private and
ECSA storage.  See  z/OS Communications Server: IP System Administrator's
Commands for more information about the D TCPIP,,STOR
command.
 For ECSA storage exhaustion, determine which jobs
or address  spaces are using an excessive amount of storage. To determine
the users of ECSA  storage, enable common storage tracking.  See 
the z/OS MVS Initialization and Tuning Guide for information about requesting common storage
tracking.  Use the VERBEXIT VSMDATA OWNCOMM SUMMARY command to determine
how  much storage is used by each job.  See  the  z/OS MVS Diagnosis: Tools and Service Aids for information about the IPCS VERBEXIT VSMDATA
command.  
 If the storage problem cannot be corrected, contact IBM® software support services with
all supporting documentation.
 If the storage problem can be
corrected:   If RECOVERY is active, then issue the VARY TCPIP,,SYSPLEX,JOINGROUP
command to cause the DVIPA definitions to be processed, and the stack
to rejoin the TCP/IP sysplex group.

Module
 EZBXFPDC

Procedure name
  EZBXFPDC