Application Transparent Transport Layer Security (AT-TLS) called System SSL to perform the specified action on the specified function or parameter. The message creation time and owning TCP/IP job name of the process creating the message are included in the syslog trace prior to the message ID. This message has a syslog priority of DEBUG and is written to the syslog when AT-TLS trace option FLOW (16) is specified. Flow messages might follow the Start message and precede Event messages, depending on the trace options chosen.

gid is a hexadecimal value that uniquely identifies the AT-TLS group supporting the connection or SSL environment.

eid is a hexadecimal value that uniquely identifies the AT-TLS environment supporting the connection. Multiple AT-TLS environments might be represented by a single master System SSL secure environment. If the eid is 00000000, the event does not apply to a specific environment.

cid is a hexadecimal value that uniquely identifies this TCP connection for the life of the connection. A previously issued message EZD1281I provides additional information about the connection. If the cid is 00000000, the event does not apply to a specific connection.

rcode is a System SSL or AT-TLS return code. A value other than zero indicates why the event failed. rcode values under 5000 are generated by System SSL and are defined in z/OS Cryptographic Services System SSL Programming. rcode values over 5000 are generated by AT-TLS and are defined in Diagnosing AT-TLS problems in z/OS Communications Server: IP Diagnosis Guide.

func_or_parm is the name and enumeration value of the System SSL function that was called or the System SSL parameter whose value was set or retrieved. See z/OS Cryptographic Services System SSL Programming for more information about System SSL functions and parameters.