IST1990I

netid.sluname

Explanation
 This message is the first in a group of messages
that VTAM® issues in response
 to a DISPLAY AUTOLOG command when outstanding AUTOLOGON requests
exist. The  complete description of the message group follows the
example.     IST350I DISPLAY TYPE = AUTOLOG  
 IST1990I PENDING AUTOLOGON REQUESTS FOR: 
[IST1991I pluname - WAITING FOR PLU NOTIFICATION]  
[IST1992I pluname - WAITING FOR AUTOTI TIMER] 
[IST1993I pluname - WAITING FOR CDRM ACTIVATION] 
[IST1994I pluname - WAITING FOR CDRM OR CPCP ACTIVATION] 
[IST1995I pluname - WAITING FOR AUTOCAP NODE ACTIVATION] 
[IST1996I       OR AUTOTI TIMER] 
[IST1998I pluname - WAITING FOR AUTOTI/AUTORTRY START OPTION] 
[IST1999I       MODIFICATION OR SLU REACTIVATION] 
[IST2100I pluname - NORMALLY LOGGED OFF LUS] 
[IST1997I     sluname             sluname             sluname] 
⋮
[IST1315I DISPLAY TRUNCATED AT MAX = number]  
 IST314I END   

 IST350I  This message identifies the type of information shown in the
display.  For this message group the display type is always AUTOLOG.

 IST1315I  VTAM issues this message
when the number of resources to be displayed  exceeds the value specified
on the MAX operand.  
number is the value specified for the MAX
operand. 

 IST1990I    This message is the header message for information displayed
in the AUTOLOG  messages IST1991I- IST1998I and IST2100I.  Only one
IST1991I, IST1992I, IST1993I, IST1994I,  IST1995I, IST1998I, or IST2100I
will be issued for each controlling application  displayed.   

 IST1991I   This message is issued when the pending AUTOLOGON requests for
this controlling  application are waiting for notification that the
controlling application is  now available for sessions.
pluname is the name of the controlling application
for which there are pending  AUTOLOGON requests. pluname is in the
form of netid.pluname.
 If a pending AUTOLOGON request was created using the network-qualified
name of  the controlling application, then pluname will
be shown as a network qualified  (real) name in the form netid.pluname.
 If the pending AUTOLOGON request was  created using the name of the
controlling application that is not a  network-qualified (alias) name,
then only the unqualified name will be shown in  the form pluname.

 IST1992I  This message is issued when the pending AUTOLOGON requests for
this controlling  application  will be redriven when the timer set
by the AUTOTI start option has  expired.  See the z/OS Communications Server: SNA Resource Definition
Reference for the start option description.
pluname is the name of the controlling application
for which there are pending  AUTOLOGON requests. pluname is in the
form of netid.pluname.
If a pending AUTOLOGON request was created using the network-qualified
name of  the controlling application, then pluname will
be shown as a network qualified  (real) name in the form netid.pluname.
 If the pending AUTOLOGON request was  created using the name of the
controlling application that is not a  network-qualified (alias) name,
then only the unqualified name will be shown in  the form pluname. 

 IST1993I  This message is issued when the pending AUTOLOGON requests for
this controlling  application  will be redriven when a new adjacent
CDRM is activated.  IST1996I  might also be issued as a continuation
of IST1993I.
pluname is the name of the controlling application
for which there are pending  AUTOLOGON requests. pluname is in the
form of netid.pluname.
If a pending AUTOLOGON request was created using the network-qualified
name of  the controlling application, then pluname will
be shown as a network qualified  (real) name in the form netid.pluname.
 If the pending AUTOLOGON request was  created using the name of the
controlling application that is not a  network-qualified (alias) name,
then only the unqualified name will be shown in  the form pluname. 

 IST1994I  This message is issued when the pending AUTOLOGON requests for
this controlling  application  will be redriven  when a new adjacent
CDRM  or  a new CP-CP  session is activated.  IST1996I might also
be issued as a continuation of  IST1994I.
pluname is the name of the controlling application
for which there are pending  AUTOLOGON requests. pluname is in the
form of netid.pluname.
If a pending AUTOLOGON request was created using the network-qualified
name of  the controlling application, then pluname will
be shown as a network qualified  (real) name in the form netid.pluname.
 If the pending AUTOLOGON request was  created using the name of the
controlling application that is not a  network-qualified (alias) name,
then only the unqualified name will be shown in  the form pluname.

 IST1995I  This message is issued when the pending AUTOLOGON requests for
this controlling  application  will be redriven when a new adjacent
CDRM is activated or when a  new CP-CP session is activated to an
adjacent APPN node  which supports  automatic LOGON.  See the AUTORTRY
start option in the z/OS Communications Server: SNA Resource Definition
Reference for the start option description.   IST1996I
might also be issued as a continuation of IST1995I.
pluname is the name of the controlling application
for which there are pending  AUTOLOGON requests. pluname is in the
form of netid.pluname.
 If a pending AUTOLOGON request was created using the network-qualified
name of  the controlling application, then pluname will
be shown as a network qualified  (real) name in the form netid.pluname.
 If the pending AUTOLOGON request was  created using the name of the
controlling application that is not a  network-qualified (alias) name,
then only the unqualified name will be shown in  the form pluname.

 IST1996I  This message is a continuation  of IST1993I, IST1994I, or IST1995I
when the  pending AUTOLOGON requests for the controlling application
identified by the  previous message will also be redriven when the
timer set by the AUTOTI start  option has expired.  See the z/OS Communications Server: SNA Resource Definition
Reference for the start option description.  

 IST1997I  This message is issued when SCOPE=ALL is specified. IST1997I
is repeated until all logical units are displayed or until the DSLPYMAX
start option, DSPLYDEF start option, or MAX operand value on the DISPLAY
AUTOLOG command has been reached.  See the z/OS Communications Server: SNA Resource Definition
Reference for start option  descriptions.
When IST1997I is preceded by either IST1991I, IST1992I, IST1993I,
IST1994I, IST1995I, or IST1998I, then sluname is
the name of the logical unit that has a pending AUTOLOGON request
for the controlling application identified in the previous message. sluname is
in the form netid.sluname.
When IST1997I is preceded by IST2100I, then sluname is
the name of a logical unit that had performed a normal termination
to the controlling application identified in message IST2100I. sluname is
in the form netid.sluname.

 IST1998I  This message is issued when a pending AUTOLOGON request exists
for this  controlling application that is not waiting for PLU notification.
 The AUTOTI  and AUTORTRY start options are set to values which will
not cause this request  to be redriven.    See the z/OS Communications Server: SNA Resource Definition
Reference for the start option descriptions.  Message
IST1999I will always be  issued as a continuation of this message.

pluname is the name of the controlling application
for which there are  pending AUTOLOGON requests. pluname is in the
form of netid.pluname.
If a pending AUTOLOGON request was created using the network-qualified
name of  the controlling application, then pluname will
be shown as a network qualified  (real) name in the form netid.pluname.
 If the pending AUTOLOGON request was  created using the name of the
controlling application that is not a  network-qualified (alias) name,
then only the unqualified name will be shown in  the form pluname.

 IST1999I  This message is a continuation of the text in message IST1998I.

 IST2100I  This message is included when there are LUs that have normally
terminated their controlling application session with the named PLU.
The controlling session can be initiated by the VARY ACT,ID=luname or
VARY AUTOLOG operator commands. See z/OS Communications Server: SNA Operation for more information. The names of the LUs
in this state will be listed in the IST1997I messages immediately
following the IST2100I message when SCOPE=ALL is included on the DISPLAY
AUTOLOG command. See the information about the  automatic
logon in z/OS Communications Server: SNA Operation for information on how to establish a controlling
application session.
pluname is the name of the controlling application
that has LUs that  terminated their controlling session.  pluname is
in the form of netid.pluname.    

System action
 Processing continues.

Operator response
 For messages IST1998I and IST1999I you can
take the following actions to redrive a session attempt to the controlling
application.   Issue a Modify VTAMOPTS command to change the AUTOTI to a nonzero
value.  
Use the following sequence of procedures to drive a session attempt
to the controlling application: Issue the Display AUTOLOG command with SCOPE= ALL to obtain a
list of SLU names.
Use the SLU names contained in the IST1997I messages from the
display command to issue VARY ACT,ID=sluname command
for each SLU name.

Issue a VARY AUTOLOG,ID=pluname to the PLU
name displayed in messages IST1998I or IST1999I.

 For message IST2100I, you can take the following actions
to redrive a session attempt to the controlling application. Use the following sequence of procedures to drive a session attempt
to the controlling application: Issue a DISPLAY AUTOLOG command with SCOPE=ALL to obtain a list
of SLU names.
Use the SLU names contained in the IST1997I messages from the
display command to issue a VARY ACT,ID=sluname command
for each SLU name.

Issue a VARY AUTOLOG,ID=pluname command to
the PLU name displayed in message IST2100I.

System programmer response
 For messages IST1998I and IST1999I,
update the AUTORTRY or AUTOTI start option  in the VTAM start list (ATCSTRxx)
to a value which will drive pending AUTOLOGON  requests. See the z/OS Communications Server: SNA Resource Definition
Reference for the Start Options description. 
 Otherwise
no action is required.

Routing code
 2

Descriptor code
 5