On Sat, 5 May 2012 11:28:09 -0500, Vince Getgood <[email protected]> wrote:
>Hi all,
>The site I'm on is replacing GRS with CA-MIM.
>
>This is mainly 'cos they don't have a 'PLEX, but do have two closely coupled
>LPARS on different CECS.
>Both of those CECS will be moving to different remote sites, and connectivity
>will be over FCTC's.
>From what I know, GRS will only "talk" over a FCTC using XRC, and they can't
>use that. 'cos they don't have a 'PLEX.
>
>We've defined all new FCTC's (Exxx and Fxxx unit / CU addresses), and have
>defined all LPARS to talk to each other both on the existing CECs and the new
>CECs.
>
>CA-MIM provides a procedure for testing the CTC "paths" before going live,
>PROCCTC (We have called ours MIICTC)
>
>To run this, you are supposed to start the proc, and pass it the CTC unit
>address, i.e. S PROCCTC,/E700 (or in our case S MIICTC,/E700 - you need the /
>for a 4 digit unit address)
>
>However, when we start our proc, it fails: -
>
>S MIICTC,/E700
>/£HASP100 MIICTC ON STCINRDR
> IEF695I START MIICTC WITH JOBNAME MIICTC IS ASSIGNED TO USER STC
> , GROUP PROD
>/£HASP373 MIICTC STARTED
>/ACF9CCCD USERID STC IS ASSIGNED TO THIS JOB - MIICTC
>/IEF403I MIICTC - STARTED - TIME=08.34.14
> - --TIMINGS (MINS.)--
> ----PAGING COUNTS---
> -JOBNAME STEPNAME PROCSTEP RC EXCP CONN TCB SRB CLOCK
> SERV PG PAGE SWAP VIO SWAPS
> -MIICTC IEFPROC FLUSH 0 0 ****** .00 .0
> 0 0 0 0 0 0
>/IEF453I MIICTC - JOB FAILED - JCL ERROR - TIME=08.34.14
> -MIICTC ENDED. NAME- TOTAL TCB CPU TIME= .00
> TOTAL ELAPSED TIME= .0
>/£HASP395 MIICTC ENDED
>IEE132I START COMMAND DEVICE ALLOCATION ERROR
>
>The JCL is good, and the unit address correct.
>
>We know that SMS was getting in the mix previously, 'cos they EXCLUDE a bunch
>of devices / unit addresses in their "valid dasd", but they changed the ACS
>routines to exclude E* and F* devices: -
>
>FILTLIST &VALID_DASD EXCLUDE('3590-1',
> 64%,92%,B4%,1F%,06%,4A%,E*,F*,
>
>And have put them live. (Don't ask why they do this, I don't know!)
>
>I ran a SMS test case against the ACTIVE SMS CDS on all three LPARs,
>specifying an Exxx and a Fxxx unit address, and now they do NOT have a storage
>class assigned, whereas they were getting one assigned previously.
>
>However, the proc still fails.
>
>CA-MIM is critical to the CEC move project (of course). I have CA looking at
>it, but can anyone else shed some light on what might be happening here?
>
>TIA.
I never new that procedure existed. I just tested it in my 2 system sandbox
sysplex by
shutting down MIA. I have MII and MIA as separate STCs. RACF still has
"MIM" defined
back from the days where we ran MIA/MII in the same address space, so I used
"MIM" as
the proc name and copied the sample into my proclib as "MIM".
It works as designed.
Here are my MIA CTC definitions I tested with (LPAR names changed in example):
CTCPATH FROMSYSTEM=SYSX ADDRESS=(226A,326B) TOSYSTEM=SYSY
CTCPATH FROMSYSTEM=SYSY ADDRESS=(216A,316B) TOSYSTEM=SYSX
Startup on SYSX via SDSF: /RO SYSX,S MIM,/226A
IEF403I MIM - STARTED - TIME=15.25.48
*CTC0109I 226A - initiating handshake
Startup on SYSY via SDSF: /RO SYSY,S MIM,/216A
IEF403I MIM - STARTED - TIME=15.27.12
*CTC0109I 216A - initiating handshake
CTC0107I CTCPROOF 267
DEVN SYSNAME SMF ID SYSTEM LEVEL
LOCAL 216A SYSY SYSY SP7.1.1 HBB7760
REMOTE 226A SYSX SYSX SP7.1.3 HBB7780
CTC0107I CTCPROOF 802
DEVN SYSNAME SMF ID SYSTEM LEVEL
LOCAL 226A SYSX SYSX SP7.1.3 HBB7780
REMOTE 216A SYSY SYSY SP7.1.1 HBB7760
At that point the handshake completes and the task ends on both LPARs.
Are you sure you are using the correct addresses on each LPAR you are trying
to test with. Does a "D U,,,cuua" show them as online?
Regards,
Mark
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