Messages V4.60

VIRTEL Messages Guide

Version : 4.60

Release Date : 11th October 2020. Publication Date : 25/11/2020

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Virtel Messages

Virtel user messages

ERRM121 - ERRM127

Note

These messages may be displayed in the user’s browser window following an unsuccessful upload of an HTML page, script, or other element to VIRTEL.

ERRM121 -UPLOAD NOT AUTHORIZED

Module: VIR0U12
Meaning: The user is not authorized to upload a page to the specified directory.
Action: Ensure that the directory is defined to VIRTEL (see “Directory Management” in the VIRTEL Web Access Guide). Ensure that the “Copy Up”, “Copy Down”, and “Delete” flags are all set in the directory definition. If using VIRTEL internal security or an external security product, ensure that you have authorization to the resource name which is the same as the VIRTEL directory name.

ERRM122 - ERROR IN VIRTEL HEADER COMMENT

Module: VIR0U12
Meaning: There is a syntax error in the definition of the VIRTEL tag delimiters in the page being uploaded. The format of the definition should be

<!--VIRTEL start="{{{" end="}}}" -->

Action: Refer to the section “Defining the Tag Delimiters” in the VIRTEL Web Access Guide. Correct the definition and upload the page again.

ERRM124 - INVALID FIELD

Module: VIR0U12
Meaning: There is a syntax error in a VIRTEL tag in the page being uploaded.
Action: Refer to the section “Creating HTML and XML template pages” in the VIRTEL Web Access Guide. Correct the definition and upload the page again.

ERRM125 - INTERNAL ERROR

Module: VIR0U12
Meaning: An unexpected error occurred while uploading a page.
Action: Use the VIRTEL SNAP command to take a snapshot of the internal trace table. Contact technical support.

ERRM126 - OPEN ERROR

Module: VIR0U12
Meaning: An error occurred while attempting to open the directory for a page upload.
Action: Check the directory definition in VIRTEL (see “Directory Management” in the VIRTEL Web Access Guide). Ensure that the DDNAME it refers to is defined in the UFILEn parameter of the VIRTCT and in the VIRTEL started task JCL, and that the file exists and can be opened. Check the console log for any VSAM error messages. Ensure that the “Copy Up”, “Copy Down”, and “Delete” flags are all set in the VIRTEL directory definition. For a newly-defined VSAM cluster, ensure that the file has been loaded with an $$$$IWS.WORKREC record using the installation job VIR4INST.

ERRM127 - WRITE ERROR

Module: VIR0U12
Meaning: An error occurred while writing into the directory during a page upload.
Action: Check the console log for any VSAM error messages. Use the VIRTEL SNAP command to take a snapshot of the internal trace table. Contact technical support.

User Interface Messages

Note

These messages may be displayed in the message area of the user’s terminal when logged on to VIRTEL.

0 CONNECTION IN PROGRESS…

Module: VIR0015, VIR0021A, VIR0021R, VIR0025, VIR0025T
Meaning: VIRTEL is attempting to connect your terminal to the requested host application.
Action: Wait for the response from the host application.

1 DATA ENTERED IS INVALID FOR THIS SCREEN

Module VIR0021, VIR0021A, VIR0021R Meaning The option selected is invalid for this screen. Action Choose one of the options displayed on the screen.

2 ERROR CONNECTING TO APPLICATION

Module: VIR0015, VIR0021H
Meaning: VIRTEL was unable to connect your terminal to the requested host application.
Action: Look for messages on the system console to find the reason for the error.

3 APPLICATION HAS DISABLED THE SESSION

Module: VIR0015
Meaning: The host application cannot accept the connection from your terminal.
Action: Look for messages on the system console to find the reason for the error.

4 UNKNOWN TERMINAL

This message is no longer issued.

5 NO SAVED SCREEN FOR THIS SESSION

Module: VIR0022, VIR0022O
Meaning: The user requested VIRTEL to redisplay a previously saved screen image, but no screen image has yet been saved for this terminal session.
Action: None.

8 INSUFFICIENT MEMORY

Module: VIR0043, VIR0043H
Meaning: There is insufficient storage to process the application.
Action: Increase VIRTEL region size.

9 USER NAME UNKNOWN

Module: VIR0010
Meaning: Signon was rejected because the security subsystem does not recognize the userid you entered.
Action: Sign on again with a valid userid.

10 INCORRECT PASSWORD

Module: VIR0010, VIR0021H
Meaning: Signon was rejected because you did not supply a password, or the password is incorrect.
Action: Sign on again with the correct password.

11 PASSWORD HAS EXPIRED

Module: VIR0010
Meaning: Signon was rejected by the security subsystem because your password has expired.
Action: Sign on again specifying your expired password in the “your Password” field, and a password of your choice in the “NEW PASSWORD” field.

12 NEW PASSWORD IS INVALID

Module: VIR0010
Meaning: Signon was unsuccessful because the security subsystem rejected your new password.
Action: Contact your security administrator to discover the rules for new passwords. Sign on again specifying a valid password in the “NEW PASSWORD” field.

13 SIGNON IS SUSPENDED

Module: VIR0010
Meaning: Signon was unsuccessful because your userid has been suspended or revoked by the security subsystem.
Action: Contact your security administrator to reinstate your userid.

14 USER NOT AUTHORISED TO USE TERMINAL

Module: VIR0010
Meaning: Signon was unsuccessful because the security subsystem does not allow your userid to log on to this terminal.
Action: Choose a terminal which you are authorized to use.

15 USER NOT AUTHORISED TO USE APPLICATION

Module: VIR0010
Meaning: Signon was unsuccessful because the security subsystem does not allow your userid to log on to this application.
Action: Ask your security administrator to authorize you to log on to the VIRTEL application.

16 ERROR DURING SIGN-ON PROCESSING

Module: VIR0010
Meaning: The security subsystem rejected the signon for an unknown reason.
Action: Contact technical support. Look for messages in the system log which might indicate the reason for the failure.

17 TRANSACTION ABEND

Module: VIR0010
Meaning: A VIRTEL subapplication program has abended.
Action: Look at the VIRTEL system log to detemine the cause of the error.

18 ENTER YOUR USERID AND PASSWORD

Module: VIR0010
Meaning: The signon module is requesting your userid and password.
Action: Enter your userid and password at the signon screen.

19 SIGN ON CANCELED AND SESSION ENDED

Module: VIR0010, VIR0020, VIR0020A, VIR0020L, VIR0020M, VIR0020P
Meaning: You pressed PA2 at the signon screen to cancel signon.
Action: VIRTEL signs off and ends the session.

20 UNEXPECTED CHOICE

Module: VIR0014, VIR0034
Meaning: The service requested is not available from this screen.
Action: Choose one of the services displayed on the screen.

21 NO MORE PAGES AT THIS LEVEL

Module: VIR0014, VIR0034
Meaning: There are no more pages at this level of the videotex page hierarchy.
Action: None.

22 THIS SERVICE IS ACCESS RESTRICTED

Module: VIR0014, VIR0034
Meaning: You must be signed on to access this service.
Action: Sign on with a userid authorized to access the requested service.

23 YOU ARE NOT AUTHORISED TO ACCESS THIS SERVICE

Module: VIR0014, VIR0034
Meaning: Your userid is not authorized to access the requested service.
Action: Request the security administrator to authorize your userid to access the requested service. See the Security chapter in the Virtel user guide for more information on protecting Virtel resources and services.

24 SERVICE BRIEFLY INTERRUPTED

Module: VIR0014, VIR0034
Meaning: The service is temporarily unavailable.
Action: Wait for the service to become available.

25 NO PAGES / GUIDE AVAILABLE

Module: VIR0014, VIR0034
Meaning: You pressed the GUIDE key but there is no guide page associated with this screen.
Action: None.

26 THE REQUESTED SERVICE IS UNKNOWN

Module: VIR0014, VIR0034
Meaning: The service requested is not in the index.
Action: None.

27 PF KEY SELECTED IS INVALID FOR THIS SCREEN

Module: VIR0014, VIR0034, VIR0020, VIR0020A, VIR0020L, VIR0020M, VIR0020P, VIR0022A, VIR0025
Meaning: The PF key selected is invalid for this screen.
Action: Press one of the PF keys displayed on the screen.

28 USER ID IS SUSPENDED

Module: VIR0020, VIR0020A, VIR0020L, VIR0020M, VIR0020P
Meaning: Your userid has been suspended.
Action: Ask your security administrator to reinstate your access.

30 TERMINAL NAME UNKNOWN

Module: VIR0022, VIR0022O
Meaning: You have requested the display of a terminal which does not exist.
Action: None.

31 YOU ARE ON THE FIRST PAGE

Module: Various
Meaning: You tried to scroll back to the previous page of data but you are already on the first page.
Action: None.

32 YOU ARE ON THE LAST PAGE

Module: Various
Meaning: You tried to scroll forward to the next page of data but you are already on the last page.
Action: None.

33 YOU ARE NOT AUTHORISED TO USE THIS APPLICATION

Module: VIR0021, VIR0021A, VIR0022, VIR0022O, VIR0041A, VIR0043, VIR0043H
Meaning: You requested a VIRTEL subapplication but either you do not have the necessary authorization, or the subapplication has not been enabled in the VIRTCT. When this message is issued by VIR0043 or VIR0043H, it indicates that the VIRTEL directory does not permit the requested operation (upload, download, or delete).
Action: Ask your security administrator to grant you authorization to the requested subapplication. Refer to the VIRTEL Connectivity Guide for details of the authorization mechanism for subapplications. The availability of certain subapplications is governed by the ARBO, RESO, HTVSAM, VIRSECU parameters of the VIRTCT, documented in the VIRTEL Installation Guide. Refer to “Directory Management” in the VIRTEL Web Access Guide for details of VIRTEL directory permissions. Also, see the Security chapter in the Virtel user guide for more information on protecting Virtel resources and services.

34 UPDATE OK

Module: VIR0023, VIR0026, VIR0031, VIR0041, VIR0041A, VIR0042, VIR0044, VIR0045, VIR0046, VIR0047, VIR1001, VIR1002
Meaning: The updated definition has been successfully stored in the VIRARBO file.
Action: None.

35 CREATION OK

Module: VIR0023, VIR0026, VIR0031, VIR0041, VIR0041A, VIR0042, VIR0044, VIR0045, VIR0046, VIR0047, VIR1001, VIR1002
Meaning: The new definition has been successfully added to the VIRARBO file.
Action: None.

36 DELETE OK

Module: VIR0023, VIR0026, VIR0031, VIR0033, VIR0041, VIR0041A, VIR0042, VIR0043, VIR0043H, VIR0044, VIR0045, VIR0046, VIR0047, VIR0052, VIR1001, VIR1002
Meaning: The selected definition has been successfully deleted from the VIRARBO file.
Action: None.

37 RECORD ALREADY EXISTS

Module: VIR0023, VIR0026, VIR0031, VIR0041, VIR0041A, VIR0042, VIR0044, VIR0045, VIR0046, VIR0047, VIR1001, VIR1002, VIR1005
Meaning: The new definition cannot be added because a record with the same identifier already exists in the VIRARBO file.
Action: Either choose a new identifier, or select the existing record and update it.

38 RECORD DOES NOT EXIST

Module: VIR0023, VIR0026, VIR0031, VIR0041, VIR0041A, VIR0042, VIR0043, VIR0044, VIR0045, VIR0046, VIR0047, VIR0052, VIR1001, VIR1002, VIR1003, VIR1004, VIR1005, VIR1006
Meaning: The selected definition cannot be deleted from the VIRARBO file because it no longer exists.
Action: None.

39 INVALID CURSOR POSITION

Module: VIR0023, VIR0026, VIR0031, VIR0041, VIR0041A, VIR0042, VIR0043, VIR0043H, VIR0044, VIR0045, VIR0046, VIR0047, VIR1003, VIR1004, VIR1006
Meaning: You pressed the “delete” function key (F2) but the cursor was not pointing to a configuration record.
Action: Move the cursor to the record to be deleted.

40 CONFIRM DELETE

Module: VIR0023, VIR0026, VIR0031, VIR0033, VIR0041, VIR0041A, VIR0042, VIR0043, VIR0043H, VIR0044, VIR0045, VIR0046, VIR0047, VIR0052, VIR1001, VIR1002
Meaning: You pressed the “delete” function key (F2) to request the deletion of a configuration record.
Action: Press F2 again if you wish to delete the highlighted record. Press any other function key to cancel the delete.

41 KEY IN DATA AND PRESS ENTER

Module: VIR0023, VIR0026, VIR0041, VIR0041A, VIR0042, VIR1001
Meaning: An empty screen is displayed into which you can enter the definition of a new configuration record.
Action: Fill in the fields on the screen and press Enter to add the new record to the VIRARBO file.

42 INCORRECT VALUE

Module: VIR0023, VIR0031, VIR0041, VIR0041A, VIR0044, VIR0045, VIR0047, VIR1001
Meaning: A value entered in a configuration record is not acceptable. For example, a field contains invalid characters, or the terminal name does not correspond to the terminal prefix of the associated line, or the transaction name does not correspond to the prefix of the associated entry point.
Action: Correct the field in error and press Enter.

43 PLEASE WAIT….

Module: VIR0012, VIR0016, VIR0032, VIR0036
Meaning: VIRTEL is connecting your terminal to the requested application.
Action: Wait for the response from the host application.

45 EXCESSIVE NUMBER OF ATTEMPTS

Module: VIR0010
Meaning: Signon was rejected by the security subsystem because too many incorrect signon attempts were made.
Action: Contact your security administrator.

46 PASSWORD HAS BEEN CHANGED

Module: VIR0010
Meaning: The user requested a change of password during signon. The new password has been accepted by the security subsystem.
Action: None.

47 INACTIVITY TIMEOUT PLEASE ENTER YOUR PASSWORD

Module: VIR0020, VIR0020A, VIR0020L, VIR0020M, VIR0020P
Meaning: VIRTEL has locked your terminal session because it has been inactive for too long.
Action: Enter your password to unlock the terminal.

48 INVALID FUNCTION KEY

Module: VIR1001-1006, VIR2002-2013, VIR2015-2016, VIR2019
Meaning: The PF key selected is invalid for this screen.
Action: Press one of the PF keys displayed on the screen.

49 NODE TYPE UNSUPPORTED

Module: VIR2002, VIR2014, VIR2019
Meaning: Cannot perform the requested function on this type of node.
Action: None.

50 NODE TYPE INVALID

Module: VIR2002-2019
Meaning: The node type is not recognized by the network management application.
Action: None.

51 PROGRAM progname UNKNOWN OR DISABLED

Module: VIR0040, VIR1000-1006, VIR2002-2019, VIR4000-4023
Meaning: A VIRTEL subapplication attempted to transfer control to a program which is not available.
Action: Contact technical support.

52 INVALID CHOICE

Module: VIR0040, VIR1000, VIR4000-4003, VIR4005
Meaning: You entered an option which is not displayed on the menu.
Action: Choose one of the options displayed on the menu.

53 FUNCTION RESERVED FOR ADMINISTRATOR

Module: VIR4000
Meaning: You entered an option which requires administrator authorization, but your userid does not have administrator privileges.
Action: Sign on with an administrator userid.

54 OPTION RESERVED FOR HEAD OF DEPARTMENT

Module: VIR0040, VIR4000-4003
Meaning: You entered an option which requires authorization by head of department, but your userid does not have the necessary privileges.
Action: Sign on with a userid which is marked as head of department.

55 ENTER NAME OF DEPARTMENT

Module: VIR4004, VIR4020, VIR4021
Meaning: The requested operation requires a value in the indicated field but the field is blank.
Action: Enter a value in the indicated field.

56 ENTER THE DESCRIPTION OF THE deptname DEPARTMENT

Module: VIR4020, VIR4021
Meaning: The requested operation requires a value but the field is blank.
Action: Enter a value in the indicated field.

58 ENTER THE NAME OF THE PERSON RESPONSIBLE

Module: VIR4020, VIR4021
Meaning: The requested operation requires a value but the field is blank.
Action: Enter a value in the indicated field.

58 ENTER THE TITLE OF THE PERSON RESPONSIBLE

Module: VIR4020, VIR4021
Meaning: The requested operation requires a value but the field is blank.
Action: Enter a value in the indicated field.

59 THE DEPARTMENT ALREADY EXISTS

Module: VIR4020
Meaning: You are attempting to add a new department but a department of the same name already exists.
Action: Choose a new department name or edit the existing department.

60 THE RESPONSIBLE PERSON ALREADY EXISTS

Module: VIR4020
Meaning: You are attempting to add a new person but a person of the same name already exists.
Action: Choose a new person or edit the existing person.

61 PRESS PF1 TO CONFIRM CREATION

Module: VIR4006, VIR4010, VIR4014, VIR4020
Meaning: VIRTEL is requesting confirmation that you wish to create a new record.
Action: Press F1 to create the new record. Press any other function key to cancel creation of the new record.

62 CREATION OK

Module: VIR4006, VIR4010, VIR4014, VIR4020, VIR4022
Meaning: The new record has been created.
Action: None.

63 END OF FILE

Module: VIR1001-1006, VIR4004, VIR4007-4009, VIR4011-4014, VIR4015-4016, VIR4021-4023
Meaning: The end of file has been reached while browsing forward through the file.
Action: None.

64 THE DEPARTMENT DOES NOT EXIST

Module: VIR4004, VIR4021
Meaning: The department which you are attempting to update no longer exists.
Action: None.

65 UPDATE OK

Module: VIR4004, VIR4008, VIR4011, VIR4015, VIR4021, VIR4023
Meaning: The updated record has been successfully written to the file.
Action: None.

66 BEGINNING OF FILE

Module: VIR4004, VIR4008, VIR4011, VIR4015, VIR4021, VIR4023
Meaning: The beginning of the file has been reached while browsing backwards through the file.
Action: None.

67 THE DEPARTMENT STILL CONTAINS PROFILES

Module: VIR4021
Meaning: The department cannot be deleted because there are profiles associated with this department.
Action: Delete the associated profiles before deleting the department.

68 THE DEPARTMENT STILL CONTAINS USERS

Module: VIR4021
Meaning: The department cannot be deleted because there are users associated with this department.
Action: Delete the associated users before deleting the department.

69 USE PF2 TO CONFIRM DELETE

Module: VIR4008-4009, VIR4011, VIR4015-4016, VIR4021
Meaning: You requested the deletion of a configuration record.
Action: Press F2 if you wish to delete the record. Press any other function key to cancel the delete.

70 DELETE OK

Module: VIR4008-4009, VIR4011, VIR4015-4016, VIR4021
Meaning: The requested record has been successfully deleted from the file.
Action: None.

71 THE RESOURCE ALREADY EXISTS

Module: VIR4010
Meaning: You are attempting to add a new resource but a resource of the same name already exists.
Action: Choose a new resource name or edit the existing resource.

72 ENTER THE DESCRIPTION OF THE RESOURCE

Module: VIR4010, VIR4011
Meaning: The resource description field is blank.
Action: Enter a value in the resource description field.

73 THE CURSOR POSITION IS INVALID

Module: VIR4009, VIR4011, VIR4013, VIR4016, VIR4022
Meaning: The function you requested requires the cursor to be placed on a record.
Action: Position the cursor on the record you wish to operate upon.

74 THE RESOURCE DOES NOT EXIST

Module: VIR4011
Meaning: The resource which you are attempting to update no longer exists.
Action: None.

75 MODIFIED BY ANOTHER USER

Module: VIR4004, VIR4010-4011, VIR4015-4016, VIR4021-4023
Meaning: The record you are attempting to update has been updated by another user.
Action: Return to the previous menu and display the record again.

76 ENTER THE NAME OF THE PROFILE

Module: VIR4006, VIR4008
Meaning: The profile name is blank.
Action: Enter a value in the profile name field.

77 ENTER THE DESCRIPTION OF THE PROFILE

Module: VIR4006, VIR4008
Meaning: The profile description is blank.
Action: Enter a value in the profile description field.

78 THE PROFILE ALREADY EXISTS

Module: VIR4006, VIR4008
Meaning: You are attempting to add a new profile record but a profile of the same name already exists.
Action: Enter a different name in the profile name field.

81 REQUESTED ELEMENT DOES NOT EXIST

Module: VIR1002, VIR4006, VIR4008
Meaning: The record being added or updated references an element which does not exist.
Action: Correct the name of the referenced element.

82 REQUESTED ELEMENT DOES NOT EXIST IN DEPARTMENT

Module: VIR4006, VIR4008
Meaning: The record being added or updated references an element which belongs to a different department.
Action: Correct the name of the referenced element.

83 YOU ARE ON THE FIRST PAGE

Module: VIR4004, VIR4006, VIR4008, VIR4012-4015
Meaning: You tried to scroll back to the previous page of data but you are already on the first page.
Action: None.

84 YOU ARE ON THE LAST PAGE

Module: VIR4004, VIR4006, VIR4008, VIR4012-4015
Meaning: You tried to scroll forward to the next page of data but you are already on the last page.
Action: None.

85 THE PROFILE DOES NOT EXIST

Module: VIR4004, VIR4008, VIR4009, VIR4014-4015
Meaning: The profile being updated or deleted does not exist.
Action: None.

86 THE PROFILE IS USED IN ANOTHER DEPARTMENT

Module: VIR4008
Meaning: The profile being updated does not exist.
Action: None.

87 THE PROFILE IS EMPLOYED BY A USER

Module: VIR4008, VIR4009
Meaning: The profile being updated or deleted has been modified by another user since it was last displayed on your terminal.
Action: Display the profile again and re-enter the modifications.

88 ENTER THE NAME OF THE USER

Module: VIR4014, VIR4015, VIR4022
Meaning: You are attempting to create or update a user or administrator record, but the user name field is blank.
Action: Enter a valid user name.

89 ENTER THE DESCRIPTION OF THE USER

Module VIR4014, VIR4015 Meaning You are attempting to create or update a user record, but the user description field is blank. Action Enter a value in the description field.

90 USER ALREADY EXISTS

Module: VIR4014, VIR4015
Meaning: You are attempting to create or copy a user record, but the a user of the same name already exists.
Action: Enter a different value in the user name field.

91 ERROR LOGICAL RECORD (name) NOT FOUND

Module: VIR0021A, VIR0021R, VIR4004, VIR4014, VIR4015
Meaning: Either you are attempting to call an external server name which does not exist, or you are attempting to update or delete a user record name which does not exist in the VIRARBO file.
Action: Specify a valid name.

92 THE PROFILE DOES NOT APPEAR IN THE DEPARTMENT

Module: VIR4004, VIR4008, VIR4009, VIR4013, VIR4015
Meaning: The profile being updated or deleted does not belong to the same department as the user.
Action: Ensure that the profile matches the user’s department.

93 AUTHORISED PROFILE LIMIT EXCEEDED

Module: VIR4004, VIR4015
Meaning: An internal table overflow has occurred.
Action: Contact technical support.

94 USER DOES NOT EXIST

Module: VIR4015, VIR4016, VIR4021-4023
Meaning: The user or administrator being updated or deleted does not exist.
Action: None.

95 USER DOES NOT APPEAR IN THE DEPARTMENT

Module: VIR4015, VIR4016, VIR4021, VIR4023
Meaning: The user being viewed, updated, deleted, or being used as a model, does not belong to the same department as the administrator.
Action: Only an administrator in the same department as the user can perform the requested operation.

96 FUNCTION RESERVED FOR HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT

Module: VIR4008, VIR4009, VIR4011, VIR4015, VIR4016
Meaning: The user being copied, updated, or deleted does not belong to the same department as the administrator.
Action: Only an administrator in the same department as the user can perform the requested operation.

97 ENTER Y OR N

Module: VIR4014, VIR4015
Meaning: You are attempting to create or update a user record, and the assistant field must contain either O or N.
Action: Enter O (yes) or N (no) in the indicated field.

98 FIELD RESERVED FOR RESPONSIBLE OF DEPARTMENT

Module: VIR4014, VIR4015
Meaning: You are attempting to create or update a user record, and the assistant field contains O (yes) but you are not the head of department.
Action: Only the head of department may put O (yes) in the indicated field.

99 DELETION OF DEPARTMENT RESPONSIBLE FORBIDDEN

Module: VIR4014, VIR4015
Meaning: You are attempting to delete a user record which is marked as head of department.
Action: Update the department record to assign another user as head of department first.

100 DELETION OF DEPUTY FORBIDDEN

Module: VIR4015
Meaning: You are attempting to delete a user record which is marked as an assistant.
Action: Set the assistant field to N (no) first.

101 USER IS ALREADY ADMINISTRATOR

Module: VIR4022
Meaning: You are attempting to designate a user as an administrator, but the user is already an administrator.
Action: None.

103 REPRODUCTION OK

Module: VIR1001, VIR1002, VIR1005, VIR4008, VIR4015
Meaning: The record has been successfully copied.
Action: None.

104 REPRODUCTION OF DEPUTY FORBIDDEN

Module: VIR4015
Meaning: You cannot copy a user record which is marked as an assistant.
Action: Set the assistant field to N (no) first, or choose another user to copy.

105 USER SIGN-ON UNKNOWN

Module: VIR4000
Meaning: You attempted to access the security administration panels but you have not signed on to VIRTEL.
Action: Log in with a valid VIRTEL userid.

106 SIGN-ON RESTORED OK

Module: VIR4023
Meaning: You have successfully unblocked a user which was locked out.
Action: None.

107 CALL REJECTED BY THE NETWORK

Module: VIR0021A, VIR0021R, VIR0025, VIR0025T
Meaning: An attempt to make an outbound X25 call was unsuccessful.
Action: Check for messages in the VIRTEL log which indicate the cause of the error.

109 PREVIOUS CONNECTION: dd/mm/yy hh:mm:ss termid

Module: VIR00081
Meaning: This message indicates the date, time, and terminal name of the previous logon by your userid using VIRTEL internal security.
Action: None.

110 THE FILE filename UNKNOWN

Module: VIR1001, VIR1002
Meaning: The file filename cannot be found.
Action: Ensure that the file is correctly referenced in the VIRTCT, and that there is a DD statement for the indicated file.

111 THE FILE filename IS CLOSED

Module: VIR1001, VIR1002
Meaning: VIRTEL cannot open the file filename.
Action: Check the VIRTEL log for messages relating to the indicated file.

112 I/OERROR ON FILE filename

Module: VIR0043, VIR0043H, VIR1001, VIR1002
Meaning: There has been an error accessing the file filename.
Action: Check the VIRTEL log for messages relating to the indicated file.

113 THIS IS NOT A MINITEL NATIVE NODE

Module: VIR1003
Meaning: The requested record cannot be displayed because it is a sub-server record.
Action: Choose a native node record.

114 ALL=END

Module: VIR1003, VIR1004
Meaning: This is an information message indicating that all function keys perform the END function.
Action: None.

115 PLEASE SUPPLY A VALID NODE NAME

Module: VIR2019
Meaning: The network management application requires a non-blank node name.
Action: Enter the name of a valid VTAM node.

116 THE NODE NAME IS INVALID

Module: VIR2019
Meaning: The node name specified is not the correct type for the network management application.
Action: Enter the name of a valid VTAM node.

117 CONFIRM CANCELLATION OF THE PASSWORD

Module: VIR0041
Meaning: You pressed PF4 to request that a VIRTELPC password be removed.
Action: Press PF4 again to remove the password, or press any other key to cancel the operation.

118 THIS FILE IS ALREADY IN THE TARGET DIRECTORY

Module: VIR0043, VIR0043H, VIR0052
Meaning: The file you are attempting to copy already exists in the target directory.
Action: Delete the file from the target directory and try again.

119 COPY COMPLETED

Module: VIR0043, VIR0043H
Meaning: The file you requested has been successfully copied.
Action: None.

120 THE RECORDED STATUS HAS CHANGED

Module: VIR0043, VIR0043H
Meaning: The status of the file has been successfully toggled from “Public” to “Private” or vice versa.
Action: None.

121 FILE ERROR PLEASE SEE THE ADMINISTRATOR

Module: VIR0033, VIR0043, VIR0043H, VIR0052
Meaning: An I/O error has occurred on: - the VIRCMP3 file during compression management; - a user directory or VIRARBO file during directory management; - the VIRSWAP file during page capture management.
Action: Check the VIRTEL log for error messages indicating the cause of the error.

122 FILE TRANSFER IN PROGRESS

Module: VIR0043, VIR0043H
Meaning: A file is being transferred between VIRTEL and VIRTELPC.
Action: None.

123 CONFIRM COPY TO MEMORY

Module: VIR0043, VIR0043H
Meaning: You pressed PF6 to request the copy of a file to the stack.
Action: Press PF6 again to copy the file, or press any other key to cancel the operation.

124 CONFIRM THE COPY OF THIS PAGE

Module: VIR0043, VIR0043H
Meaning: You pressed PF1 to request that all files should be downloaded.
Action: Press PF1 again to confirm, or press any other key to cancel the operation.

125 IMPOSSIBLE OPERATION

Module: VIR0022A
Meaning: Either you pressed PF2 on the VIRTEL Multi-Session sub-menu to request that the application be promoted to the main menu, but the main menu is full; or you pressed PF2 to request that an application should be demoted to the sub-menu, but the application cannot be removed from the main menu because you currently have a active session with this application.
Action: None.

126 NAME OF PAGE TO LOAD :

Module: VIR1010
Meaning: VIRTEL is requesting the name of a videotex page to be uploaded to the VIRARBO file.
Action: Enter the name of the page to be uploaded.

127 THE PAGE ALREADY EXISTS,REPLACE (Y / N)

Module: VIR1010
Meaning: During a videotex page upload operation, VIRTEL has determined that a page of the same name already exists in the VIRARBO file.
Action: Enter Y to overwrite the page in the VIRARBO file, or N to cancel the operation.

128 SELECT THE PAGE THEN PRESS SEND

Module: VIR1010
Meaning: During a videotex page upload operation, VIRTEL is ready to receive the page to be uploaded.
Action: Select the page according to the procedure provided by your page composition software, then press the “SEND” (or “ENVOI”) key.

129 CREATION COMPLETED

Module: VIR1010
Meaning: A new videotex page has been successfully uploaded to the VIRARBO file.
Action: None.

130 UPDATE COMPLETED

Module: VIR1010
Meaning: A replacement videotex page has been successfully uploaded to the VIRARBO file.
Action: None.

131 PRESS PF1 TO CONFIRM THE UPDATE

Module: VIR0044, VIR0046
Meaning: As a result of an earlier modification to the definition of a VIRTEL transaction, the associated entry point must now be updated.
Action: Press PF1 to confirm the update.

132 PLEASE CONFIRM YOUR PASSWORD

Module: VIR0020, VIR0020A, VIR0020L, VIR0020M, VIR0020P
Meaning: VIRTEL has temporarily locked your terminal because of lack of activity.
Action: Enter your password again to reactivate your terminal.

133 UNITS SPENT: nnnnn.nn

Module: VIR0021A, VIR0025
Meaning: This message shows the number of units consumed by a call to an external server.
Action: None.

134 POSITION IN QUEUE: nnnn

Module: VIR0025, VIR0025T
Meaning: This message shows your position in the queue for a call to an external server.
Action: None.

135 ACTIVATION WAS REQUESTED

Module: VIR0041A
Meaning: You pressed PF4 in the e-mail correspondent management sub-application to request activation of a correspondent.
Action: None.

136 DISABLE WAS DONE

Module: VIR0041A
Meaning: You pressed PF5 in the e-mail correspondent management sub-application to request deactivation of a correspondent.
Action: None.

137 Should contain the ‘@’ sign

Module: VIR0041A
Meaning: This message is issued by the e-mail correspondent management sub-application to allow you to verify how your terminal displays the “@” sign. In some countries, the “@” sign may appear differently on a 3270 terminal (for example, “à”).
Action: When you enter an e-mail address, ensure that you use the same symbol as displayed in this message.

138 Sample command: &|W

Module: VIR0045
Meaning: This message is issued by the entry point and transaction management sub-application to allow you to verify how your terminal displays the “&” and “|” signs. In some countries, these characters may appear differently on a 3270 terminal (for example, “!” instead of “|”).
Action: When you enter script commands in the “TIOA at logon” and “TIOA at logoff” fields, ensure that you use the same symbols as displayed in this message.

Web Access Messages

Note

These messages are issued by VIRTEL Web Access scripts and are displayed as alerts in the user’s browser window.

Messages for js01.js

Cannot open pop-up window for print data. You may need to disable your pop- up blocker

Module: js01.js
Meaning: VIRTEL Web Access print function needs to open a new browser window to display print data, but the function is disallowed by the browser settings.
Action: Adjust your browser settings to allow VIRTEL scripts to open pop-up windows. For Internet Explorer, add the VIRTEL host to the trusted zone. For Firefox, add the VIRTEL host to the exceptions list in Tools – Options – Content – Block pop-up windows.

Cannot open pop-up window for settings. You may need to disable your pop-up blocker

Module: js01.js
Meaning: The VIRTEL Web Access Settings menu cannot be displayed because the browser settings do not permit scripts to open new windows.
Action: Same as previous message.

Messages for rsa.js

Message too long for RSA

Module: rsa.js
Meaning: An anomaly has been detected by the encryption script.
Action: Contact technical support.

Invalid RSA public key

Module: rsa.js
Meaning: The RSA key supplied by VIRTEL is not valid.
Action: Contact technical support.

Messages for vircrypt.js

vircrypt.js: VIRTEL CRYPT parameters are missing

Module: vircrypt.js
Meaning: VIRTEL did not supply the encryption parameters requested by the page template.
Action: Check that there is a CRYPTn parameter in the VIRTCT whose name matches the name requested by the page template. For the WEB2AJAX.htm template, there must be a CRYPTn parameter whose name subparameter is CRYPT3270.

vircrypt.js: Unable to obtain public key from VIRTEL

Module: vircrypt.js
Meaning: VIRTEL did not supply the RSA public exponent or modulus requested by the page template.
Action: Check the JESMSGLG for the VIRTEL started task to determine why the public key request failed.

vircrypt.js: Unsupported encryption algorithm: xxx

Module: vircrypt.js
Meaning: The symmetric encryption algorithm specified in the CRYPTn parameter of the VIRTCT is not supported by this version of the script.
Action: Clear the browser cache to ensure that you are using the latest version of the script. If the problem persists, contact technical support.

vircrypt.js: Unsupported encoding|chaining|padding method: xxx

Module: vircrypt.js
Meaning: The encoding method, chaining method, or padding method specified in the CRYPTn parameter of the VIRTCT is not supported by this version of the script.
Action: Clear the browser cache to ensure that you are using the latest version of the script. If the problem persists, contact technical support.

vircrypt.js: Unsupported PKA algorithm: xxx

Module: vircrypt.js
Meaning: The asymmetric encryption algorithm specified in the CRYPTn parameter of the VIRTCT is not supported by this version of the script.
Action: Clear the browser cache to ensure that you are using the latest version of the script. If the problem persists, contact technical support.

VIRTEL console messages

Messages VIR000xx

VIR0000I xxxx Date: Mon, 07 Jun 2004 15:20:23 GMT

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: These messages indicate the current time from the point of view of the HTTP and SMTP server components of VIRTEL. The times are calculated from the system TOD CLOCK, adjusted by the GMT parameter of the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIR0001W VSAM ERROR ON FILE filename : yy yy (HEX) REQ : zz KEY : keyvalue

Module: VIR0001
Meaning: Unexpected VSAM error occurred during access of file filename. yy yy is the VSAM return code, zz is the request being processed, keyvalue is the record access key (16 characters).
Action: Verify the values of the return codes in the appropriate IBM documentation. VSAM error codes are documented in the chapter entitled VSAM Macro Return and Reason Codes in the IBM manual DFSMS Macro Instructions for Data Sets.

VIR0002W TERM=termid, REQUEST=qq, RTNCD=cc, FDBK2=dd, SENSE=ssss ssss xxxxxxxxx

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: Unexpected VTAM error during dialogue with a terminal: termid is the name of the terminal, qq is the type of VTAM request which encountered the error, cc is the VTAM return code (hexadecimal), dd is the VTAM feedback code (hexadecimal), ssss ssss is the sense code, and xxxxxxx is VIRTEL’s interpretation of the sense code.
Action: Verify the values of the returned sense codes in the appropriate IBM documentation. VTAM codes are documented in the IBM VTAM Messages and Codes or Communications Server IP and SNA Codes manuals.

VIR0003I xxxxxxxx ENDED

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: VIRTEL termination is complete.
Action: None.

VIR0004I CLEANUP : luname/ applname

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: The session was interrupted between the relay associated with the terminal luname and the application applname.
Action: None.

VIR0005W UNABLE TO ACTIVATE relayname (termid) ERROR: xx000000

Module

VIR0000

Meaning

The relay relayname associated with terminal termid cannot be activated. xx is the ACB error code. Commonly encountered codes are:

58 : ACB already in use by another application
5A : ACB not activated in VTAM

For the meaning of other codes, see the IBM VTAM Programming manual.

Action

Verify that the VTAM node containing the relay relayname has been activated, verify that the relay is not already activated for an other terminal or application, and that the terminal is correctly defined in VIRTEL.

VIR0006I DETACHING xxxxxxxx SUBTASK

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: VIRTEL is detaching subtask xxxxxxxx before stopping the system.
Action: None.

VIR0007I luname/applname BIND FAILED

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: A connection request for the terminal luname from the application applname was rejected due to insufficient storage to establish the session, or because a session already exists with this application.
Action: Verify the memory allocation to VIRTEL.

VIR0008S INVALID RPL

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: VTAM has found an invalid RPL. This message is followed by an ABEND U009.
Action: Contact technical support.

VIR0009I xxxxxxx : SHUT DOWN IN PROGRESS

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: VIRTEL is shutting down. xxxxxxxx represents the name of the VIRTEL primary ACB.
Action: None.

Messages VIR001xx

VIR0010I SUBPOOL SIZE = ssss K

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: Indicates in kilobytes the quantity of memory available to VIRTEL for working storage after loading resident modules.
Action: None.

VIR0011E INSUFFICIENT MEMORY FOR START UP

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: VIRTEL has not acquired the minimum memory required to start and has abandoned its initialisation.
Action: Increase the value of the OSCORE parameter in the VIRTCT, and/or : - in VSE, increase the partition size, - in MVS, increase the REGION size.

VIR0012W INSUFFICIENT MEMORY

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: VIRTEL does not have sufficient memory to satisfy a request.
Action: Increase the memory allocated to VIRTEL, and/or increase the value of the OSCORE parameter of the VIRTCT. (See message VIR0011E).

VIR0013W VTAM SHORT ON STORAGE

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: VTAM lacks sufficient memory to satisfy a request.
Action: Ensure that the VTAM definitions are correct.

VIR0014S FREEMAIN FATAL ERROR

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: An unexpected error occurred during a call to release memory in the subpool. The system will stop.
Action: Contact technical support.

VIR0015S ABEND WITHIN VIRTEL KERNEL, TASK=taskname

Module: VIR0007
Meaning: An unexpected error occurred in the VIRTEL kernel. This message is preceded by message VIR0016W and followed by abend U0007.
Action: In order to deal with this problem, two dumps are printed during VIRTEL termination, one formatted, the other non formatted. Contact technical support.

VIR0016W ABEND abendtype TERM=termid, PROG=progname, OFFSET=+xxxxx VIR0016W PSW = pppppppp pppppppp nnnncccc aaaaaaaa

Module: VIR0004
Meaning: An abend with code abendtype was produced in the program progname at offset xxxxx during a session from terminal termid. ppp…ppp represents the program status word at the time of the abend, nnnn is the instruction length code, cccc is the interruption code, and aaaaaaaa is the translation exception address. For VSE, only the program status word is displayed. A partial formatted DUMP is written to the SYSPRINT file.
Action: Contact technical support.

VIR0017I LOGON luname/relayname DENIED STATE=ss

Module

VIR0009

Meaning

The terminal luname tried to connect under the name relayname. This connection was refused for one of the following reasons :

the name of the terminal is different to that associated with the relay to which it tried to connect,
the previous connection did not terminate,
a terminal was connected to VIRTEL over a logical channel unknown to VIRTEL.

Action

None.

VIR0018I VIRTEL r.vv HAS THE FOLLOWING PTF(S) APPLIED

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: Indicates the PTF numbers applied to VIRTEL.
Action: None.

VIR0019I VIRTEL 4.nn HAS NO PTFS APPLIED

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: Indicates that no PTFs are applied to VIRTEL.
Action: None.

Messages VIR002xx

VIR0020E APPLICATION acbname IS ALREADY ACTIVE

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: The application acbname referenced in the APPLID parameter of the VIRTCT is already in use.
Action: Check if another VIRTEL task is already active. Check that the correct APPLID was specified in the VIRTCT.

VIR0021E ERROR xx OPENING MAIN TASK ACB acbname

Module

VIR0000

Meaning

VIRTEL has encountered an ACB error code xx when opening the VTAM ACB acbname.

Action

Check that the APPLID is correctly specified in the VIRTCT, and that the VTAM application node for VIRTEL has been activated. The following are commonly encountered ACB error codes:

52 : VTAM is in the process of stopping.
54 : the VIRTEL application is not defined for VTAM.
56 : VIRTEL is defined, but not as an application.
5A : the VIRTEL application is not defined for VTAM.
5C : VTAM is inactive.

For values of the ACB error code, refer to the IBM VTAM Programming manual.

VIR0022E ERROR xx BUILDING VSAM BUFFER POOL

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: Error code xx has occurred when generating the VSAM buffer pools.
Action: Evaluate the following operands BUFDATA, BUFSIZE and STRNO of the VIRTCT. Return code X’08’ indicates that the memory allocated to VIRTEL is insufficient.

VIR0023E ERROR xx OPENING FILE filename

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: VSAM error xx occurred when opening file filename.
Action: Verify in the appropriate IBM documentation the meaning of the returned code. Note that when opening the VIRSWAP file, a return code of X’5C’ (empty file) is considered normal. The VIRSWAP file is always empty at start-up this does not constitute an error.

VIR0024I

This message indicates the progress of VIRTEL start-up :

OPENING FILE filename

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: VIRTEL is opening file filename.
Action: None.

CLOSING FILE filename

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: VIRTEL is closing file filename.
Action: None.

ATTACHING SUBTASK

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: VIRTEL is loading its subtasks.
Action: None.

READING VIRARBO

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: VIRTEL is loading its configuration information stored in the VIRARBO file.
Action: None.

READING TYPES

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: VIRTEL is loading the screen types for level 3 compression stored in the VIRCMP3 file.
Action: None.

STARTING CRYPTn

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: VIRTEL is loading the interface modules for the encryption engine specified by the CRYPTn parameter in the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIR0025E ERROR progname IS NOT FOR VIRTEL VERSION vvv

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: The VIRTCT progname was assembled using a version of VIRTEL which was not the same as the running version vvv.
Action: Re-assemble the VIRTCT using version vvv of the VIRTEL MACLIB.

VIR0025E ERROR ON OVERRIDE: overname RETURN CODE: hhhh SUB CODE: ssssssss

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: An error occurred while processing a VTOVER macro in the VIRTCT. overname is the label of the VTOVER macro in error, hhhh is the return code (in hexadécimal) specified by the ERRORC parameter of the VTOVER macro, and ssssssss is a code (in hexadécimal) indicating the type of error.
Action: Correct the error, re-assemble the VIRTCT, and restart VIRTEL.

VIR0026I COMPRESSION 3 IS NOT ACTIVE

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: The compression level 3 management system has not been activated.
Action: Verify the validity of the operands FCMP3 and COMPR3 of the VIRTCT.

VIR0026W termid OPEN SESSION luname1 – luname2

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: VIRTEL has stopped while a session with terminal luname is still active.
Action: None.

VIR0026W linename HAS OPEN OBJECT socknum

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: VIRTEL has stopped while a connection to the MQSeries message queue manager is still active.
Action: None.

VIR0026W termid IS DISCONNECTED DUE TO TIME-OUT

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: Terminal termid was disconnected after expiry of the inactivity timer. This message can be suppressed by the SILENCE parameter in the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIR0027I

Screen type management messages :

nnnn SCREEN TYPES LOADED

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: VIRTEL has located nnnn screen types while initialising level 3 compression.
Action: None.

SAVING SCREENS

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: VIRTEL is saving the screen types in file VIRCMP3 before stopping the system.
Action: None.

VIR0028I SCREEN screentype ADDED TO LIBRARY

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: A screen type of screentype was added to the library of screen types.
Action: None.

VIR0028I SCREEN screentype MODIFIED TO LIBRARY

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: A screen of type screentype was modified in the library of screen types.
Action: None.

VIR0028W SCREEN screentype WAS NOT MOVED TO LIBRARY

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: A screen of type screentype could not be moved to the library of screen types.
Action: Verify that the VIRCMP3 file is not full or damaged.

VIR0028W WELCOME OF UNDEFINED luname

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: A terminal luname that was not defined in VIRTEL was connected in “welcome” mode. It will no longer be under the control of VIRTEL once it has selected an application from the menu.
Action: None.

VIR0029W WELCOME OF UNDEFINED luname DENIED : NO MORE ENTRIES

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: The terminal luname which is not defined in VIRTEL attempted to connect in “welcome” mode, but all the available terminal slots are occupied. The connection is refused by VIRTEL.
Action: If you wish to operate the terminal in “relay” mode, define the terminal in VIRTEL with an associated relay defined by a VTAM APPL card. If you wish to continue operating the terminal in “welcome” mode, increase the value of the NBDYNAM parameter in the VIRTCT.

Messages VIR003xx

VIR0030E ERROR xx LOADING progname

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: Error xx was detected while loading the module progname.
Action: This was probably an attempt to load an exit that was not assembled, or incorrectly referenced in the VIRTCT.

VIR0030E ERROR: xx LOADING progname : CROSS MEMORY CANNOT START

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: VIRTEL cannot load the VIRXM interface program progname. VIRTEL is unable to start cross-memory (XM) lines.
Action: Ensure that the VIRXM load library is included in the STEPLIB of the VIRTEL STC.

VIR0030E ERROR: xx LOADING progname : BATCH INTERFACE CANNOT START

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: VIRTEL cannot load the batch interface program progname. VIRTEL is unable to start batch (BATCHn) lines.
Action: Ensure that the correct version of the VIRTEL load library is included in the STEPLIB of the VIRTEL STC.

VIR0030S ERROR OPENING DFHRPL (MVS only)

Module: VIR0003
Meaning: The DFHRPL file was not open. Initialisation is stopped.
Action: Verify the definition of the STC.

VIR0030W PROGRAM progname NOT FOUND

Module: VIR0003
Meaning: The module progname was not found in the library accessed by VIRTEL.
Action: Contact technical support.

VIR0031E UNDEFINED TCP TCPn FOR LINE n-xxxxxx

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: The definition of line n-xxxxxx specifies line type TCPn, but the TCPn parameter is not defined in the VIRTCT.
Action: Correct the line definition, or define the TCPn parameter in the VIRTCT.

VIR0031E UNSUPPORTED CROSS-MEMORY XMn (protocol) FOR LINE n-xxxxxx

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: The definition of line n-xxxxxx specifies line type XMn, but the XMn parameter is not defined in the VIRTCT.
Action: Correct the line definition, or define the XMn parameter in the VIRTCT.

VIR0031E UNSUPPORTED MQ SERIES TYPE MQn (protocol) FOR LINE n-xxxxxx

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: The definition of line n-xxxxxx specifies line type MQn, but the MQn parameter is not defined in the VIRTCT.
Action: Correct the line definition, or define the MQn parameter in the VIRTCT.

VIR0031E UNSUPPORTED BATCH LINE TYPE BATCHn (protocol) FOR LINE n-xxxxxx

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: The definition of line n-xxxxxx specifies line type BATCHn, but the BATCHn parameter is not defined in the VIRTCT.
Action: Correct the line definition, or define the BATCHn parameter in the VIRTCT.

VIR0031W PROGRAM progname NOT FOUND

Module: VIR0003
Meaning: The module progname was not found in the library accessed by VIRTEL.
Action: In MVS, verify that the DFHRPL DD card in the VIRTEL started task JCL specifies the name of the library that contains the VIRTEL load modules. In DOS, verify that the LIBDEF SEARCH card in the VIRTEL startup JCL references the library that contains the VIRTEL phases.

VIR0032E PERMANENT I/O ERROR DURING FETCH

Module: VIR0003
Meaning: An error occurred while attempting to load a module.
Action: Verify the definition of the library containing VIRTEL modules.

VIR0032W BYPASSING LINE n-xxxxxx : STATUS IS ZERO

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: The line whose internal name is n-xxxxxx was not activated at VIRTEL startup, because the “Possible calls” field is set to 0 in the line definition.
Action: None.

VIR0032W BYPASSING LINE n-xxxxxx : DISABLED IN VIRTCT

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: The line whose internal name is n-xxxxxx was not activated at VIRTEL startup, either because its name appears in the IGNLU parameter in the VIRTCT, or because your VIRTEL license does not allow the activation of this type of line.
Action: In the first case, remove the line name from the IGNLU parameter in the VIRTCT. In the second case, contact Syspertec to upgrade your license.

VIR0033E NO LINE DEFINED FOR termid

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: Terminal termid is defined but is not linked to any active line.
Action: Check that the prefix of the terminal name is referenced in the definition of the appropriate line. This message is normal if the terminal is linked to an inactive line (indicated by message VIR0032W).

VIR0033W INSUFICIENT MEMORY TO LOAD MODULE progname

Module: VIR0003
Meaning: VIRTEL has not loaded the module progname because of memory shortage.
Action: See message VIR0011E and VIR0012W.

VIR0034E INVALID DEB DURING LOAD

Module: VIR0003
Meaning: Unexpected error when loading a module from DFHRPL.
Action: Call technical support.

VIR0034W BYPASSING RULE rulename

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: Rule rulename could not be loaded.
Action: Check that VIRTEL has enough memory. Obtain a SNAP dump and call technical support.

VIR0035E UNDEFINED LINE n-xxxxxx FOR RULE rulename

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: Rule rulename is associated with line n-xxxxxx, but the line does not exist or is not active.
Action: This message is normal if the rule is linked to an inactive line (“Possible calls” set to 0, or line specified in the IGNLU parameter in the VIRTCT) or to a user ruleset.

VIR0036W WARNING : RULE rulename FOR LINE n-xxxxxx HAS AN ACTIVE TRACE

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: Rule rulename associated with n-xxxxxx is set to trigger a trace of incoming calls.
Action: If the trace is not wanted, display the definition of rule rulename from the definition panel for line n-xxxxxx. Blank out the “Trace” field and press F1.

VIR0037E ERREUR xx OUVERTURE SYSPRINT

Module: VIR0004
Meaning: Error xx occurred when opening the file SYSPRINT/SYSLST.
Action: Verify the DD card or the DLBL referencing the print file.

VIR0038I SNAP COMPLETE

Module: VIR0004
Meaning: VIRTEL has written a SNAP dump of the internal trace table to the SYSPRINT/SYSLST file.
Action: None.

VIR0039E ERROR: THE VIRTCT VIRTCTxx IS INVALID: VIRTEL CANNOT CONTINUE

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: The length of the VIRTCT does not match the expected length for this release of VIRTEL.
Action: Use job ASMTCT in the VIRTEL CNTL library to reassemble the VIRTCT using the correct level VIRTERM macro.

VIR0039I trace command VTAM

Module: VIR2020
Meaning: A VTAM command other than a display was issued from the VIRTEL network management system.
Action: None.

Messages VIR004xx

VIR0040E ERROR: THE VIRTCT progname IS INVALID: VIRTEL CANNOT CONTINUE

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: The VIRTCT progname was assembled using a version of VIRTEL which was not the same as the running version.
Action: Re-assemble the VIRTCT using the current version of the VIRTEL MACLIB.

VIR0040I GATE : linetype LINE n-xxxxxx ACTIVATED

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: VIRTEL has established communication with the X25 line linename.
Action: None.

VIR0041I termid : CALL ABORTED ON LINE n-xxxxxx VC cccc CAUSE = xx DIAGNOSTIC = dd

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: An outgoing call in GATE mode using terminal termid did not complete. If cccc is greater than the number of SVC’s, it refers to the temporary identification of the outgoing call.
Action: For the meaning of the cause and diagnostic codes, refer to the X.25 documentation supplied by SAPONET.

VIR0042I GATE : UNSUPPORTED COMMAND = xx ON MCH n-xxxxxx

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: The packet received from the X.25 network is of an unknown type. xx represents the hexadecimal value of the first byte of the packet, n-xxxxxx represents the name of the MCH on which the incident occurred.
Action: Contact technical services if the incident persists.

VIR0043I GATE : DIAGNOSTIC = xx,yyyyy on MCH n-xxxxxx

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: A diagnostic packet was received from the X.25 network. The packet contains values xx and call user data yyyyy. For certain codes, yyyyy represents the number of the virtual circuit concerned.
Action: Refer to the SAPONET documentation.

VIR0044I termid : COMMAND xx ERROR yy on VC cccccc

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: The command xx sent on virtual circuit cccccc has produced an error yy. termid is the name of the terminal concerned.
Action: Refer to the SAPONET documentation.

VIR0045E termid : NBCVC PARAMETER TOO SMALL

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: A call could not complete because there was no VC available. termid is the name of the terminal concerned.
Action: Increase the value of the NBCVC operand in the VIRTCT of VIRTEL.

VIR0046E GATE : PROTOCOL ERROR ON MCH n-xxxxxx

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: An error was encountered on the link with the MCH n-xxxxxx.
Action: This error is different to the lost session error, or the deactivation of the LU MCH. (See the possible associated message VIR0002W ).

VIR0047W GATE : ERROR ACTIVATING linetype LINE n-xxxxxx

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: VIRTEL could not acquire the X.25 line n-xxxxxx.
Action: Check the definition of line n-xxxxxx. The value in the “Partner” field must match the name of the MCH LU generated by NPSI. Verify that the LU is active in VTAM.

VIR0048W GATE : LINE n-xxxxxx INACTIVATED

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: The link between VIRTEL and the line n-xxxxxx has terminated.
Action: Verify the cause of the deactivation.

VIR0049I X25 COMMAND xx RECEIVED FOR TERMINAL termid

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: VIRTEL has received the X.25 command xx from terminal termid. It is either unknown, or is unexpected at this time, and is ignored.
Action: None.

Messages VIR005xx

VIR0050W INVALID EIB FREEMAIN FOR luname

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: An unexpected free memory block error associated with terminal luname was encountered.
Action: Contact technical support if the message persists.

VIR0051I termid CONNECTED TO SERVICE ssssssss

Module: VIR0014
Meaning: The terminal termid has established contact with VIRTEL. It has been connected to the service ssssssss. This message can be suppressed by the SILENCE parameter in the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIR0052I termid DISCONNECTED AFTER nn MINUTES

Module: VIR0014
Meaning: The terminal termid has disconnected after nn minutes of connection. This message can be suppressed by the SILENCE parameter in the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIR0053W MISSING PAGE pagename IN NODE nodename

Module: VIR0014
Meaning: Tree structure definition problem. The node nodename referenced a page pagename that does not exist in the VIRARBO file.
Action: Verify the definition of the Minitel tree structure.

VIR0056S NO MORE OSCORE AVAILABLE

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: VIRTEL has insufficient memory available to load a module.
Action: Verify the OSCORE parameter in the VIRTCT.

VIR0059I termid RELAY relayname ACTIVATED

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: VIRTEL has opened the relay relayname associated with the terminal termid.
Action: None.

Messages VIR006xx

VIR0060W MAPFAIL WAS DETECTED ON TERMINAL luname

Module: VIR0010
Meaning: Conflict between a VIRTEL program and a sub application screen.
Action: Contact technical support.

VIR0060W PROGRAM progname IS A NEW COPY

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: A NEW command for module progname has successfully refreshed the module in memory.
Action: None.

VIR0061E MAP mapname NOT FOUND IN MAPSET mapsetname

Module: VIR0010
Meaning: Conflict between a map mapname and a VIRTEL program.
Action: An abend follows this message. Contact technical support.

VIR0061W PROGRAM progname NOT IN MEMORY

Module: VIR0000, VIR0002
Meaning: A NEW command, a ZAP command, or a ZAPD instruction did not complete due to the absence of the module progname in memory.
Action: For a NEW command: None. The module will be loaded by VIRTEL when required. For a ZAP command: Correct the command and reenter. For a ZAPD instruction: Correct the instruction and restart VIRTEL.

VIR0062I termid TRACE ACTIVE

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: A TRACE command has activated the trace on terminal or line termid.
Action: None.

VIR0062I termid TRACE INACTIVE

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: A NOTRACE command has inactivated the trace on terminal or line termid.
Action: None.

VIR0062W LINE linename IS UNKNOWN

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: A LINE=linename,START or STOP command refers to a line not known to VIRTEL.
Action: Reenter the command specifying a valid linename.

VIR0063W LINE linename ALREADY ACTIVE

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: A LINE=linename,START command attempted to start a line which was already active.
Action: None.

VIR0064W LINE linename (n-xxxxxx) START / STOP REQUESTED

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: VIRTEL has processed a LINE=linename,START or STOP command on the line whose external name is linename and whose internal name is n-xxxxxx.
Action: None.

VIR0064W ADDRESS aaaa NOW IS : yyyy yyyy

Module: VIR0000, VIR0002
Meaning: Notifies that the ZAP command or ZAPD instruction was executed successfully in memory at address aaaa.
Action: A modification made by ZAP command is valid until the next restart of VIRTEL. The ZAPH parameter of the VIRTCT can be used to ensure that the modification is reappied at each restart.

VIR0064W OFFSET LENGTH xxxx IS INVALID

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: The offset field of a ZAPD instruction in the VIRTCT is invalid.
Action: Correct the ZAPD instruction and restart VIRTEL.

VIR0065E VERIFY ERROR. ADDRESS aaaa IS : yyyy yyyy

Module: VIR0000, VIR0002
Meaning: A ZAP command or a ZAPD instruction cannot complete because of an error at address aaaa during verify.
Action: None.

VIR0066I APPLYING ptfid ON progname desc

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: At startup VIRTEL is preparing to process a ZAPD instruction in the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIR0067I MESSAGES ARE NOW DISPLAYED VIR0067I MESSAGES ARE NOW DISCARDED

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: As a result of the SILENCE command, connection and deconnection messages will now be displayed or discarded.
Action: None.

VIR0068E

Invalid system command.

INVALID COMMAND: Correct the command
Module: VIR0002
Meaning: The command passed to VIRTEL is unknown.
Action: Correct the command
NOT FOUND: Correct the command.
Module: VIR0002
Meaning: A SNAP or TRACE command referenced a terminal unknown to VIRTEL.
Action: Correct the command.

VIR0068I SNAP WILL FOLLOW msgid1 msgid2

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: As a result of a SNAPMSG command, VIRTEL will produce a SNAP following the first occurrence of one of the messages indicated.
Action: None.

VIR0069I READY

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: VIRTEL is ready for the next console command (VSE).
Action: None.

Messages VIR007xx

VIR0070I SIMULTANEOUS TRANSACTION AT TERMINAL termid

Module: VIR0010
Meaning: The terminal termid has started a second transaction while the first one was still active.
Action: If the first transaction results in a Multi-Session menu display, VIRTEL maybe did not obtain from VTAM the status of the menu applications (in cross domain for example). If this is the case, remove status control from this application (PF9 from the general Sub-Applications menu).

VIR0071I SILENCE message table display

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: Displays a list of dynamically add messages which will be subject to the current SILENCE mode setting.
Action: None.

VIR0072I Message added: messageid

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: Message messageid has been added to the message table.
Action: None.

VIR0073I MESSAGE TABLE RESET

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: All messages have been removed from the message table.
Action: None.

VIR0074W MESSAGE NOT FOUND

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: Message does not exist in the table.
Action: Check the message number being deleted. Use the LIST command to list out the messages in the table.

VIR0075I Message deleted: messageid

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: Message messageid has been deleted from the message table.
Action: None.

Messages VIR008xx

VIR0080W VSAM ERROR ON FILE VIRARBO xx xx REQ : yy, KEY: cccccccc

Module: Security
Meaning: VSAM error xx xx has appeared on the VIRARBO file for request yy on key cccccccc.
Action: VSAM error codes are documented in the chapter entitled VSAM Macro Return and Reason Codes in the IBM manual DFSMS Macro Instructions for Data Sets.

VIR0081W NO MORE OSCORE AVAILABLE

Module: Security
Meaning: VIRTEL does not have sufficient memory to load a security module.
Action: Check the value of the OSCORE parameter in the VIRTCT.

VIR0082W UNAUTHORIZED USER TERMINAL : luname NAME : username

Module: Security
Meaning: VIRTEL security. A password was erroneously used more than three times for the same user username from the terminal luname.
Action: The user username is revoked and may not be re established except by the security administrator of VIRTEL.

VIR0083W opcode OF ELEMENT xxxxxxxx BY username FROM luname

Module: Security
Meaning: VIRTEL security. Trace a modification of the security of VIRTEL. The user username has proceeded with the modification opcode (ADD, UPDATE, DELETION) of security element xxxxxxxx USER, RESSOURCE, PROFIL, DEPARTMENT from terminal luname.
Action: None.

VIR0084W ELEMENT REFERENCE ERROR xxxxxxxx ELEMENT yyyyyyyy

Module: Security
Meaning: VIRTEL security. A referencing problem in the security of VIRTEL. For example the element xxxxxxxx referenced element yyyyyyyy that does not exist.
Action: Modify the element reference in the security program of VIRTEL.

VIR0085E INVALID MEMORY FREE REQUEST. ADDR=aaaaaaaa. SUBPOOL=ss. CALLER=cccccccc

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: The VIRTEL memory request is invalid because, either the subpool is invalid or the address to be freed is outside the associated subpool pages, or the address to be freed is not found in the DSA table.
Action: Virtel continues. If you get a significant number of these messages you consider a schedule a restart of Virtel.

VIR0086E GETMAIN FAILED. MEMORY DSA DISABLED

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: Virtel was unable to GETMAIN storage “above the BAR” for the DSA table.
Action: Increase MEMLIMIT= in the JCL to provide more “above the BAR” storage. Virtel continues but you should contact support if the problem continues. Suggest a default of MEMLIMIT=2G.

VIR0087E FATAL DSA TABLE ERROR. MEMORY DIAGS. DISABLED

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: Virtel has reached the end of the current DSA table.
Action: Virtel continues but you should contact support.

VIRT0088E DSA TABLE FULL. MEMORY DIAGS. DISABLED

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: The DSA memory table is full and cannot store further entries. Memory diagnostics disabled.
Action: Virtel continues but you should contact support.

VIR0089I VIRTEL RUNNING AUTHORIZED

Module: Security
Meaning: VIRTEL security. Virtel is running as an authorized task.
Action: None. Information only.

Messages VIR009xx

VIR0090E VIRSV INITIALIZATION ERROR -VSVPOPTR R15 : xxxxxxxx (dddddddd)

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: VIRTEL was unable to initialize the VIRSV service environment. xxxxxxxx is the hexadecimal return code from program VSVPOPTR, and dddddddd is the decimal equivalent of the low-order byte of the return code.
Action: Refer to the VIRSV User’s Guide manual to determine the meaning of the VSVPOPTR return code. Check the VIRTEL log and the VSVTRACE file for additional messages. Check the VIRTEL started task JCL to ensure that the VIRSV load library is referenced in both the STEPLIB and the SERVLIB concatenations. Check that the VIRSV load library is APF- authorized.

VIR0091E ERROR: VIRTEL MUST BE APF AUTHORIZED WHEN SECUR=RACROUTE

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: VIRTEL cannot start because RACROUTE security was requested by the SECUR parameter of the VIRTCT, but the VIRTEL address space is not running as an APF-authorized jobstep.
Action: Check that all of the libraries referenced by the STEPLIB, DFHRPL, and SERVLIB (if present) statements in the VIRTEL started task JCL are defined as APF-authorized libraries in the MVS system APF-list.

VIR0092E GNAMEADD FAILED FOR VTAM GENERIC RESOURCE grname

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: VIRTEL was unable to identify itself to VTAM as a generic resource. grname is the generic resource name specified in the GRNAME parameter of the VIRTCT.
Action: Check the console log for preceding message VIR0002W REQ=SETLOGON RTNCD=cc FDBK2=dd. Take action according to the return code and feedback code indicated in message VIR0002W. Commonly encountered codes are: - RTNCD=10 FDBK2=19 Sysplex coupling facility does not exist; CFRM policy for the required coupling facility structure was not active; VTAM is not defined as an APPN node; or VTAM has lost connectivity to the required coupling facility structure.

VIR0093I VTAM GENERIC RESOURCE NAME IS grname

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: VIRTEL has successfully identified itself to VTAM as a generic resource. grname is the generic resource name specified in the GRNAME parameter of the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIR0094E PRODID [DEFINE | AUTH] ERROR: RC=code

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: While attempting to identify itself to z/VSE, VIRTEL encountered an unexpected return code.
Action: Contact technical support.

VIR0095I PRODID AUTHORIZATION SUCCESSFUL

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: VIRTEL has successfully identified itself to z/VSE as a vendor product.
Action: None.

VIR0096I VIRTEL IS USING VIRTCT ‘VIRTCTnn’

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: As a result of the parameter TCT=nn specified in the startup JCL, VIRTEL is using the parameter table VIRTCTnn.
Action: None.

VIR0097E ERROR ALLOCATING MEMORY FOR termid

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: VIRTEL has insufficient memory to allocate a storage area for terminal termid.
Action: Increase the VIRTEL region size or partition size.

VIR0098I VIRTEL RUNNING AS A SUBTASK. LINKED FROM mmmmmmmm

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: Indicates that VIRTEL has been attached and called by another process. The module mmmmmmm is calling routine.
Action: None

VIR0099I applid STARTED AT dd/mm/yy hh:mm:ss , VERSION vvvv

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: Initialisation of VIRTEL version vvvv is complete. VTAM application applid is now available.
Action: None.

Messages VIR02xxx

VIR0200I, VIR0201I

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: This message serves as an audit trail of a VIRTEL command entered at the operator console.
Action: None.

VIR0201I VIRTEL 4.xx APPLID=applid LINES [ACT/INACT]

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: This message is displayed in response to a VIRTEL LINES command. 4.xx is the VIRTEL version number and applid is the name of the main VIRTEL application ACB.
Action: None.

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: This message is the output from a VIRTEL LINES command. For each line displayed, n-xxxxxx is the internal name of the line, linename is the external name of the line, type is the line type (GATE, FASTC, /GATE, /FASTC, /PCNE, APPCn, TCPn), and locaddr is the VTAM LU name or IP address of the line specified in the “Local ident” field of the line definition. An asterisk before the line type indicates that the line is currently inactive.
Action: None.

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: This message is the output from a VIRTEL LINE=linename,DISPLAY command. It displays a list of terminals associated with the line. linename is the external name of the line, and n-xxxxxx is the internal name of the line. For each terminal displayed, termid is the terminal name, “+” indicates that this terminal is pointed to by the MCH 1st LU pointer, luname is the relay LU name, acbstat is the relay ACB status which can be blank (ACB closed), ACTIV (ACB open), P-RQS (VIRTEL is awaiting the response from the application for a pending session request), or ACT/S (ACB in session). cvcstat is the CVC status which can be blank (terminal is free), SERV (terminal is occupied by a service transaction), or INUSE (terminal is occupied by a call). tranid is the external name of the transaction using the terminal. termstat is the terminal status which can be LINKED (terminal is owned by and linked to this line), NOT LK (terminal is owned by this line but not yet linked) OWNED BY m-yyyyyy (terminal prefix matches this line but terminal is owned by another line), UNOWNED (terminal prefix matches this line but terminal is not owned by any line).
Action: None.

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: This message is appended to the output from a VIRTEL LINE=linename,DISPLAY command when one or more of the terminals attached to the line references a logical pool. It displays a list of terminals belonging to the logical pool. poolname is the name of the logical pool. For each terminal displayed, termid1 is the name of the terminal in the logical pool, luname is the relay LU name associated with this terminal, printlu is the LU name of the associated virtual printer, and termid2 is the name of the terminal (if any) which is currently using this relay.
Action: None.

VIR0205I NO TERMINALS ASSOCIATED WITH LINE n-xxxxxx

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: As a result of a VIRTEL LINE=linename,DISPLAY command, no terminals were found which match the prefix of the requested line.
Action: None.

VIR0206I LINE n-xxxxxx linetype linestat acbname acbstat

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: This message is part of the output from a VIRTEL LINE=linename,DISPLAY command lines which have an associated SNA LU. It displays the status of the line. linename is the external name of the line, and n-xxxxxx is the internal name of the line. linetype is the type of line (/GATE, /FASTC), linestat is the status of the line (STARTED or STOPPED), acbname is the LU name of the line, acbstat is the line LU status which can be blank (ACB closed), ACTIV (ACB open), or ACT/S (ACB in session).
Action: None.

VIR0207I LINE n-xxxxxx linetype lineprot linestat

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: This message is part of the output from a VIRTEL LINE=linename,DISPLAY command for lines which do not have an associated SNA LU. It displays the status of the line. linename is the external name of the line, and n-xxxxxx is the internal name of the line. linetype is the type of line (GATE, FASTC, /PCNE, TCPn), lineprot is the protocol (XOT, HTTP, SMTP, PASS, PSIT, NEOX), linestat is the status of the line (STARTED or STOPPED).
Action: None.

VIR0210E command NOT VALID FOR linetype LINE n-xxxxxx

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: The VIRTEL LINE=linename,START and STOP commands are not valid for lines of type APPCn, GATE or FASTC. This message may also occur for lines of type TCPn or XMn when the corresponding TCPn or XMn parameter is not coded in the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIR0211I LINE linename TRACE ACTIVE VIR0211I TERM termid TRACE ACTIVE

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: In response to a TRACE,DISPLAY command, VIRTEL displays a list of lines and terminals for which tracing is active.
Action: Use the NOTRACE command to deactivate tracing if desired.

VIR0212I LINE linename TRACE INACTIVATED VIR0212I TERM termid TRACE INACTIVATED

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: In response to a NOTRACE,ALL command, VIRTEL displays a list of lines and terminals for which tracing has been deactivated.
Action: None.

VIR0213I NO ACTIVE TRACES

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: A NOTRACE,ALL command was entered, but no traces were active.
Action: None.

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: This message is displayed in response to a VIRTEL RELAYS command. 4.xx is the VIRTEL version number and applid is the name of the main VIRTEL application ACB. For each terminal displayed, termid is the name of the terminal in the logical pool, luname is the relay LU name associated with this terminal, applname is the name of the host application to which the relay LU is connected, and n.n.n.n is the IP address of the client workstation (if any).
Action: None.

VIR0215I NO ACTIVE RELAY ACBS FOR VIRTEL 4.xx APPLID=applid

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: This message is displayed in response to a VIRTEL RELAYS command when VIRTEL has no VTAM ACB open except for the main VIRTEL application ACB applid.
Action: None.

VIR0220I termid SCENARIO STOP REQUESTED

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: A KILL command was entered for terminal termid.
Action: None.

VIR0223I UNLOAD ENDED

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: An UNLOAD command has completed. The ARBO statements will be written to the SYSPUNCH dataset, if allocated, or JES SYSOUT CLASS=B if SYSPUNCH was dynamically allocated.
Action: None.

VIR0230I DYNAMIC ALLOCATION FAILED FOR XXXXXXXX

Module: VIR0002A
Meaning: Dynamic allocation has failed for a dataset. Log option will be set to CONSOLE.
Action: Check the VIRTEL log and SYSLOG for further information.

VIR0231W ERROR OPENING DDNAME XXXXXXXX

Module: VIR0002A
Meaning: An error has occurred trying to open the log output destination. Log option will be set to CONSOLE.
Action: Check the VIRTEL log and SYSLOG for further information.

VIR0232W ERROR WRITING TO SYSOUT DDNAME

Module: VIR0002A
Meaning: An error has occurred trying to write to the log output destination. Log option will be set to CONSOLE.
Action: Check the VIRTEL log and SYSLOG for further information.

VIR0233I VIRTEL XXXXXXXX DATASET HAS BEEN SPUN OFF

Module: VIR0002A
Meaning: A log output destination file has been closed and made available.
Action: None.

VIR0233I VIRTEL SYS001 DATASET HAS BEEN CLOSED (Z/VSE)

Module: VIR0002A
Meaning: A log output destination file SYS001 has been closed and made available.
Action: None.

VIR0234W CLOSE FAILED FOR XXXXXXXX DATASET

Module: VIR0002A
Meaning: An error has occurred closing a log output destination. Log option will be set to CONSOLE.
Action: Check the VIRTEL log and SYSLOG for further information.

VIR0235I VIRTEL LOG RECORDING TO XXXXXXXX

Module: VIR0002A
Meaning: Reports reporing destination for Virtel messages. XXXXXXXX = CONSOLE, LOGFILEx, LOGSTREAM or SYSOUT
Action: None.

VIR0236I VIRTEL LOGFILE SWITCHED FROM XXXXXXXX TO XXXXXXXX

Module: VIR0002A
Meaning: A log file switch has occurred to the inactive LOGFILE.
Action: None.

VIR0237I VIRTEL LOG ROUTINE VIR0002A LOADED

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: “The Virtel log module has been successfully loaded.
Action: None.

VIR0237W ERROR WRITING TO LOGSTREAM

Module: VIR0002A
Meaning: An error occurred trying to write to the logstream.
Action: Check the VIRTEL log and SYSLOG for further information.

VIR0238I VIRTEL LOG RECORDING TO LOGFILE

Module: VIR0002A
Meaning: Reports reporting destination for Virtel LOGFILE messages.
Action: Use to LOG,D command to display the active LOGFILE.

VIR0239I VIRTEL LOGGER: xxxxxxxx STRNAME= xxxxxxxx FULL. STRUCTURE OFFLOADED

Module: VIR0002A
Meaning: The Virtel logsream has been offloaded.
Action: None.

VIR0260W SERVICE servname IS A NEW COPY

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: A VIRSV,NEW command for service servname has successfully stopped the service.
Action: None.

VIR0261W SERVICE servname NOT IN MEMORY

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: A VIRSV,NEW command did not complete because the service servname was not started.
Action: None. The service will be started by VIRTEL when required.

VIR0262W SNAPMSG TRIGGERED - VIRTEL ABENDED | SNAP TAKEN

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: A message has been trapped by the SNAPMSG function. Action taken will be either a SNAP dump or an ABEND of Virtel.
Action: Determined by TCT parameters or the action set in the SNAPMSG= command.

VIR0270I DISPLAY 938 VIRTEL TCT=VIRTCTRJ:

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: A TCT command has been issued to display the content of some of the VIRTCT parameters. This message shows the parameter details.
Action: None.

VIR0280I END

Module: VIR0002
Meaning: This marks the end of a VIR0270I message.
Action: None.

Messages VIR05xxx

VIR0504I ACQUIRING TERMINAL luname(relayname) TO LINK n-xxxxxx

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: VIRTEL is entering into session with terminal luname.
Action: None.

VIR0505I LINKING TERMINAL termid TO n-xxxxxx

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: VIRTEL has linked terminal termid to the line whose internal name is n-xxxxxx. This message can be suppressed by the SILENCE parameter in the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIR0506E ERROR LINKING TERMINAL termid TO n-xxxxxx

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: VIRTEL was unable to link terminal termid to the line whose internal name is n-xxxxxx.
Action: Check the terminal definition in VIRTEL and in VTAM.

VIR0507I LINKING TERMINAL termid TO n-xxxxxx RELAY relayname

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: VIRTEL linked terminal termid to the line whose internal name is n-xxxxxx. The associated relay is relayname (if specified). This message can be suppressed by the SILENCE parameter in the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIR0508E ERROR: NO AVAILABLE PSEUDO TERMINALS WERE FOUND FOR LINE : n-xxxxxx

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: VIRTEL could not activate the line whose internal name is n-xxxxxx because there were no associated terminals defined, or the terminals were owned by another line or belonged to a pool.
Action: Check the definition of line n-xxxxxx. Use the VIRTEL console command LINE=n-xxxxxx,DISPLAY to display the associated terminals. Check that terminals are defined whose name starts with the prefix specified in the line definitions, and that these terminals do not belong to another line or to a pool.

VIR0509E termid SERVER servname HAS MISSING OR INVALID DIALNO xxxx

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: A call to server servname from terminal termid failed because the called number is blank or non-numeric.
Action: Check the definition of external server servname. Check that the “Number” field is valid (see “External Servers” in the VIRTEL Connectivity Reference manual). If the value of the “Number” field is blank or “=”, check the called number supplied by the application (CFT, Inter.PEL, STI) which initiated the call. In the case of a VIRKIX application, check that the entry point has a “Mirror” transaction as the first transaction.

VIR0526W termid IS DISCONNECTED DUE TO TIME-OUT

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: The terminal termid was disconnected because it exceeded the inactivity delay.
Action: None.

VIR0527E termid CALLER x25callernumber REJECTED AT ENTRY POINT epname

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: An incoming call from X25 number x25callernumber was rejected. The required entry point epname does not exist.
Action: Verify the call user data used in the connection. If it is acceptable, define the corresponding entry point in VIRTEL.

VIR0528I termid CALLER x25callernumber GETS ENTRY POINT ‘epname’ FROM RULE ‘rulename’

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: VIRTEL allocated entry point epname to an incoming call from X25 number x25callernumber using rule rulename. termid is the name of the VIRTEL terminal which represents the virtual circuit.
Action: None.

VIR0529E termid REJECTING CONFLICTING IN AND OUT CALLS

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: After VIRTEL sent an outgoing call packet on terminal termid, an incoming call arrived on the same virtual circuit.
Action: VIRTEL refuses the incoming call. VIRTEL considers the outgoing call as refused.

VIR0530E termid FAILED CALL TO ‘servname’ THRU LINE n-xxxxxx

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: An incoming call on terminal termid was unable to be rerouted to the line whose internal name is n-xxxxxx. Either the line does not exist, or it is not started, or it is not connected to its partner application, or line n-xxxxxx is configured to disallow outgoing calls.
Action: Display the definition of the external server servname, and check that the line name is correctly specified. Check that the line is in session with the CTCP or partner application. Check the definition of line n-xxxxxx and ensure that the “Possible calls” field is set to 2 or 3.

VIR0531E termid NO OUTPUT TERMINAL AVAILABLE ON LINE n-xxxxxx

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: An incoming call on terminal termid could not be rerouted to the line whose internal name is n-xxxxxx because there were insufficient virtual circuits available.
Action: Display the definition of line n-xxxxxx and press F4. Increase the number of terminals where the “I/O” (“Possible calls”) field is set to 2 or 3.

VIR0532E termid OUTPUT CALL REFUSED BY EXIT5

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: An incoming call on terminal termid was unable to be rerouted to the output line because Exit 5 disallowed the outgoing call.
Action: None.

VIR0533E termid CALL IN PROGRESS

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: An incoming call on terminal termid was unable to be rerouted to the output line because another call was in progress on the same terminal.
Action: Retry the call later.

VIR0534E termid EXTERNAL SERVER servname SPECIFIES NON-EXISTENT LINE n-xxxxxx

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: An incoming call on terminal termid was unable to be rerouted because the output line n-xxxxxx specified in external server servname does not exist.
Action: Display the definition of the external server servname, and check that the line name is correctly specified.

VIR0535E termid LINE n-xxxxxx(linename) DOES NOT PERMIT CALLS TO SERVER

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: An incoming call on terminal termid was unable to be rerouted to the line whose internal name is n-xxxxxx and whose external name is linename. Line n-xxxxxx is configured to disallow outgoing calls.
Action: Check the definition of line n-xxxxxx and ensure that the “Possible calls” field is set to 2 or 3.

VIR0536E termid LINE n-xxxxxx(linename) IS NOT STARTED

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: An incoming call on terminal termid was unable to be rerouted to the line whose internal name is n-xxxxxx and whose external name is linename. The line is not started or it is not connected to its partner application.
Action: Check that the line is started and in session with the CTCP or partner application.

VIR0537E termid LINE n-xxxxxx(linename) HAS NO TERMINALS LINKED

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: An incoming call on terminal termid was unable to be rerouted to the line whose internal name is n-xxxxxx and whose external name is linename. The line has no terminals linked.
Action: Enter the VIRTEL command L=linename,D at the console to determine if the line has terminals and why they are not linked. Check the definition of line n-xxxxxx and ensure that the appropriate terminals are defined and do not duplicate those of another line.

VIR0538I termid GETS ENTRY POINT ‘epname’ FROM RULE ‘rulename’

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: VIRTEL allocated entry point epname to an outgoing call from a GATE or PCNE application. termid is the name of the VIRTEL terminal which represents the virtual circuit.
Action: None.

VIR0539I termid CALLER x25callernumber GETS DEFAULT ENTRY POINT FOR LINE n-xxxxxx

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: An incoming call from X25 number x25callernumber did not match any of the rules attached to the line whose internal name is n-xxxxxx. termid is the name of the VIRTEL terminal which represents the virtual circuit.
Action: VIRTEL uses the default entry point associated with line n-xxxxxx.

VIR0540I termid GETS DEFAULT ENTRY POINT FOR LINE linename

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: An outgoing call from a GATE or PCNE application did not match any of the rules attached to the line whose external name is linename. termid is the name of the VIRTEL terminal which represents the virtual circuit.
Action: VIRTEL uses the default entry point associated with line linename.

VIR0541I termid OUTBOUND GATE|FAST CALL FROM ctcpappl VIA mchlu TO x25callednumber

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: The CTCP application ctcpappl sent an outgoing call in GATE or Fast Connect mode via MCH mchlu to the X25 number x25callednumber. termid is the name of the VIRTEL terminal which represents the virtual circuit.
Action: None.

VIR0542I termid OUTBOUND PCNE CALL FROM pcneappl VIA pcnelu

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: The PCNE application pcneappl sent an outgoing call via LU pcnelu. The X25 called number will be determined by VIRTEL using the external server definition pcnelu. termid is the name of the VIRTEL terminal which represents the virtual circuit.
Action: None.

VIR0545I termid CALL CLEARED BY VIRTEL CAUSE=xx DIAG=yy

Module

VIR0005

Meaning

VIRTEL terminated the call on terminal termid. xx and yy are the cause and diagnostic codes generated by VIRTEL. The following codes are possible:

Cause=00 Diag=02 : No terminals available on output line

Cause=0D Diag=40 : Call could not be routed to output line

Cause=xx Diag=yy : Error sending to local PCNE or GATE application (xx,yy = VTAM RTNCD/FDBK codes)

Cause=EE Diag=EE : Call refused, no master (QLLC 3174 emulation)

Action

For Cause=00, Diag=02: Check the definition of the line. For other codes, examine preceding error messages to determine the cause.

VIR0550I ROUTAGE REJECTED FOR LUNAME luname CAUSE=xx DIAGNOSTIC=dd

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: TELETEL re-routing was refused by the TELETEL PAD for terminal luname.
Action: Refer to the SAPONET documentation for the values of the codes xx and dd also check that your TELETEL subscription supports re-rerouting .

VIR0551I termid CONNECTED TO EXTERNAL SERVICE ssssssss

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: The terminal termid is connected to the external server sssssss via a logical channel used in fast connect mode.
Action: None.

VIR0552I termid DISCONNECTED AFTER nn MINUTES

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: The terminal termid used in Fast-Connect mode was disconnected after nn minutes of connetion time.
Action: None.

VIR0553I RESET REQUEST RECEIVED FROM luname CAUSE=xx DIAGNOSTIC=dd

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: A re-initialisation request was received by the PAD for the terminal luname.
Action: Refer to the SAPONET documentation to determine the cause and diagnostic.

VIR0554I pseudo-terminal LINKED TO service THRU terminal

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: Initialisation of service indicated on the pseudo terminal indicated via the terminal indicated.
Action: None.

VIR0555E INVALID RULE rulename ENTRY POINT ‘epname’

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: Rule rulename used by an X25 line specifies a non-existent entry point epname.
Action: Check the entry point name specified in the rule definition.

Messages VIR06xxx

VIR0601I VIRSTATx status DSN=dsname

Module

VIR0006

Meaning

This message displays the status of a VIRSTATx file in response to a STAT,D command. The status can be:

IN USE : VIRTEL is currently recording statistics to this file

AVAILABLE : This file is available for use

OFFLOAD REQUIRED : This file contains statistical data and cannot be reused until the data has been offloaded using the STATCOPY batch job

NOT AVAILABLE : This file cannot be allocated

Action

None.

VIR0603I VIRSTATx OFFLOAD REQUIRED DSN=dsname

Module: VIR0006
Meaning: VIRTEL has determined that the VIRSTATx file is full.
Action: Run the STATCOPY batch job to empty the file. This message is designed to be trapped by an automated operator.

VIR0604I VIRSTAT NOW RECORDING ON VIRSTATx DSN=dsname

Module: VIR0006
Meaning: VIRTEL has started recording statistics on the VIRSTATx file.
Action: None.

VIR0605E NO AVAILABLE VIRSTAT FILES -VIRTEL TERMINATING

Module: VIR0006
Meaning: All of the VIRSTATx files are full or unavailable, and the VIRTCT specifies STATS=(MULTI,TERMINATE).
Action: VIRTEL terminates.

VIR0606I VIRSTAT RECORDING SUSPENDED - RUN OFFLOAD AND ISSUE F virtelstc,STAT,I

Module: VIR0006
Meaning: All of the VIRSTATx files are full or unavailable, and the VIRTCT specifies STATS=(MULTI,CONTINUE).
Action: VIRTEL continues processing, but statistics will no longer be recorded. To restart statistics recording, use the VIRTEL STAT,I command.

VIR0607E VIRSTATx ALLOC ERR=errc-infc DSN=dsname

Module: VIR0006
Meaning: VIRTEL cannot allocate the VIRSTATx file. errc is the error code, and infc is the info code from dynamic allocation. For the meaning of these codes, see OS/390 MVS Programming: Authorized Assembler Services Guide under the heading Interpreting DYNALLOC Return Codes. Commonly encountered codes are: 0210-0000 File in use by another job; 0218-0000 DASD volume not mounted; 1708-0002 File not cataloged.
Action: VIRTEL uses the next VIRSTATx file.

VIR0608E VIRSTATx DEALC ERR=errc-infc DSN=dsname

Module: VIR0006
Meaning: An error occurred during deallocation of the VIRSTATx file. errc is the error code, and infc is the info code from dynamic allocation.
Action: See OS/390 MVS Programming: Authorized Assembler Services Guide under the heading Interpreting DYNALLOC Return Codes.

VIR0609E VIRSTATx synadaf DSN=dsname

Module: VIR0006
Meaning: An error occurred when VIRTEL attempted to write to the VIRSTATx file. synadaf is the message generated by MVS.
Action: Check the DCB attributes of the file.

VIR0610E VIRSTATx OPEN/CLOSE/GET/WRITE ABEND=ccc-rc DSN=dsname

Module: VIR0006
Meaning: An error occurred when VIRTEL attempted to access the VIRSTATx file. ccc is the system completion code, and rc is the return code. For the meaning of these codes, refer to the OS/390 MVS System Codes manual under the heading System Completion Codes. The most commonly encountered codes are B37 or D37, which indicate that the file is full.
Action: VIRTEL switches automatically to the next VIRSTATx file.

VIR0611I VIRSTAT NOW RECORDING TO SMF

Module: VIR0006
Meaning: VIRTEL is recording the VIRSTAT statistics to SMF.
Action: None.

VIR0612E VIRSTAT SMFWTM FAILED.RC=rc

Module

VIR0006

Meaning

An error occurred when VIRTEL attempted to write a SMF record with the IBM SMFWTM macro. For the meaning of these codes, refer to the z/OS IBM MVS System Management Facilities Guide.

Return codes. When the SMFWTM macro returns control, register 15 contains one of the following return codes.

Code dec(hex) Meaning
 36 (24)  The record was not written because the record specified is not currently being recorded.

Action

VIRTEL STATS SMF recording is disabled.

Messages VIR07xxx

VIR0700W ERROR IN TASK taskname PSW= xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx

Module: VIR0007
Meaning: A fatal error occurred in taskname (MAIN, VSAM, STAT, LOAD) of VIRTEL. VIRTEL will shut down after printing a dump.
Action: See message VIR0015S and VIR0016W.

Messages VIR08xxx

VIR0800I VIRTEL IS USING NO SECURITY

Module: Security
Meaning: As a result of the SECUR=NO parameter specified in the VIRTCT at startup, VIRTEL is running without security.
Action: None.

VIR0810I VIRTEL IS USING INTERNAL SECURITY

Module: Security
Meaning: As a result of the SECUR=VIRTEL parameter specified in the VIRTCT at startup, VIRTEL is using its own internal security management.
Action: None.

VIR0820I VIRTEL IS USING TSS SECURITY

Module: Security
Meaning: As a result of the SECUR=TOPS parameter specified in the VIRTCT at startup, VIRTEL is using the TOP SECRET security system without RACROUTE.
Action: None.

VIR0830I VIRTEL IS USING RACF SECURITY

Module: Security
Meaning: As a result of the SECUR=RACF parameter specified in the VIRTCT at startup, VIRTEL is using the RACF security system without RACROUTE.
Action: None.

VIR0840I VIRTEL IS USING RACROUTE SECURITY WITH TSS

Module: Security
Meaning: As a result of the SECUR=(RACROUTE,TOPS) parameter specified in the VIRTCT at startup, VIRTEL is using the TOP SECRET security system with RACROUTE.
Action: None.

VIR0843I MIXED-CASE PASSWORD SUPPORT IS ACTIVE

Module: Security
Meaning: The user has defined the MIXEDCASE subparameter in the SECUR TCT keyword for TOP SECRET. This indicates to VIRTEL that it should support lower-case characters in passwords. Consequently VIRTEL will pass passwords to the security manager exactly as entered by the user, without translating them to upper case.
Action: None.

VIR0850I VIRTEL IS USING ACF2 SECURITY

Module: Security
Meaning: VIRTEL is running under VM with the SECUR=ACF2 parameter specified in the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIR0860I VIRTEL IS USING RACROUTE SECURITY

Module: Security
Meaning: As a result of the SECUR=RACROUTE parameter specified in the VIRTCT at startup, VIRTEL is using the RACROUTE interface to RACF, ACF2, or other compatible security sub-system.
Action: None.

VIR0861I MIXED-CASE PASSWORD SUPPORT IS ACTIVE

Module: Security
Meaning: The security manager (RACF or compatible sub-system) has indicated to VIRTEL that it supports lower-case characters in passwords. Consequently VIRTEL will pass passwords to the security manager exactly as entered by the user, without translating them to upper case.
Action: None.

VIR0863I MIXED-CASE PASSWORD SUPPORT IS ACTIVE

Module: Security
Meaning: The user has defined the MIXEDCASE subparameter in the SECUR TCT keyword. This indicates to VIRTEL that it should support lower-case characters in passwords. Consequently VIRTEL will pass passwords to the security manager exactly as entered by the user, without translating them to upper case.
Action: None.

Messages VIR09xxx

VIR0900I LICENCE VIRTEL licence information

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: VIRTEL licence information messagee.
Action: None.

VIR0901I LICENCE IS ABOUT TO EXPIRE

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: VIRTEL licence renewal has been triggered as determined by the TCT option WARNING=.
Action: Contact Virtel Support to renew licence.

VIR0904I ACQUIRING TERMINAL relayname(termid)

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: VIRTEL is entering into session with terminal termid associated with relay relayname.
Action: None.

VIR0905I termid RELEASED

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: The terminal termid is released.
Action: None.

VIR0905W UNABLE TO ACTIVATE RELAY relayname(termid)

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: The relay relayname linked to the terminal termid cannot be activated.
Action: Check that the VTAM node containing the relay relayname has been activated, verify that the relay is not already activated for another terminal, and that the terminal is correctly defined in VIRTEL.

VIR0906I applid CONNECTING LUTYPE n PRINTER prterm(luname) TO termid

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: Application applname has connected printer of LU type n terminal name prterm and LU name luname to VIRTEL terminal name termid.
Action: None.

VIR0914E termid ERROR R15=xx R0=yy CONNECTING luname TO applid

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: VIRTEL could not establish a session between VIRTEL LU luname and the ACB applid of a partner application. xx and yy are the hexadecimal error codes from REQSESS.
Action: If R15=00000020, activate the LU luname in VTAM, then enter a VIRTEL START command for the line. For any other value of R15, check that the application applid is active and ready to receive connections, and that the LU luname is in CONCT status.

VIR0915E termid(luname) SESSION REQUEST REFUSED BY applid SENSE=xxxxxxx

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: VIRTEL terminal termid could not establish a session between VIRTEL LU luname and partner application applid. The application rejected the session request with sense code xxxxxxxx.
Action: Check the message log of the partner application (for example, the CICS MSGUSR file) to determine why the application rejected the session request. Refer to the IBM SNA Formats manual to determine the meaning of the sense code. Sense code 08010000 may indicate that the CICS terminal is out of service.

VIR0918W termid RELAY relayname INACTIVATED

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: VIRTEL has closed the relay relayname associated with the terminal termid.
Action: None.

VIR0919I termid RELAY relayname ACTIVATED

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: VIRTEL has opened the relay relayname associated with the terminal termid.
Action: None.

VIR0920E RELAY relayname ALREADY ACTIVE

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: The application relay relayname is already active and in session with another terminal.
Action: Check that the same relay has not been allocated to two different terminals.

VIR0921W NO MORE RELAY AVAILABLE FOR termid POOL ‘poolname’ PREFIX ‘prefix’

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: Terminal termid attempted to connect, but there is no active relay in pool poolname, or all the relays in the pool are in use, or there is no available relay with the specified prefix. The connection is refused by VIRTEL.
Action: Check that the VTAM node containing the relays is activated. Increase the number of relays in the pool poolname. If the message contains a PREFIX then there is a conflict between the prefix specified in the transaction and the terminal names of the relays in the pool.

VIR0922W NBTERM IS TOO SMALL

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: The number of events awaiting simultaneous processing has exceeded the estimated maximum.
Action: VIRTEL automatically allocates additional memory and continues processing. To avoid this message, increase the value of the NBTERM parameter in the VIRTCT.

VIR0923E NO RELAY AVAILABLE FOR termid POOL ‘poolname’ WITH NAME ‘luname’

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: Terminal termid could not allocate the LU luname required by the incoming call because pool poolname does not contain the relay luname.
Action: Check the definitions of terminal termid and pool poolname (F2 from the configuration menu, or F5 from the sub-application system services menu). Check the definition of the rule which matched the incoming call. The relay specified in the “Parameter” field of the rule must exist in the pool.

VIR0924E termid RELAY relayname COULD NOT BE ACTIVATED

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: VIRTEL could not allocate the relay LU named relayname. Either the terminal required by the transaction does not exist in the pool, or the relay is unavailable or is allocated to another line.
Action: Check the definitions of the terminal and transaction.

VIR0925E UNABLE TO ACTIVATE luname (termid) ERROR: errcode

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: VIRTEL could not open the relay luname for the terminal termid. errcode is the ACBERFLG in hexadecimal: 58=APPL already opened by another application, 5A=APPL inactive.
Action: Check that the VTAM node containing the relay has been activated. The command D NET,ID=luname,E should show luname defined as a VTAM APPL in CONCT status.

VIR0951I termid CONNECTED TO EXTERNAL SERVICE ssssssss

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: The terminal termid is connected to external server ssssssss via a logical channel using non Fast-Connect mode.
Action: None.

VIR0956S NO MORE OSCORE AVAILABLE

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: VIRTEL does not have sufficient memory to load a module.
Action: Check the OSCORE parameter of the VIRTCT.

VIR0959E termid CANNOT CONNECT : THIS IS A DEMONSTRATION SYSTEM WITH LIMITED RESOURCES

Module: VIR0009
Meaning: The terminal termid has attempted to establish a session with a VTAM application, but the limit on the number of active sessions permitted by your VIRTEL license has already been reached.
Action: Wait until another terminal disconnects, or contact Syspertec to upgrade your license.

Messages VIR10xxx

VIR1021I VIRARBO type RECORD name ADDED/UPDATED/DELETED BY USER userid AT TERMINAL termid

Module: VIR0010
Meaning: User userid at terminal termid has added, updated, or deleted a record in the VIRTEL configuration file. type is the record type (LINE, TERMINAL, SERVER, …) and name is the entity name.
Action: None.

VIR1062W ERROR ACCESSING FILE filename

Module: VIR0010
Meaning: VIRTEL has detected an error accessing file filename.
Action: Contact technical support.

VIR1063W ERROR : FILE filename NOT FOUND IN VIRTCT

Module: VIR0010
Meaning: File filename is not defined in the VIRTCT.
Action: Add the definition and reassemble the VIRTCT.

VIR1064E ERROR : TERMINAL termid FAILED TO SEND MAIL

Module: VIR0010
Meaning: VIRTEL detected an SMTP protocol error.
Action: Contact technical support.

VIR1065W LINE linename IS UNKNOWN

Module: VIR0010
Meaning: A START or STOP command entered at the “Status of Lines” screen refers to a line unknown to VIRTEL.
Action: Contact technical support.

VIR1066W LINE linename ALREADY ACTIVE

Module: VIR0010
Meaning: A START command was entered at the “Status of Lines” screen for a line which was already started.
Action: None.

VIR1067W LINE linename (n-xxxxxx) START / STOP REQUESTED

Module: VIR0010
Meaning: VIRTEL processed a START or STOP command from the “Status of Lines” screen on the line with external name linename and internal name n-xxxxxx.
Action: None.

VIR1068E command NOT VALID FOR linetype LINE n-xxxxxx

Module: VIR0010
Meaning: START and STOP commands entered at the “Status of Lines” screen are not valid for lines of type APPCn, GATE or FASTC. This message may also be issued for lines of type TCPn or XMn if the corresponding TCPn or XMn parameter is not coded in the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

Messages VIR11xxx

VIR11D1W termid ERROR LOADING SCRIPT scriptnam IN TRANSACTION tranid

Module: VIR0011D
Meaning: Transaction tranid at terminal termid called for a scenario module which could not be loaded.
Action: Check the log for a previous message VIR0031W. Check the module name specified in the “Input Message Exit” or “Output Message Exit” field of transaction tranid. Ensure that this module exists in the VIRTEL load library and is a valid scenario module. Recompile the scenario using the current version of the VIRTEL SCRNAPI macro library.

VIR11D2W termid INVALID FA39 SCRIPT RECEIVED

Module: VIR0011D
Meaning: The transaction at terminal termid called for a scenario module which was not valid.
Action: Check the module name specified in the “Input Message Exit” or “Output Message Exit” field of the transaction. Ensure that this module contains a valid scenario of the requested type. Recompile the scenario using the current version of the VIRTEL SCRNAPI macro library.

Messages VIR15xxx

VIR1501E termid REQSESS FAILED, NO RELAY DEFINED

Module: VIR0015
Meaning: Terminal termid could not be connected to a VTAM application because the terminal has no relay defined.
Action: Specify the name of a VIRTEL relay LU in the “Relay” field of the terminal definition. The relay LU must also be defined in a VTAM APPL statement.

VIR1502E termid PASSTICKET ERROR FOR applname / userid SAF RC: ‘safrc’ RACF RC: ‘racrc’ RACF REASON: ‘racreas’

Module: VIR0015
Meaning: VIRTEL does not have sufficient access rights to create or validate a passticket allowing user userid at terminal termid to access application applname. This message is usually preceded by message ICH408I which shows the name of the resource to which VIRTEL must be granted access.
Action: Examine the SAF and RACF return codes and the RACF reason code to determine the cause. Check that VIRTEL has access to resource IRR.RTICKETSERV in the FACILITY class, and also to resource IRRPTAUTH.applname.userid in the PTKTDATA class. The generic resource IRRPTAUTH.** may be used to permit VIRTEL to generate passtickets for all applications. For an explanation of the return codes and reason codes, see z/OS Security Server RACF Callable Services chapter 2 “R_ticketserv”. Some common codes are:

SAF RC  RACF RC     Reason  Meaning
     8           4       Input parameter list error.
     8           10      Virtel is not authorized to generate Pass tickets. See message ICH408I in SYSLOG.
     10          1C      There is no profile in the PTKTDATA class for the application or PTKTDATA class is not active.

VIR1551I termid(luname) CONNECTED TO “applname”

Module: VIR0015
Meaning: Terminal termid has been connected to application applname via the VIRTEL relay LU luname. This message can be suppressed by the SILENCE parameter in the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIR1552I termid DISCONNECTED AFTER nn MINUTES

Module: VIR0015
Meaning: Terminal termid has been disconnected from an application after nn minutes of connection time.
Action: None.

Messages VIR17xxx

VIR1705W UNABLE TO ACTIVATE relayname(termid)

Module: VIR0017
Meaning: The relay relayname linked to terminal termid has not been activated.
Action: Check the activation of the VTAM book containing the relay relayname, check also that the relay is not already activated for another terminal and that the relay is correctly defined in VIRTEL.

VIR1724E FILE NOT FOUND filename

Module: VIR0017, VIR0B17
Meaning: The file filename cannot be accessed by VIRTEL.
Action: Check the state of the file and its definition in VIRTEL.

VIR1725E linename: ERROR ACCESSING ‘key’ ON filename

Module: VIR0017
Meaning: A VSAM error occurred when VIRTEL attempted to access file filename.
Action: Check the state of the file and its definition in VIRTEL.

VIR1726E termid ERROR ADDING TO FILE ‘filename’

Module: VIR0017
Meaning: A VSAM error occurred when VIRTEL attempted to write to file filename.
Action: Check the SYSLOG for preceding message IEC070I.

VIR1727E Error: Cannot write to Read only file xxxxxxxx

Module: VIR0017
Meaning: A VSAM error occurred when VIRTEL attempted to write to file xxxxxxxx which has been defined as READONLY.
Action: Check the TCT definitions. VSAMTYPE=READONLY and UFILE options.

VIR1728E Error: Cannot open xxxxxxxx file. File control record missing.

Module: VIR0017
Meaning: A VSAM error occurred when VIRTEL attempted to open file xxxxxxxx and obtain the control record.
Action: Check the SYSLOG for other error messages. Contact technical support.

VIR1729E LINE linename NOT FOUND

Module: VIR0B17
Meaning: An instruction in a scenario (SEND$ TO-LINE, SEND$ VARIABLE-TO-LINE), or a tag in an HTML page, for example: {{{IP- ADDR “linename”}}}, refers to a non-existent line.
Action: Specify a valid line name.

VIR1756S NO MORE OSCORE AVAILABLE

Module: VIR0017
Meaning: VIRTEL cannot load a program in memory due to insufficient space.
Action: Check the OCORE parameter of the VIRTCT.

Messages VIR19xxx

VIR1952I luname DISCONNECTED AFTER nn MINUTES

Module: VIR0019
Meaning: The terminal luname has been disconnected after nn minutes of connection time.
Action: None.

Messages VIR21xxx

VIR2102W UNABLE TO LOAD THE TRANSACTION USSTAB mmmmmmmm. DEFAULT USSTAB USSVIRT WILL BE USED.

Module: VIR0021W
Meaning: The load module mmmmmmmm could not be found in the DFHRPL module list when attempting to load a user defined USSTAB.
Action: Correct the module name in the VIR0021W transaction or determine why the module could not be found in the DFHRPL load library list.

VIR2103E INVALID FIELD STARTING:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

Module: VIR0021W
Meaning: The user USSTAB has data lengths greater than 240 characters without an intervening SF 3270 code (x’1D60’).
Action: Static data in the USSTAB must be separated by an SF 3270 code every 240 characters or less. For example DATA,SF,DATA,SF,DATA,SF. The DATA portion of this 3270 string cannot be greater than 240 characters. The default USSVIRT table will be loaded or the USSTAB= table as defined in the TCT.

VIR2104E INPUT LENGTH ERROR IN USER USSTAB

Module: VIR0021W
Meaning: In input field greater than 50 characters has been detected in the users USSTAB.
Action: A user USSTAB should only have one input field identified by the Insert Cursor 3270 code X’13’. This input field should not be greater than 50 characters. Correct the USSTAB source and reassemble the module. Ensure that the input field is terminated with a SF code. For example x’1d40’,x’13’,CL49’ ‘,X’1d60’ means SFUNINH_FIELD,INSRT CURSOR,INPUT AREA,SFINH_FIELD. The IC also takes up one character of the input area so X’13’,CL49’ ‘ equates to 50 characters. The default USSVIRT table will be loaded.

VIR2105E COMMAND TABLE OVERFLOW

Module: VIR0021W
Meaning: An internal error has occurred in processing the users USSTAB.
Action: The default USSVIRT table will be loaded or the USSTAB= table as defined in the TCT.

VIR2106E MULTIPLE INPUT FIELDS FOUND

Module: VIR0021W
Meaning: Multiple input fields have been found in the users USSTAB. Input fields are identified by the Insert Cursor 3270 code X’13’.
Action: A user USSTAB can only have one input field identified by the Insert Cursor 3270 code X’13’. Remove all but one input field and reassemble the module. The default USSVIRT table will be loaded or the USSTAB= table as defined in the TCT.

VIR2106E COMMAND TABLE OVERFLOW

Module: VIR0021W
Meaning: An internal error has occurred in processing the users USSTAB.
Action: The default USSVIRT table will be loaded or the USSTAB= table as defined in the TCT.

VIR2121E epname HAS NO TRANSACTIONS

Module: VIR0021B
Meaning: Entry point epname has no transactions defined.
Action: Define at least one transaction under entry point epname.

VIR2151E epname HAS NO TRANSACTION NAMED ‘tranid’

Module: VIR0021E
Meaning: An incoming X25 call specifies the name tranid in the first 8 bytes of its preconnection message, but entry point epname has no transaction of that name. The call is cleared.
Action: Define a transaction with external name tranid under entry point epname. See the description of VIR0021E in the VIRTEL Connectivity Reference manual.

VIR2161E epname HAS NO TRANSACTION FOR LOGON DATA logonmsg

Module: VIR0021F
Meaning: Entry point epname has no transaction whose “Logon message” field matches the preconnection message (logonmsg) of an incoming X25 call. The call is cleared.
Action: Under entry point epname, define a transaction whose “Logon message” field matches the start of logonmsg. Check that the contents of this field are within apostrophes. See the description of VIR0021F in the VIRTEL Connectivity Reference manual.

VIR2162E epname TRANSACTION tranid HAS INCORRECT DATA IN LOGON MESSAGE FIELD

Module: VIR0021F
Meaning: The contents of the “Logon message” field in the definition of transaction tranid is not in the format required by program VIR0021F, which is specified as the menu program for entry point epname.
Action: VIRTEL ignores this transaction definition. Check that the “Logon message” field contains a character string or hexadecimal string enclosed in apostrophes. See the description of VIR0021F in the VIRTEL Connectivity Reference manual.

VIR2171E epname HAS NO TRANSACTION NAMED USSMSG01

Module: VIR0021G
Meaning: Entry point epname has no transaction whose “Logon message” field matches the preconnection message of an incoming X25 call, and VIRTEL cannot send an error message to the terminal because there is no transaction with external name USSMSG01. The call is cleared.
Action: Define a transaction with external name USSMSG01 under entry point epname. See the description of VIR0021G in the VIRTEL Connectivity Reference manual.

VIR2172E epname TRANSACTION tranid HAS INCORRECT DATA IN LOGON MESSAGE FIELD

Module: VIR0021G
Meaning: The contents of the “Logon message” field in the definition of transaction tranid is not in the format required by program VIR0021G, which is specified as the menu program for entry point epname.
Action: VIRTEL ignores this transaction definition. Check that the “Logon message” field contains a character string or hexadecimal string enclosed in apostrophes. See the description of VIR0021G in the VIRTEL Connectivity Reference manual.

VIR21J1E epname HAS NO AVAILABLE TRANSACTION-ERROR=errcode

Module

VIR0021J

Meaning

VIRTEL did not find any available transaction in entry point epname. The error code errcode indicates the reason:

1 : the entry point has no transactions

2 : none of the VTAM applications referenced by the transactions of the entry point are active.

Action

For code 1, define at least one transaction under entry point epname. For code 2, start at least one of the VTAM applications referenced by the transactions under entry point epname.

Messages VIR27xxx

VIR2701W USER userid SENT ‘c’ TO LINE ‘n-xxxxxx’ FROM TERMINAL ‘termid’

Module: VIR0027
Meaning: User userid at terminal termid sent command c to the line whose internal name is n-xxxxxx from the “State of lines” screen.
Action: None.

Messages VIR31xxx

VIR3101W WARNING: LECAM SERVER servname MODIFIED

Module: VIR0031
Meaning: This message indicate that the definition of external server servname has been modified. The server specifies LECAM emulation.
Action: Following this type of modification, any previous “service proposition” from a LECAM PC is no longer available for use by new clients. A new “service proposition” must be generated by restarting the LECAM service application on the PC.

Messages VIR35xxx

VIR3551I termid CONNECTING AS PERSONAL COMPUTER “xxxxxxxx”

Module: VIR0035
Meaning: Terminal termid running VIRTEL/PC has connected to VIRTEL. The PC identification is xxxxxxxx.
Action: None.

VIR3552I termid DISCONNECTED AFTER nn MINUTES

Module: VIR0035
Meaning: Terminal termid has disconnected after nn minutes of connection.
Action: None.

VIR3553I termid IDENTIFICATION ERROR FOR PERSONAL COMPUTER “xxxxxxxx”

Module: VIR0035
Meaning: The terminal connected to VIRTELPC will be disconnected at the data processing center. The entry point used requires identification of the PC. This PC has not been defined at the host site.
Action: Check the definition of the PC copy at the host site. If it exists purge the associated sign-on.

VIR3554I Input call

Module: VIR0035
Meaning: A request for asynchronous connection is being processed.
Action: None.

Messages VIR39xxx

VIR3952I luname DISCONNECTED AFTER nn MINUTES

Module: VIR0039
Meaning: The terminal luname has disconnected after having been connected for nn minutes.
Action: None.

Messages VIR60xxx

VIR6004I ATTACH VIRSV SUCCESSFUL TCB=xxxxxxxx PROG=VSVTINIT

Module: VIR6000
Meaning: VIRSV subtask has been successfully attached VSVTINIT.
Action: None.

VIR6006I INITIALIZE VIRSV SUCCESSFUL

Module: VIR6000
Meaning: VIRSV has successfully initialised.
Action: None.

VIR6010E VIRSV ERROR VSVPCMDE RC=x

Module: VIR6000
Meaning: VIRSV subtask terminates with RC=x. If RC is greater than 0 then an error has occurred.
Action: Contact Syspertec Support if RC is greater than 0.

VIR6012I ATTACH VIRTEL SUCCESSFUL TCB=xxxxxxxx PROG=VIR6001

Module: VIR6000
Meaning: VIRTEL has successfully attached subrtask VIR6001.
Action: None.

VIR6016I VIRTEL TERMINATED

Module: VIR6000
Meaning: The main Virtel task has terminated.
Action: None.

VIR6017I FORCIBLY DETACHING VIRTEL

Module: VIR6000
Meaning: After the VIRSV subtask terminates, VIR6000 waits up to 5 seconds, and then detaches the VIRTEL subtask if it has not already terminated by itself.
Action: None.

Messages VIR62xxx

VIR6202W LU 6.2 SESSION STARTED WITH applname (luname)

Module: VIR0062
Meaning: An LU 6.2 session has been opened between VIRTEL LU luname and partner application applname.
Action: None.

VIR6203W LU 6.2 SESSION STARTED WITH applname

Module: VIR0062
Meaning: LU 6.2 CNOS negotiation with partner LU applname was successful.
Action: None.

VIR6204W LU 6.2 SESSION REQUESTED BY UNDEFINED pseudolu

Module: VIR0062
Meaning: A request for an LU 6.2 session has been issued intended for a pseudo terminal pseudolu that is not under the control of VIRTEL.
Action: Check the parameters associated with the request.

VIR6205W UNABLE TO ACTIVATE luname (n-xxxxxx) ERROR: xx

Module: VIR0062
Meaning: LU luname associated with the line whose internal name is n-xxxxxx could not be activated. xx is the ACB error code (see the IBM VTAM Programming manual)
Action: Check that the VTAM node containing LU luname has been activated, check that the LU is not already in use on another line, and that the line is correctly defined in VIRTEL.

VIR6206W LU 6.2 SESSION RESET FOR LU applname (luname)

Module: VIR0062
Meaning: An LU 6.2 session has been reinitialised between VIRTEL LU luname and partner application applname.
Action: None.

VIR6208W LU 6.2 CONVERSATION (luname – applname) STARTING ON n-xxxxxx

Module: VIR0062
Meaning: A conversation has begun between VIRTEL LU luname and a partner application applname on the line with internal name n-xxxxxx.
Action: None.

VIR6210W LU 6.2 CONVERSATION REQUESTED BY UNDEFINED pseudolu

Module: VIR0062
Meaning: An LU 6.2 request was sent intended for a pseudo terminal pseudolu not under the control of VIRTEL.
Action: Check the parameters associated with the request.

VIR6212W CONVERSATION cccccccc STARTED ON n-xxxxxx

Module: VIR0062
Meaning: The conversation number cccccccc has begun on the line with internal name n-xxxxxx.
Action: None.

VIR6216W luname(applname) INACTIVATED

Module: VIR0062
Meaning: The LU6.2 session between LU luname and the application applname has been deactivated.
Action: None.

VIR6218S NO MORE OSCORE AVAILABLE

Module: VIR0062
Meaning: VIRTEL cannot load a program in memory due to insufficient space.
Action: Check the OSCORE parameter of the VIRTCT.

VIR6220W LU 6.2 SESSION LOST FOR LINE n-xxxxxx (luname – applname)

Module: VIR0062
Meaning: The LU 6.2 session between VIRTEL LU luname and partner application applname has been lost. n-xxxxxx is the internal name of the APPC line.
Action: None.

VIR6222E ERROR ON applname - R15-R0 : yyyy zzzz RCPRI: pri RCSEC: sec REQ: req QUAL: qual STATE: stat SENSE: sens

Module: VIR0062
Meaning: An unexpected error has occurred during dialogue in LU 6.2 mode.
Action: Contact technical support.

VIR6223E ERROR ON applname - R15-R0 : yyyy zzzz RCPRI: pri RCSEC: sec REQ: req QUAL: qual STATE: stat SENSE: sens

Module: VIR0062
Meaning: An unexpected error has occurred during dialogue in LU 6.2 mode between application applname and VIRTEL. This message has no significance excepting if R15 = 00 (yyyy) and R0 = 0B (zzzz).
Action: See return code RCPRI and RCSEC in the IBM VTAM Programming for LU 6.2 manual.

VIR6224W ENDING CONVERSATION cccccccc WITH applname

Module: VIR0062
Meaning: APPC conversation cccccccc with partner application applname has ended.
Action: None.

Messages VIR65xxx

VIR6599E linename CANNOT START -DEFINITION IS INCOMPLETE

Module: VIR0615
Meaning: The line whose external name is linename contains a definition error (for example, protocol program not defined) and cannot be started.
Action: Correct the line definition.

Messages VIR75xxx

VIR7551I applname CONNECTING pseudolu

Module: VIR0715
Meaning: The application applname is connected to the pseudo terminal pseudolu in LU 6.2 single session mode (APPC1).
Action: None.

VIR7552I applname DISCONNECTING pseudolu

Module: VIR0715
Meaning: The LU 6.2 application applname has disconnected from the pseudo terminal pseudolu.
Action: None.

VIR7599I applname CONNECTED

Module: VIR0715
Meaning: The LU 6.2 application applname is connected to VIRTEL in single session mode (APPC1).
Action: None.

Messages VIR85xxx

VIR8551I applname CONNECTING pseudolu

Module: VIR0815
Meaning: The application applname is connected to the pseudo terminal pseudolu in shared LU 6.2 mode (APPC2).
Action: None.

VIR8552I applname DISCONNECTING pseudolu

Module: VIR0815
Meaning: The LU 6.2 application applname has disconnected from the pseudo terminal pseudolu.
Action: None.

VIR8553I applname ACCEPTED pseudolu

Module: VIR0815
Meaning: The application applname has accepted the pseudo terminal pseudolu.
Action: None.

VIR8599I applname (n-xxxxxx) CONNECTED

Module: VIR0815
Meaning: The LU 6.2 application applname is connected to VIRTEL in shared session mode (APPC2) on the line whose internal name is n-xxxxxx.
Action: None.

Messages VIR91xxx

VIR9151I applid CONNECTING LUTYPE n PRINTER prname(luname) TO termid

Module: VIR0915I
Meaning: While connecting a non-predefined VTAM LU, application applid connected printer LU type n with terminal name prname and LU name luname to terminal termid
Action: Aucune.

Messages VIR99xxx

VIR9901E termid: ERROR nnnnnnnn CALLING TRANSACTION tranname FROM ENTRY POINT epname

Module: VIR0099
Meaning: Transaction tranname associated with the entry point epname and started by terminal luname cannot be found and shows error nnnnnnnn.
Action: Check the definition of the entry point and transactions to ensure that the terminal has been defined.

VIR9905W LU 6.2 relayname (applname) ACTIVATED

Module: VIR0000, VIR0062
Meaning: The LU6.2 session between the relay relayname and the application applname has been activated.
Action: None.

VIR9999S GETMAIN FATAL ERROR

Module: VIR0000
Meaning: An unexpected error has occurred while requesting memory. The system will stop.
Action: Contact technical support.

VIR9999I INVITATION A LIBERER RECUE DE termname

Module: VIR0005
Meaning: Terminal termname has sent a REQUEST FREE command and will be force disconnected.
Action: None.

Messages VIRB1xxx

VIRB171I LINE linename (n-xxxxxx) IS WAITING FOR m-yyyyyy ACTIVATION

Module: VIR0B17
Meaning: Initialisation of the line with external name linename and internal name n-xxxxxx is waiting for line m-yyyyyy to start, because WAIT-LINE(m-yyyyyy) was specified in the “Startup prerequisite” field in the definition of line n-xxxxxx.
Action: Activate line m-yyyyyy, or wait until VIRTEL activates it.

VIRB172I LINE linename (n-xxxxxx) FAILED TO PROCESS: condition

Module: VIR0B17
Meaning: There is an invalid value condition in the “Startup prerequisite” field in the definition of the line whose external name is linename and whose internal name is n-xxxxxx, or condition refers to an unknown line name.
Action: Correct the definition of line n-xxxxxx.

VIRB173I LINE linename (n-xxxxxx) STARTUP IS NOT AUTOMATIC

Module: VIR0B17
Meaning: Initialisation of the line whose external name is linename and whose internal name is n-xxxxxx is waiting for a START command, because WAIT-COMMAND is specified in the “Startup prerequisite” field in the definition of the line.
Action: To activate the line, enter the VIRTEL command LINE=n-xxxxxx,START at the system console.

VIRB174I LINE linename (n-xxxxxx) STARTUP IS PASSIVE

Module: VIR0B17
Meaning: Initialisation of the line whose external name is linename and whose internal name is n-xxxxxx is waiting for a VTAM BIND from its partner LU, because WAIT-PARTNER is specified in the “Startup prerequisite” field in the definition of the line.
Action: To activate the line, start the partner application.

VIRB176I LINE linename (n-xxxxxx), RESTARTED BY m-yyyyyy

Module: VIR0B17
Meaning: Following activation of line m-yyyyyy, VIRTEL has begun initialisation of the line whose external name is linename and whose internal name is n-xxxxxx.
Action: None.

VIRB177I LINE linename (n-xxxxxx) IS WAITING FOR m-yyyyyy ACTIVATION

Module: VIR0B17
Meaning: Initialisation of the line whose external name is linename and whose internal name is n-xxxxxx is waiting for line m- yyyyyy to start, because MIMIC-LINE(m-yyyyyy) is specified in the “Startup prerequisite” field in the definition of line n-xxxxxx.
Action: Activate line m-yyyyyy, or wait until VIRTEL activates it.

VIRB178I LINE linename (n-xxxxxx), STOPPED BY m-yyyyyy

Module: VIR0B17
Meaning: Following the deactivation of line m-yyyyyy, VIRTEL has stopped the line whose external name is linename and whose internal name is n-xxxxxx, because MIMIC-LINE(m-yyyyyy) is specified in the “Startup prerequisite” field in the definition of line n-xxxxxx.
Action: None.

VIRB179E ERROR ON: luname ALLOCATING 64 BITS STORAGE - RETCODE: xxxxxxxx - REASON CODE: xxxxxxxx

Module: VIR0B17
Meaning: An memory allocation attempt failed while trying to store a VIRTEL variable above ‘above the BAR’ (ie in 64 bits storage). The hexadecimal return code and reason code could be researched in the DC2 code in the IBM “z/OS MVS System Codes” manual or possibly in the IBM IARV64 service documentation in the “MVS Assembler Services Reference” manual. Virtel currently limits the maximum size of a Virtel variable to 2 gigabytes. The maximum amount of 64-bit private virtual memory available to the Virtel address space can be controles by the MEMLIMIT JCL parameter.
Action: Use an appropriate value in the MEMLIMIT JCL parameter.

Messages VIRB4xxx

VIRB411E termid UPLOAD FAILED FOR USER userid

Module: VIR0041B
Meaning: Upload of an HTML page has failed. The page was received from user userid on terminal termid.
Action: See message sent by VIRTEL to the user.

Messages VIRB9xxx

VIRB903W LINE x-nnnnnn TAKES INPUT FROM: indd AND OUTPUTS TO: outdd

Module: VIR0B09
Meaning: The batch line with internal name x-nnnnnn has started. The input data for this line will be taken from ddname indd and the output data will be written to ddname outdd.
Action: None.

VIRB904W linename PROCESSING .GET|.POST|.RAW|.END|.EOJ COMMAND

Module: VIR0B09
Meaning: The batch line with external name linename is processing the indicated command. This message is not displayed if SILENCE=YES is specified in the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIRB906W LINE x-nnnnnn CLOSING indd AND outdd

Module: VIR0B09
Meaning: The batch line with internal name x-nnnnnn is terminating. The input ddname indd and the output ddname outdd are being closed.
Action: None.

VIRB907W linename ENDING WITH RETURN CODE xxxxxxxx (dddddddd)

Module: VIR0B09
Meaning: The batch line with external name linename is terminating. xxxxxxxx is the hexadecimal return code of the batch job step, and dddddddd is the return code in decimal.
Action: None.

VIRB908E x-nnnnnn INVALID COMMAND ‘xxxx’ REPLACED BY ‘.EOJ’

Module: VIR0B09
Meaning: The batch line with internal name x-nnnnnn has encountered an unknown command xxxx in its input data file. The command is processed as if it were an end of job command, and the batch job terminates with return code 16.
Action: Check the input data for the batch line.

VIRB909E x-nnnnnn OPEN ERROR, EOJ REQUESTED

Module: VIR0B09
Meaning: The batch line with internal name x-nnnnnn was unable to open its input or output file. The batch job terminates with return code 16.
Action: Check the console log for error messages. Check that the job contains DD statements for the input and output files associated with this batch line.

VIRB912W termid OBJECT nnnnnnnn STARTED

Module: VIR0B09
Meaning: Terminal termid associated with a batch line has begun processing.
Action: None.

VIRB922W termid ENDING OBJECT nnnnnnnn

Module: VIR0B09
Meaning: Terminal termid associated with a batch line has finished processing.
Action: None.

VIRB923E termid REQ|PARAM xxxx COMPLETION CODE code REASON CODE xxxxxxxx (dddddddd) LINE linename

Module: VIR0B09
Meaning: A batch request has terminated abnormally. linename is the external name of the batch line, termid is the associated terminal name, type is the type of request, code is the abend code, xxxxxxxx is the reason code in hexadecimal and dddddddd is the decimal equivalent.
Action: Inspect the console log for other error messages which may explain the cause. Contact technical support.

VIRB924E termid OBJECT|PARAM nnnnnnnn REQ type COMPLETION CODE code REASON CODE xxxxxxxx (dddddddd) LINE linename

Module: VIR0B09
Meaning: An error or unexpected end of file was detected while reading the input file for a batch line. linename is the external name of the batch line, termid is the associated terminal name, type is the type of request, code is the abend code, xxxxxxxx is the reason code in hexadecimal and dddddddd is the decimal equivalent.
Action: Check that the input file is correct.

Messages VIRC1xxx

VIRC121E PAGE NOT FOUND FOR termid ENTRY POINT ‘epname’ DIRECTORY ‘tranid’(dirname dirkey) PAGE ‘filename’ URL’url’

Module: VIR0C12
Meaning: HTML page filename requested by terminal termid does not exist in the directory dirname specified by the transaction whose external name is tranid linked to entry point epname. The directory key is dirkey. VIRTEL sent a 404 NOT FOUND reply to the terminal.
Action: Check that the browser requested the correct page. Upload the page into the directory dirname.

VIRC122E ERROR termid IS SENDING A SCENARIO PF KEY BUT SCENARIO IS MISSING IN TRANSACTION ‘tranid’ ENTRY POINT ‘epname’

Module: VIR0C12
Meaning: Terminal termid sent an HTTP request containing a PF=SCENARIO parameter (see “Function key management” in the VIRTEL Web Access Guide) but the transaction whose external name is tranid does not have an input scenario specified.
Action: Add the name of an input scenario to the transaction tranid defined under entry point epname.

Messages VIRC4xxx

VIRC411E termid UPLOAD FAILED FOR USER userid

Module: VIR0041C
Meaning: Upload of an HTML page has failed. The page was received from user userid on terminal termid.
Action: See message sent by VIRTEL to the user.

Messages VIRCAxxx

VIRCA01W CRYn INITIALISING CRYPTOGRAPHY WITH PARAMETERS: ’name1’,’algs’,’algp’,’engine’,’encoding’,’chaining’,’padding’

Module: VIR0CA0
Meaning: VIRTEL is initializing the cryptographic engine specified by the CRYPTn parameter of the VIRTCT. Refer to the VIRTEL Installation Guide for the meaning of the parameters.
Action: None.

VIRCA02W CRYn termid REQUEST FOR PUBLIC KEY

Module: VIR0CA0
Meaning: An HTML page delivered to terminal termid has requested VIRTEL to generate a public key using the method specified by the CRYPTn parameter of the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIRCA03W CRYn termid DECRYPTING SESSION KEY

Module: VIR0CA0
Meaning: VIRTEL has received an encrypted session key from the terminal termid and is decrypting the key according to the method specified by the CRYPTn parameter of the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIRCA04W CRYn termid ENCRYPTING A MESSAGE

Module: VIR0CA0
Meaning: A message to be sent to terminal termid is being encrypted according to the method specified by the CRYPTn parameter of the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIRCA04W CRYn termid DECRYPTING A MESSAGE

Module: VIR0CA0
Meaning: A message received from terminal termid is being decrypted according to the method specified by the CRYPTn parameter of the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIRCA11W CRYn INITIALISING CRYPTOGRAPHY WITH PARAMETERS: ’name1’,’algs’,’algp’,’engine’,’encoding’,’chaining’,’padding’

Module: VIR0CA1
Meaning: VIRTEL is initializing the cryptographic engine specified by the CRYPTn parameter of the VIRTCT. Refer to the VIRTEL Installation Guide for the meaning of the parameters.
Action: None.

VIRCA12W termid CRYn REQUEST FOR PUBLIC KEY

Module: VIR0CA1
Meaning: An HTML page delivered to terminal termid has requested VIRTEL to generate a public key using the method specified by the CRYPTn parameter of the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIRCA13W termid CRYn DECRYPTING SESSION KEY

Module: VIR0CA1
Meaning: VIRTEL has received an encrypted session key from the terminal termid and is decrypting the key according to the method specified by the CRYPTn parameter of the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIRCA17E termid CRYn Error servname retc=xxxx reas=yyyy

Module: VIR0CA1
Meaning: A call to an ICSF cryptographic service servname failed with return code xxxx and reason code yyyy. The return code and reason code are shown in hexadecimal.
Action: Refer to SA22-7522 z/OS Cryptographic Services ICSF Application Programmer’s Guide Appendix A for the meaning of ICSF return codes and reason codes. Return code 0000000C means that ICSF services are not available, usually because the CSF started task is not correctly initialized.

VIRCA18E termid keylen=nnnn fieldlen=nnnn

Module: VIR0CA1
Meaning: This message is issued in conjunction with message VIRCA17E. It indicates length of the symmetric key and the length of the field being encrypted or decrypted when the error occurred.
Action: Refer to preceding message VIRCA17E.

Messages VIRCFxxx

VIRCF27E SYNTAX ERROR IN EXEC PARAMETER INVALID EXEC PARAMETER - RC = 16

Module: VIRCONF
Meaning: One of the value specified in the PARM parameter of the EXEC card is invalid. Valid values are: LOAD, UNLOAD, SCAN or LANG=
Action: Correct the parameter.

VIRCF28E NOT AUTHORIZED TO UNLOAD PLAINTXT SECURITY (eg RACF) ERROR - RC = 12

Module: VIRCONF
Meaning: The user code assign to the job is not authorized to access the ARBO file according to the operation specified in the PARM parameter.
Action: Contact security department to obtain sufficient permissions to perform the desired operation.

VIRCF47E OPEN FAILED FOR SYSPUNCH DDNAME SYSPUNCH OPEN ERROR - RC = 16

Module: VIRCONF
Meaning: Open failed on the SYSPUNCH entry.
Action: Check the SYSPUNCH specification.

VIRCF48E OPEN FAILED FOR SYSPRINT DDNAME SYSPRINT OPEN ERROR - RC = 16

Module: VIRCONF
Meaning: Open failed on the SYSPRINT entry.
Action: Check the SYSPRINT specification.

VIRCF50E OPEN FAILED FOR SYSIN DDNAME SYSPIN OPEN ERROR - RC = 16

Module: VIRCONF
Meaning: Open failed on the SYSIN entry.
Action: Check the SYSPIN specification.

VIRCF52E VSAM OPEN ERROR DDNAME=VIRARBO, R15=XXXXXXXX, ACBERFLG=XXXXXXXX VSAM error code opening VIRARBO - RC = 16

Module: VIRCONF
Meaning: Unexpected VSAM error occurred during access of VIRARBO file. R15 and ACBERFLG gives the error and the reason of the error.
Action: Verify the values of the return codes in the appropriate IBM documentation. VSAM error codes are documented in the chapter entitled VSAM Macro Return and Reason Codes in the IBM manual DFSMS Macro Instructions for Data Sets.

VIRCF54E DYNALLC FAILED FOR dsname

Module: VIRCONF
Meaning: Dynamic allocation failed to allocate the dataset dsname.
Action: The UNLOAD is aborted. Check that the correct dataset name has been specified in the DSN= keyword and that the dataset has been preallocated.

Messages VIRCTxxx

VIRCT01E CRYn ERROR INSTALLING ‘NO-ENCRYPTION’ SUBTASK

Module: VIR0CT0
Meaning: An unexpected error occurred while initializing the VIRTEL subtask for the no-encryption module specified by the CRYPTn parameter of the VIRTCT.
Action: Contact technical support.

VIRCT02W CRYn ‘NO-ENCRYPTION’ SUBTASK STARTED

Module: VIR0CT0
Meaning: Successful initialization of the VIRTEL subtask for the no-encryption module specified by the CRYPTn parameter of the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIRCT03W CRYn ‘NO-ENCRYPTION’ SUBTASK ENDED

Module: VIR0CT0
Meaning: Termination of the VIRTEL subtask for the no-encryption module specified by the CRYPTn parameter of the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIRCT05W CRYn ‘NO-ENCRYPTION’ SESSION KEY READY

Module: VIR0CT0
Meaning: VIRTEL has established a session key for a terminal using the no-encryption module specified by the CRYPTn parameter of the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIRCT101

VIRCT10I ICSFSTAT : FMID=fmid STATUS1=n STATUS2=n CPACF=n AES=n DSA=n RSA1=n RSA2=n RSA3=n ACC=n
VIRCT10I ICSFST2 : VERSION=vers FMID=fmid STATUS1=n STATUS2=n STATUS3=n STATUS4=n
VIRCT10I STATAES : NMK-STATUS=n CMK-STATUS=n OMK-STATUS=n KEYLEN=n
VIRCT10I STATCCA : NMK-STATUS=n CMK-STATUS=n OMK-STATUS=n CCA-APP-VERS=n CCA-APP-BUILD=n USER-ROLE=n
VIRCT10I STATCARD : ADAPTERS=n DES=n RSA=n POST=n n CP-OS=osname VERS=osver PART=partno EC=eclevel BOOT=n n
VIRCT10I STATDIAG : BATTERY=n INTRUSION=n ERROR-LOG=n MESH=n LOW-VOLT=n HIGH-VOLT=n TEMPERATURE=n RADIATION=n
VIRCT10I STATEXPT : CCA=n CMDF=n 56-bit-DES=n Triple-DES=n SET=n MAX- SYMMETRIC-MODULUS=nnnn

Module: VIR0CT1
Meaning: This message provides diagnostic information about the facilities provided by the underlying ICSF software and cryptographic hardware. The meaning of each of the fields is shown below. For further information, refer to CSFIQF in SA22-7522 z/OS Cryptographic Services ICSF Application Programmer’s Guide.
ICSFSTAT: FMID : Indicates the version of ICSF installed STATUS1 : 0=ICSF started, 1=ICSF initialized, 2=SYM-MK valid, 3=PKA enabled STATUS2 : 0=31-bit, 1=64-bit, 2=PKCS#11 available CPACF : CPACF services available: 0=None, 1=SHA-1, 2=DES/TDES, 3=SHA-224/256, 4=SHA-224/256/DES/TDES, 5=SHA-384/512, 6=SHA-384/512/DES/TDES AES : AES availability: 0=No, 1=Software, 2=AES-128, 3=AES-192/256 DSA : DSA availability: 0=No, 1=DSA-1024, 2=DSA-2048 RSA1 : RSA signature key length: 0=No, 1=1024, 2=2048, 3=4096 RSA2 : RSA key management length: 0=No, 1=1024, 2=2048, 3=4096 RSA3 : RSA key generate service: 0=No, 1=2048, 2=4096 ACC : RSA key accelerators available: 0=No, 1=Yes
ICSFST2: VERSION : ICSFST2 version number FMID : Indicates the version of ICSF installed STATUS1 : PKA services: 0=Disabled, 1=Enabled STATUS2 : PKCS#11 available: 0=No, 1=Yes STATUS3 : ICSF status: 0=Started, 1=Initialized, 2=AES master key valid STATUS4 : Secure AES key available: 0=No, 1=Yes STATAES NMK-STATUS AES new master key : 1=Clear, 2=Partial, 3=Complete CMK-STATUS AES current master key : 1=Clear, 2=Key OMK-STATUS AES old master key : 1=Clear, 2=Key KEYLEN : Maximum AES key length
STATCCA: NMK-STATUS DES new master key : 1=Clear, 2=Partial, 3=Complete CMK-STATUS DES current master key : 1=Clear, 2=Key OMK-STATUS DES old master key : 1=Clear, 2=Key CCA-APP-VERS : Version of CCA application in co-processor CCA-APP-BUILD : Build date of CCA application in co-processor USER-ROLE : Host application user’s authority role identifier
STATCARD: ADAPTERS : Number of installed cryptographic adapters DES : DES hardware level RSA : RSA hardware level POST : Power-On Self Test version numbers CP-OS : Crypto co-processor operating system name VERS : Operating system version number PART : Crypto co-processor part number EC : Crypto co-processor engineering change level BOOT : Crypto co-processor miniboot version numbers
STATDIAG: BATTERY : Battery state: 1=Good, 2=Replace INTRUSION : Intrusion latch state: 1=Cleared, 2=Set ERROR-LOG : Error log status: 1=Empty, 2=Data, 3=Full MESH : Mesh intrusion: 1=No, 2=Intrusion LOW-VOLT : Low-voltage detected: 1=No, 2=Yes HIGH-VOLT : High-voltage detected: 1=No, 2=Yes TEMPERATURE : Temperature range exceeded: 1=No, 2=Yes RADIATION : Radiation detected: 1=No, 2=Yes STATEXPT CCA : Base CCA services available: 0=No, 1=Yes CMDF : CDMF encryption available: 0=No, 1=Yes 56-bit-DES : 56-bit DES encryption available: 0=No, 1=Yes Triple-DES : Triple DES encryption available: 0=No, 1=Yes SET : Secure Electronic Transaction available: 0=No, 1=Yes MAX-SYMMERTIC-MODULUS : Maximum modulus size enabled for asymmetric encryption of symmetric keys
Action: None.

VIRCT11E CRYn ERROR INSTALLING ‘ICSF’ SUBTASK

Module VIR0CT1 Meaning An unexpected error occurred while initializing the VIRTEL subtask for the ICSF interface specified by the CRYPTn parameter of the VIRTCT. Action Contact technical support.

VIRCT12W CRYn ‘ICSF’ SUBTASK STARTED

Module: VIR0CT1
Meaning: Successful initialization of the VIRTEL subtask for the ICSF interface specified by the CRYPTn parameter of the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIRCT13W CRYn ‘ICSF’ SUBTASK ENDED

Module: VIR0CT1
Meaning: Termination of the VIRTEL subtask for the ICSF interface specified by the CRYPTn parameter of the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIRCT15W CRYn ‘ICSF’ SESSION KEY READY

Module: VIR0CT1
Meaning: VIRTEL has established a session key for a terminal using the ICSF interface specified by the CRYPTn parameter of the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIRCT16E CRYn Error servname retc=xxxx reas=yyyy

Module: VIR0CT1
Meaning: A call to an ICSF cryptographic service servname failed with return code xxxx and reason code yyyy. The return code and reason code are shown in hexadecimal.
Action: Refer to SA22-7522 z/OS Cryptographic Services ICSF Application Programmer’s Guide Appendix A for the meaning of ICSF return codes and reason codes. Return code 0000000C means that ICSF services are not available, usually because the CSF started task is not correctly initialized.

VIRCT17E CRYn ERROR: text

Module: VIR0CT1
Meaning: This message is issued in conjunction with message VIRCT16E. It provides an explanation for the reason code indicated in the previous message.
Action: Refer to preceding message VIRCT16E.

Messages VIRDNSxx

VIRDNS1W: XXXX DNS SUBTASK DNS STARTING VIRTDNX1

Module: VIR0001
Meaning: This message is issued in when Virtel startings the DNS Async. function.
Action: None.

VIRDNS2W: XXXX DNS SUBTASK VIRTDNX1 STARTED

Module: VIRDNS1
Meaning: This message is issued in when the DNS Subtask has initialzed.
Action: None.

Messages VIRHTxxx

VIRHT01I HTTP INITIALISATION FOR linename (n-xxxxxx), VERSION x.xx

Module: VIRHTTP
Meaning: Initialisation of HTTP line with external name linename and internal name n-xxxxxx.
Action: None.

VIRHT02I LINE linename (n-xxxxxx) HAS URL http://ipaddr:port 

Module: VIRHTTP
Meaning: The HTTP line with external name linename and internal name n-xxxxxx is ready to receive requests at the indicated URL.
Action: None.

VIRHT04I HTTP LINE linename WAS STOPPED

Module: VIRHTTP
Meaning: HTTP line with external name linename was stopped, either by console command, or by setting the “Possible calls” field to 0 in the line definition.
Action: None.

VIRHT27E linename IS REJECTED AT ENTRY POINT epname

Module: VIRHTTP
Meaning: VIRTEL received an incoming call on the HTTP line whose external name is linename, but the entry point epname specified in the line definition does not exist.
Action: Check the HTTP line definition.

VIRHT28I linename CALLER ipaddr:port GETS ENTRY POINT ‘epname’ FROM RULE ‘rulename’

Module: VIRHTTP
Meaning: VIRTEL chose entry point epname for an incoming call on the HTTP line whose external name is linename, because the call matched the rule named rulename.
Action: None.

VIRHT29E n-xxxxxx DEFAULT ENTRY POINT MISSING OR INVALID

Module: VIRHTTP
Meaning: An incoming call on the HTTP line whose internal name is n-xxxxxx did not match any of the rules of the line, and the default entry point specified in the line definition is either blank or does not exist.
Action: Either define a default rule for the HTTP line, or specify a valid default entry point in the line definition.

VIRHT51I linename CONNECTING termname TO ipaddr:port

Module: VIRHTTP
Meaning: An incoming or outgoing HTTP call is being processed. For an incoming HTTP call, linename is the external name of the HTTP line, termname is the name of the VIRTEL terminal allocated to process the call, and ipaddr:port is the IP address and port number of the client browser. For an outgoing HTTP call, linename is the external name of the HTTP outbound line, termname is the name of the VIRTEL terminal making the call, and ipaddr:port is the IP address and port number of the remote HTTP server. This message can be suppressed by the SILENCE parameter in the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIRHT52I linename DECONNECTING termname

Module: VIRHTTP
Meaning: Terminal termname has been disconnected from the HTTP line whose external name is linename.
Action: None.

VIRHT53E linename NO MORE PSEUDO FOUND WITH PREFIX xxxx FOR TRANSACTION tranname(tranid)

Module: VIRHTTP
Meaning: VIRTEL tried to open a terminal whose name matches the prefix xxxx specified in the VIRTEL transaction with external name tranname and internal name tranid, but this prefix conflicts with the prefix specified on the definition of the HTTP line whose external name is linename.
Action: Check the “Prefix” field of the HTTP line and the “Pseudo-terminals” field of the transaction.

VIRHT54E INVALID REQUEST ON linename ENTRY POINT ‘epname’ DIRECTORY ‘dirname’ PAGE ‘filename’ URL ‘url’ TRANSACTION ‘tranid’ CALLER ipaddr:port reason

Module: VIRHTTP
Meaning: VIRTEL received a request on the HTTP line whose external name is linename originating from the browser at IP address ipaddr:port. The browser requested HTML page filename using URL url. Either the directory path dirname does not exist, or there is no transaction named tranid under the entry point epname.
Action: Check that the browser requested the correct URL. Check the definition of the entry point epname. If reason is “missing directory : dirname”, ensure that there is a type 4 transaction with external name dirname. If reason is “rejected transaction : tranid”, ensure that there is a type 1 transaction with external name tranid. See “VIRTEL URL formats” in the VIRTEL Web Access Guide.

VIRHT55E INVALID RULE rulename ENTRY POINT ‘epname’

Module: VIRHTTP
Meaning: Rule rulename used by an HTTP line specifies a non-existent entry point epname.
Action: Check the entry point name specified in the rule definition.

VIRHT56I n-xxxxxx CALLER real-ip WAS FORWARDED BY proxy-ip

Module: VIRHTTP
Meaning: An HTTP request was received from proxy-ip on the HTTP line whose internal name is n-xxxxxx. The source IP address proxy-ip appears in the “Calling DTE” field of a rule attached to the HTTP line, and the request matches the rule in all other respects. VIRTEL considers the IP address real-ip, which is specified in the “forwarding header” inserted by the proxy, to be the real originating IP address. Refer to “Calling DTE” in the “Rules” chapter of the VIRTEL Configuration Reference manual for further information.
Action: VIRTEL henceforth treats the call as if it had been received from real-ip instead of from proxy-ip. The real-ip address will be displayed in console messages and recorded in the VIRLOG.

VIRHT57E linename RECEIVED AN ERRONEOUS REQUEST FROM ipaddr:port : LINE IS NOT SET UP FOR HTTPS

Module: VIRHTTP
Meaning: VIRTEL received a request on the HTTP line whose external name is linename originating from the browser at IP address ipaddr:port. The browser has requested that the session should be encrypted using the SSL or TLS protocols, but encryption is not activated for this line.
Action: Either resubmit the request without encryption (use http instead of https), or activate encryption on this line (see “Data encryption” in the “VIRTEL Web Access Security” chapter of the VIRTEL Web Access Guide.

VIRHT58E linename IS NOT AN OUTPUT LINE: CANNOT CONNECT termid

Module: VIRHTTP
Meaning: A scenario invoked by terminal termid has attempted to make an outbound HTTP request via the HTTP line whose external name is linename, but the line definition does not permit outbound calls.
Action: Modify the definition of line linename setting the “Possible calls” field to 2 or 3.

VIRHT59E LINE linename IS NOT OPEN: CANNOT CONNECT termid

Module: VIRHTTP
Meaning: A scenario invoked by terminal termid has attempted to make an outbound HTTP request via the HTTP line whose external name is linename, but the line is stopped.
Action: Start the line by entering the VIRTEL command: line=linename,S

VIRHT60E linename HAS NO PSEUDO TERMINALS: CANNOT CONTINUE

Module: VIRHTTP
Meaning: No terminals are defined for the HTTP line whose external name is linename.
Action: If this is a batch line then VIRTEL terminates; otherwise VIRTEL continues but the line cannot be used.

VIRHT61E linename A PARAMETER IS NEEDED FOR PREFIX $LINE$ FOR TRANSACTION ttttttt (xxxxx)

Module: VIRHTTP
Meaning: The parameter &luname= and his value were not specified in the URL received by VIRTEL on line linename for transaction ttttttt.
Action: Check the URL value if possible or run a /F stcname,snapmsg,all command at the console.

VIRHT62E

Module: VIRHTTP
Meaning: The parameter &luname= and his value were not specified in the URL received by VIRTEL on line linename for transaction ttttttt.
Action: Check the URL value if possible or run a /F stsname,snapmsg,all command at the console.

VIRHT63E linename ERROR STARTING PSEUDO FOR PREFIX $LINE$ FOR TRANSACTION ttttttt (xxxxx)

Module: VIRHTTP
Meaning: The VTAM terminal (relay) to use for a request is already active for another session. The request was received on line linename for transaction ttttttt.
Action: The request cannot be satisfied. The connection is closed. Run a /F stcname,snapmsg,all command at the console.

VIRHT64I entity trying to BIND to locaddr

Module: VIRHTTP
Meaning: A VIRTEL entity is attempting to BIND a connection to the IP address locaddr.
Action: None

Messages VIRI9xxx

VIRI902W TERM=termid REQ=req RTNCD=rtncd FDBK2=fdbk2 SENSE=sense

Module: VIR0I09
Meaning: VTAM error on terminal termid. The RPL request code is req, and the VTAM return codes are rtncd, fdbk2, sense.
Action: Refer to the IBM VTAM Messages and Codes or Communications Server IP and SNA Codes manual for an explanation of the VTAM codes.

VIRI903I luname(termid) RECEIVED BIND FROM applname

Module: VIR0I09
Meaning: The relay LU luname associated with VIRTEL terminal termid has received an SNA BIND command from partner application ACB applname. This message appears only if a terminal or line trace is active for terminal termid.
Action: None.

VIRI904I CLEANUP: linename / applid

Module: VIR0I09
Meaning: Loss of session with partner LU applid on the line whose external name is linename.
Action: None.

VIRI905I luname RELEASED

Module: VIR0I09
Meaning: At the request of another application (VTAM RELREQ), VIRTEL released the LU luname.
Action: None.

VIRI905W LU luname (n-xxxxxx) ACTIVATED

Module: VIR0I09
Meaning: Initialisation of LU luname associated with the line whose internal name is n-xxxxxx.
Action: None.

VIRI906W LU luname (n-xxxxxx) INACTIVATED

Module: VIR0I09
Meaning: Inactivation of LU luname associated with the line whose internal name is n-xxxxxx.
Action: None.

VIRI907I luname(termid) REJECTED BIND FROM applname

Module: VIR0I09
Meaning: The relay LU luname associated with VIRTEL terminal termid received an unsolicited SNA BIND command from application applname. VIRTEL rejected the BIND because the LU was not expecting to receive a session request from applname. This can occur if a PCNE application is attempting to place an outgoing call to an LU reserved for incoming calls.
Action: Check that the application has specified the correct LU name. Check that “possible calls” is not set to “2” in the VIRTEL terminal definition.

VIRI908S INVALID RPL

Module: VIR0I09
Meaning: The VTAM SYNAD / LERAD exit was entered with an invalid recovery action return code (RTNCD) in register 0. This message is followed by a dump with abend code U0009.
Action: Contact technical support.

VIRI909E UNABLE TO ACTIVATE luname (n-xxxxxx) ERROR: xx000000

Module

VIR0I09

Meaning

LU luname associated with the line whose internal name is n-xxxxxx could not be activated. xx represents the ACB error code:

58 : ACB already active by another application

5A : ACB inactive under VTAM

For the meaning of other codes, see the IBM VTAM Programming manual.

Action: Check that the VTAM node containing LU luname has been activated, check if the LU is not already active on another line, and that the line is correctly defined in VIRTEL.

VIRI910I luname(termid) RECEIVED UNBIND FROM applname

Module: VIR0I09
Meaning: The relay LU luname associated with VIRTEL terminal termid has received an SNA UNBIND command from application ACB applname. This message appears only if a terminal or line trace is active for terminal termid.
Action: None.

VIRI911I luname(termid) REQUESTING SESSION WITH applname

Module: VIR0I09
Meaning: The VIRTEL terminal termid has requested VTAM to establish a session between its associated relay LU luname and the application ACB applname. This message appears only if a terminal or line trace is active for terminal termid.
Action: None.

VIRI913W VTAM SHORT ON STORAGE

Module: VIR0I09
Meaning: The VTAM action code supplied to the SYNAD exit indicates that there is insufficient memory to process the operation.
Action: VIRTEL retries the operation after 1 second.

VIRI914E termid ERROR R15=xx R0=yy CONNECTING luname TO applid

Module: VIR0I09
Meaning: VIRTEL could not establish a session between VIRTEL LU luname and the ACB applid of a partner application. xx et yy are the hexadecimal error codes from REQSESS.
Action: If R15=00000020, activate the LU luname in VTAM, then enter a VIRTEL START command for the line. For any other value of R15, check that the application applid is active and ready to receive connections, and that the LU luname is in CONCT status.

VIRI915E termid ERROR ACTIVATING luname

Module: VIR0I09
Meaning: VIRTEL could not establish a session between VIRTEL LU luname and the ACB of its partner application.
Action: Refer to the SYSLOG. This message is normally accompanied by VTAM message IST663I which gives more information about the cause of the error.

VIRI918W RELAY luname(termid) INACTIVATED

Module: VIR0I09
Meaning: VIRTEL closed the relay luname for terminal termid following inactivation of the LU by VTAM.
Action: Further connections using this relay will only be possible after the LU has been reactivated under VTAM, and a VIRTEL START command has been issued for the associated line, either from the “Status of lines” screen (F9 from the configuration menu, or F10 from the sub-applications system services menu), or by the console command LINE=linename,START.

VIRI956S NO MORE OSCORE AVAILABLE

Module: VIR0I09
Meaning: VIRTEL has insufficient memory to start a new VTAM task.
Action: Check the OSCORE parameter in the VIRTCT.

Messages VIRICxxx

VIRIC01I INITIALISATION FOR linename (n-xxxxxx), VERSION x.xx

Module: VIR0ICON
Meaning: The IMS Connect line with external name linename and internal name n-xxxxxx has been initialised.
Action: None.

VIRIC04I LINE linename WAS STOPPED

Module: VIR0ICON
Meaning: The IMS Connect line with external name linename was stopped, either by console command, or by setting the “Possible calls” parameter to 0 in the line definition.
Action: None.

VIRIC27E linename IS REJECTED AT ENTRY POINT epname

Module: VIR0ICON
Meaning: VIRTEL was unable to start the IMS Connect line whose external name is linename because the entry point epname specified on the line definition does not exist.
Action: Correct the entry point name specified in the line definition.

VIRIC28I linename CALLER ipaddr:port GETS ENTRY POINT ‘epname’ FROM RULE ‘rulename’

Module: VIR0ICON
Meaning: VIRTEL selected entry point epname for an incoming call on the IMS Connect line whose external name is linename, because the call matched the rule rulename.
Action: None.

VIRIC29I linename HAS NO MORE PSEUDO TERMINALS

Module: VIR0ICON
Meaning: There are no more terminals associated with the IMS Connect line whose external name is linename.
Action: Check the definition of the line. Add more terminals if necessary.

VIRIC51I linename CONNECTION STARTING ON termname TO ENTRY POINT ‘epname’ TRANSACTION ‘tranname’

Module: VIR0ICON
Meaning: VIRTEL has received a request from IMS Connect on the line with external name linename using terminal termname. The request is being processed by transaction tranname in entry point epname.
Action: None.

VIRIC52I linename DECONNECTING termname

Module: VIR0ICON
Meaning: Terminal termname has been disconnected from the IMS Connect line whose external name is linename.
Action: None.

VIRIC53E linename ENTRY POINT ‘epname’ WAS NOT FOUND

Module: VIR0ICON
Meaning: VIRTEL received a request on the IMS Connect line whose external name is linename. The request could not be processed because the entry point epname does not exist.
Action: Correct the entry point name specified in the line definition.

VIRIC54E linename IMS STATUS ERROR ‘retcode’ REASON ‘reascode’ text

Module: VIR0ICON
Meaning: VIRTEL attempted to start the IMS Connect line whose external name is linename. The RESUME TPIPE request was rejected by IMS Connect with return code retcode and reason code reascode. A brief explanation of the code is displayed as text if the return code and reason code are known to VIRTEL.
Action: Check the OTMAPRM parameter in the VIRTCT. Check the IMS Connect log for error messages. If the error is NACK_RSM_TPIPE_SEC_FAILED check for ICH408I and IRR012I messages in the system log.

VIRIC55E INVALID RULE rulename ENTRY POINT ‘epname’

Module: VIR0ICON
Meaning: Rule rulename attached to an IMS Connect line specifies an unknown entry point epname.
Action: Check the entry point name specified in the rule definition.

VIRIC56W linename IS REQUESTING CLOSE

Module: VIR0ICON
Meaning: IMS Connect is requesting termination of the RESUME TPIPE connection on the IMS Connect line whose external name is linename.
Action: None.

VIRIC58E linename IN ENTRY POINT ‘epname’, THE TRANSACTION ‘tranname’ WAS NOT FOUND, AND THERE IS NO DEFAULT TRANSACTION

Module: VIR0ICON
Meaning: VIRTEL received a request on the IMS Connect line whose external name is linename. The request header specified transaction name tranname. The request could not be processed because the entry point epname does not contain a transaction whose external name is tranname, nor does it contain a default transaction whose external name is the same as the entry point name.
Action: Correct the transaction name specified by the calling IMS program. Alternatively, in entry point epname add a transaction named either tranname or epname.

Messages VIRIExxx

VIRIE01I INVERSE PCNE INITIALISATION FOR linename (n-xxxxxx)

Module: VIR00IE
Meaning: The AntiPCNE line with external name linename and internal name n-xxxxxx has been initialised.
Action: None.

VIRIE02I termid luname CONNECTED TO applname

Module: VIR00IE
Meaning: An SNA session has been established between the relay LU luname (associated with the AntiPCNE terminal termid) and the partner application applname.
Action: None.

VIRIE03I termid luname DISCONNECTED BY applname

Module: VIR00IE
Meaning: Partner application applname has terminated its SNA session with the relay LU luname associated with the AntiPCNE terminal termid.
Action: None.

VIRIE04I PCNE LINE linename WAS STOPPED

Module: VIR00IE
Meaning: The AntiPCNE line with external name linename was stopped, either by console command, or by setting the “Possible calls” parameter to 0 in the line definition.
Action: None.

VIRIE05I termid RELAY CHANGED FROM oldlu TO newlu

Module: VIR00IE
Meaning: The terminal termid attached to an AntiPCNE line was previously active using relay LU name oldlu. Following an update to the definition and a restart of the AntiPCNE line, the terminal was restarted with a new relay LU name newlu.
Action: None.

VIRIE45I termid CALL CLEARED BY VIRTEL CAUSE=xx DIAG=yy

Module

VIR00IE

Meaning

VIRTEL terminated the call on AntiPCNE terminal termid. xx and yy are the cause and diagnostic codes generated by VIRTEL. The following codes are possible:

Cause=00 Diag=00 : Call was terminated by local PCNE application

Cause=13 Diag=81 : Call could not be connected to the local PCNE application

Cause=xx Diag=yy : Error communicating with local PCNE application (xx,yy = VTAM RTNCD/FDBK codes)

Action

For Cause=00, Diag=00: None. For other codes, examine preceding error messages to determine the cause.

VIRIE52I linename DECONNECTING termname

Module: VIR00IE
Meaning: Terminal termname disconnected from the AntiPCNE line whose external name is linename.
Action: None.

Messages VIRIFxxx

VIRIF01I INVERSE FASTC INITIALISATION FOR linename (n-xxxxxx)

Module: VIR00IF
Meaning: The AntiFastConnect line with external name linename and internal name n-xxxxxx has been initialised..
Action: None.

VIRIF02I linename (n-xxxxxx) CONNECTED TO ctcpname

Module: VIR00IF
Meaning: The AntiFastConnect line with external name linename and internal name n-xxxxxx has established a connection with the partner CTCP ctcpname.
Action: None.

VIRIF03I linename (n-xxxxxx) DISCONNECTED

Module: VIR00IF
Meaning: The connection between the AntiFastConnect line with external name linename and internal name n-xxxxxx has been terminated by the partner CTCP.
Action: None.

VIRIF04I FASTC LINE linename WAS STOPPED

Module: VIR00IF
Meaning: The AntiFastConnect line with external name linename was stopped, either by console command, or by setting the “Possible calls” parameter to 0 in the line definition.
Action: None.

VIRIF42I FASTC : UNSUPPORTED COMMAND = xx ON MCH linename

Module: VIR00IF
Meaning: A packet received from the partner CTCP is of unknown type. xx represents the hexadecimal value of the first byte of the packet, linename represents the external name of the AntiFastConnect line on which the incident occurred.
Action: Obtain a SNAP. Contact technical support if the incident persists.

VIRIF52I linename DECONNECTING termname

Module: VIR00IF
Meaning: Terminal termname disconnected from the AntiFastConnect line with external name linename.
Action: None.

Messages VIRIGxxx

VIRIG01I INVERSE GATE INITIALISATION FOR linename (n-xxxxxx)

Module: VIR00IG
Meaning: The AntiGATE line with external name linename and internal name n-xxxxxx has been initialised.
Action: None.

VIRIG02I n-xxxxxx luname CONNECTED TO applname

Module: VIR00IG
Meaning: An SNA session has been established between the partner CTCP application applname and the VIRTEL MCH LU luname for the AntiGATE line whose internal name is n-xxxxxx.
Action: None.

VIRIG03I n-xxxxxx luname DISCONNECTED BY applname

Module: VIR00IG
Meaning: The partner CTCP application applname has terminated its SNA session with the VIRTEL MCH LU luname for the AntiGATE line whose internal name is n-xxxxxx.
Action: None.

VIRIG04I n-xxxxxx GATE LINE linename WAS STOPPED

Module: VIR00IG
Meaning: The AntiGATE line with external name linename and internal name n-xxxxxx was stopped, either by console command, or by setting the “Possible calls” parameter to 0 in the line definition.
Action: None.

VIRIG05I n-xxxxxx(linename) LOCAL LU NAME CHANGED FROM oldlu TO newlu

Module: VIR00IG
Meaning: The AntiGATE line with external name linename and internal name n-xxxxxx was previously active using MCH name oldlu. Following an update of the field “Local ident” in the line definition and a restart of the line, the MCH name is now newlu.
Action: None.

VIRIG12I termid luname CONNECTED TO applname

Module: VIR00IG
Meaning: An SNA session has been established between the partner CTCP application applname and the VIRTEL CVC relay LU luname associated with the AntiGATE terminal termid. This message can be suppressed by the SILENCE parameter in the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIRIG13I termid luname DISCONNECTED BY applname

Module: VIR00IG
Meaning: The partner CTCP application applname has terminated its SNA session with the VIRTEL CVC relay LU luname associated with the AntiGATE terminal termid. This message can be suppressed by the SILENCE parameter in the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIRIG42I n-xxxxxx(linename) RECEIVED UNSUPPORTED COMMAND xx FROM applname ON MCH luname

Module: VIR00IG
Meaning: A packet received from the partner CTCP application applname is of unknown type. xx represents the hexadecimal value of the first byte of the packet, linename represents the external name of the AntiGATE line on which the incident occurred, n-xxxxxx is the internal name of the AntiGATE line, and luname is the LU name of the associated MCH.
Action: Obtain a SNAP. Contact technical support if the incident persists.

VIRIG43I termid luname CLEAR RECEIVED FROM LOCAL applname CAUSE=xx DIAG=yy

Module: VIR00IG
Meaning: The VIRTEL AntiGATE line with internal name n-xxxxxx received an X25 CLEAR command from the CTCP application applname on the control session with MCH LU luname. VIRTEL determined that the command was associated with CVC terminal termid. xx and yy are the X25 cause and diagnostic codes in hexadecimal. This message is suppressed if the cause and diagnostic codes are zero and the SILENCE parameter is specified in the VIRTCT.
Action: If the cause and diagnostic codes are zero, this indicates a normal end of call. Otherwise, use the cause and diagnostic codes to determine why the CTCP application issued the CLEAR.

VIRIG44I termid luname CLEAR RECEIVED FROM LOCAL applname CAUSE=xx DIAG=yy

Module: VIR00IG
Meaning: VIRTEL received an X25 CLEAR command from the CTCP application applname. The command was received on the data session with CVC relay LU name luname associated with AntiGATE terminal termid. xx and yy are the X25 cause and diagnostic codes in hexadecimal. This message is suppressed if the cause and diagnostic codes are zero and the SILENCE parameter is specified in the VIRTCT.
Action: If the cause and diagnostic codes are zero, this indicates a normal end of call. Otherwise, use the cause and diagnostic codes to determine why the CTCP application issued the CLEAR.

VIRIG45I n-xxxxxx(linename) CALL FROM ctcpappl CLEARED BY VIRTEL CAUSE=xx DIAG=yy

Module

VIR00IG

Meaning

VIRTEL terminated the outbound call by the CTCP application ctcpappl on the AntiGATE line whose internal name is n-xxxxxx and whose external name is linename. xx and yy are the cause and diagnostic codes generated by VIRTEL. The following codes are possible:

Cause=01 Diag=E5 : Line n-xxxxxx has no available terminals which accept calls from CTCP

Cause=02 Diag=E5 : Could not connect CVC LU to ctcpappl

Cause=03 Diag=E5 : Error sending Call Connected packet to ctcpappl

Action

For Cause=01, Diag=E5: Check the definition of the terminals associated with AntiGATE line n-xxxxxx and verify that the “Possible calls” field is set to 1 or 3. For other codes, examine preceding error messages to determine the cause.

VIRIG52I linename DECONNECTING termname

Module: VIR00IG
Meaning: Terminal termname disconnected from the AntiGATE line with external name linename.
Action: None.

Messages VIRIPAxx

VIRIPA1I linename CONNECTING termid

Module: VIR0PASS
Meaning: An incoming call on the VIRPASS/NT line whose external name is linename has been allocated to terminal termid.
Action: None.

VIRIPA2I linename DECONNECTING termid

Module: VIR0PASS
Meaning: Terminal termid has disconnected from the VIRPASS/NT line whose external name is linename.
Action: None.

VIRIPA3I linename ACCEPTED termid

Module: VIR0PASS
Meaning: An incoming call on the VIRPASS/NT line whose external name is linename has been accepted on terminal termid.
Action: None.

VIRIPA4I linename NO OUTPUT LINE FOUND FOR termid

Module: VIR0PASS
Meaning: VIRTEL was unable to connect output terminal termid on the VIRPASS/NT line whose external name is linename.
Action: Wait until the partner VIRNT server retries the connection. Restart the connection at the VIRNT server if necessary. Check the definition of line linename and the terminals associated with line linename.

VIRIPA6E linename PROTOCOL ERROR - SNAP TAKEN

Module: VIR0PASS
Meaning: VIRTEL received a message received on the VIRPASS/NT line whose external name is linename. The message did not contain a valid VIRPASS identifier.
Action: Contact technical support.

VIRIPA7I linename HAS NO MORE PSEUDO TERMINALS

Module: VIR0PASS
Meaning: There are no more terminals associated with the VIRPASS/NT line whose external name is linename.
Action: Check the definition of the line. Add more terminals if necessary.

VIRIPA8E linename UNKNOWN CORRELATOR xxxxxxxx IN COMMAND c

Module: VIR0PASS
Meaning: VIRTEL received a message with an unknown correlator on the VIRPASS/NT line whose external name is linename.
Action: Contact technical support.

VIRIPA9I INITIALISATION FOR linename (n-xxxxxx), VERSION 4.xx

Module: VIRPASS
Meaning: The VIRPASS/NT line with external name linename and internal name n-xxxxxx has been initialised.
Action: None.

Messages VIRNAxxx

VIRNA01I NATIVE IP INITIALISATION FOR linename (n-xxxxxx), VERSION x.xx

Module: VIRNATV
Meaning: The line with external name linename and internal name n-xxxxxx has been initialised with the TCP/IP NATIVE protocol.
Action: None.

VIRNA04I NATIVE IP LINE linename WAS STOPPED

Module: VIRNATV
Meaning: The line with external name linename was stopped, either by console command, or by setting the “Possible calls” parameter to 0 in the line definition.
Action: None.

VIRNA05E linename UNDEFINED PARTNER n.n.n.n:p IS CALLING m.m.m.m:q

Module: VIRNATV
Meaning: VIRTEL has rejected an incoming call to a native IP line. n.n.n.n:p represents the IP address and port of the caller, m.m.m.m:q represents the called IP address and port in VIRTEL. VIRTEL rejected the call because none of the TCP/IP lines listening on address/port m.m.m.m:q specifies address n.n.n.n as partner.
Action: Define an XOT line specifying m.m.m.m:q in the “Local ident” field and n.n.n.n:p in the “Remote ident” field

VIRNA06I linename (n-xxxxxx) IS USING A GENERIC ADDRESS

Module: VIRNATV
Meaning: The IP address and port number of the line with external name linename and internal name n-xxxxxx is treated as sharable with other TCP/IP lines as a result of the SHAREDA=Y parameter specified in the definition of line linename.
Action: None.

VIRNA07I linename (n-xxxxxx) IS USING A GENERIC ADDRESS

Module: VIRNATV
Meaning: The IP address and port number of the line with external name linename and internal name n-xxxxxx is shared with another TCP/IP line. VIRTEL found the same address and port number specified in the definition of another line. Neither SHAREDA nor UNIQUEP were specified in the definition of line linename.
Action: None.

VIRNA26E linename HAS NO PSEUDO TERMINALS: CANNOT CONTINUE

Module: VIRNATV
Meaning: No terminals are defined for the native IP line whose external name is linename.
Action: VIRTEL continues but the line cannot be used. Define the associated terminals, then stop and start the line.

VIRNA27E linename IS REJECTED AT ENTRY POINT epname

Module: VIRNATV
Meaning: VIRTEL received an incoming call on the line whose external name is linename, but the entry point epname specified on the line definition does not exist.
Action: Check the definition of the line.

VIRNA28I linename CALLER ipaddr:port GETS ENTRY POINT ‘epname’ FROM RULE ‘rulename’

Module: VIRNATV
Meaning: VIRTEL selected entry point epname for an incoming call on the line whose external name is linename, because the call matched the rule rulename.
Action: None.

VIRNA51I linename CONNECTING termname

Module: VIRNATV
Meaning: An incoming call on the line whose external name is linename has been allocated to terminal termname. This message can be suppressed by the SILENCE parameter in the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIRNA52I linename DECONNECTING termname

Module: VIRNATV
Meaning: Terminal termname has been disconnected from the line whose external name is linename.
Action: None.

VIRNA53E linename HAS NO MORE PSEUDO TERMINALS

Module: VIRNATV
Meaning: There are no more terminals associated with the line whose external name is linename.
Action: Check the definition of the line. Add more terminals if necessary.

VIRNA55E INVALID RULE rulename ENTRY POINT ‘epname’

Module: VIRNATV
Meaning: Rule rulename attached to a native IP line specifies an unknown entry point epname.
Action: Check the entry point name specified in the rule definition.

VIRNA98E linename ERROR errcode RECEIVING FROM SOCKET sockno

Module

VIRNATV

Meaning

An error occurred when receiving a message from the native IP line whose external name is linename. errcode is an error code whose meaning is:

00000001 : No session exists for this line.

00000002 : Unable to identify incoming message with an existing session.

00000003 : No more pseudo terminals, or line not linked to TCP.

00000004 : TCP/IP receive error; see preceding message VIRT923E or VIRT924E.

00000005 : Socket is closed.

00000006 : A message received on the line does not conform to the VIRTEL native IP protocol. The message length is invalid or exceeds the maximum packet size.

Action

If the cause cannot be determined by preceding messages, use the VIRTEL SNAP command to produce a dump of the internal trace table. Determine whether the partner sent an invalid message, and if so, perform the appropriate diagnostic procedures. Otherwise contact technical support.

VIRNA99I linename ERROR errcode SENDING TO SOCKET socknum

Module

VIRNATV

Meaning

An error occurred when sending a message to the native IP line whose external name is linename. errcode is an error code whose meaning is: ..

00000001 : Invalid pseudo terminal.

00000002 : Message not identified with an active session.

00000003 : Line not linked to TCP stack.

00000004 : TCP/IP send error; see preceding message VIRT923E or VIRT924E.

00000005 : VIRTEL internal task dispatching error.

00000006 : Session cleared before message could be sent.

Action

If the cause cannot be determined by preceding messages, use the VIRTEL SNAP command to produce a dump of the internal trace table and contact technical support.

Messages VIRNXxxx

Support of XOT (X25 over TCPIP) Error codes.

VIRNX98E linename ERROR errcode RECEIVING FROM SOCKET sockno

Module

VIRNXTV

Meaning

An error occurred when sending a message to the native IP line whose external name is linename. errcode is an error code whose meaning is: ..

00000001 : No session or invalid pseudo terminal.

00000002 : Unablet to identified message with an active session.

00000003 : Line not linked or no more psuedo-terminals available.

00000004 : TCP/IP send error; see preceding message VIRT923E or VIRT924E.

00000005 : Socket closed.

00000006 : XOT Protocol violation. Bad header or invalid length.

Action

If the cause cannot be determined by preceding messages, use the VIRTEL SNAP command to produce a dump of the internal trace table and contact technical support.

Messages VIRP1xxx

VIRP121E PAGE NOT FOUND FOR termid ENTRY POINT ‘epname’ SCENARIO ‘scenname’ DIRECTORY ‘tranid’(dirname) NAME ‘filename’ URL’url’

Module: VIR0P12
Meaning: The scenario scenname invoked from terminal termid requested a file named filename which does not exist. dirname is the name of the current VIRTEL directory and tranid is the external name of the corresponding transaction which belongs to entry point epname. VIRTEL sent a 404 NOT FOUND reply to the terminal with the text “Failed on missing page:filename”.
Action: Change the scenario to specify the correct file name.

VIRP122E VARIABLE NOT FOUND FOR termid ENTRY POINT ‘epname’ SCENARIO ‘scenname’ DIRECTORY ‘tranid’(dirname) NAME ‘varname’ URL’url’

Module: VIR0P12
Meaning: The scenario scenname invoked from terminal termid requested a VIRTEL variable named varname which does not exist. dirname is the name of the current VIRTEL directory and tranid is the external name of the corresponding transaction which belongs to entry point epname. VIRTEL sent a 404 NOT FOUND reply to the terminal with the text “Failed on missing variable:varname”.
Action: Change the scenario to specify the correct variable name.

VIRP123E SCENARIO NOT FOUND FOR termid ENTRY POINT ‘epname’ DIRECTORY ‘dirname’ NAME ‘filename’ URL ‘url’

Module: VIR0P12
Meaning: The scenario filename (filetype .390) invoked from terminal termid for URL url was not found in the scenario directory dirname defined in entry point epname.
Action: Use Virtel Studio to upload the scenario to the directory specified by the entry point.

VIRP1251I termid CONNECTED TO “epname”

Module: VIR0P12
Meaning: An input message from terminal termid has been assigned to entry point epname.
Action: None.

Messages VIRPAxxx

VIRPA54E termid INVALID REQUEST ON linename FROM CALLER ipaddr:port ENTRY POINT ‘epname’ TRANSACTION OR SERVER ‘servid’

Module: VIR0PASS
Meaning: VIRTEL received an incoming call on terminal termid associated with the VIRPASS line whose external name is linename. The call originated from IP address ipaddr port port. The service requested was servid. But the chosen entry point epname contains no transaction whose external name is servid, nor does it contain a default transaction capable of invoking the external server named servid.
Action: Check that entry point epname has been defined in accordance with the documentation for setting up the VIRTEL Videotex Plugin.

Messages VIRPExxx

VIRPE27E termid IS REJECTED AT ENTRY POINT epname

Module: VIR00PE
Meaning: VIRTEL received an incoming call from terminal termid, but the requested entry point epname does not exist.
Action: Check the entry point specified in the logdata (for SNA) or in the call user data (for X25).

VIRPE52I termid DISCONNECTED AFTER nn MINUTES

Module: VIR00PE
Meaning: Terminal termid was connected to an application and has disconnected after nn minutes of connection time.
Action: None.

Messages VIRPFxxx

VIRPF01I INITIALISATION FOR linename (n-xxxxxx), VERSION x.xx

Module: VIR0PRF
Meaning: The line with external name linename and internal name n-xxxxxx has been initialised with the PREFIXED protocol.
Action: None.

VIRPF04I LINE linename WAS STOPPED

Module: VIR0PRF
Meaning: The line with external name linename was stopped, either by console command, or by setting the “Possible calls” parameter to 0 in the line definition.
Action: None.

VIRPF27E linename IS REJECTED AT ENTRY POINT epname

Module: VIR0PRF
Meaning: VIRTEL received an incoming call on the line whose external name is linename, but the entry point epname specified on the line definition does not exist.
Action: Check the definition of the line.

VIRPF28I linename CALLER ipaddr:port GETS ENTRY POINT ‘epname’ FROM RULE ‘rulename’

Module: VIR0PRF
Meaning: VIRTEL selected entry point epname for an incoming call on the line whose external name is linename, because the call matched the rule rulename. This message can be suppressed by the SILENCE parameter in the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIRPF29I linename HAS NO MORE PSEUDO TERMINALS

Module: VIR0PRF
Meaning: There are no more terminals associated with the line whose external name is linename.
Action: Check the definition of the line. Add more terminals if necessary.

VIRPF51I linename CONNECTING termname

Module: VIR0PRF
Meaning: An incoming call on the line whose external name is linename has been allocated to terminal termname. This message can be suppressed by the SILENCE parameter in the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIRPF52I linename DECONNECTING termname

Module: VIR0PRF
Meaning: Terminal termname has been disconnected from the line whose external name is linename. This message can be suppressed by the SILENCE parameter in the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIRPF54E INVALID REQUEST ON linename ENTRY POINT ‘epname’ DIRECTORY ‘dirname’

Module: VIR0PRF
Meaning: VIRTEL received a request on the line whose external name is linename. The requested directory path dirname does not exist under the entry point epname.
Action: Check the definition of the entry point epname. Ensure that there is a type 4 transaction with external name dirname.

VIRPF55E INVALID RULE rulename ENTRY POINT ‘epname’

Module: VIR0PRF
Meaning: Rule rulename attached to an MQ line specifies an unknown entry point epname.
Action: Check the entry point name specified in the rule definition.

VIRPF99I linename MESSAGE RECEIVED FROM SOCKET socknum

Module: VIR0PRF
Meaning: Input data has been received by the line whose external name is linename.
Action: None.

VIRPF99I linename SEND TO SOCKET socknum

Module: VIR0PRF
Meaning: Output data has been sent to the line whose external name is linename. This message can be suppressed by the SILENCE parameter in the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

Messages VIRPSxxx

VIRPS01I INITIALISATION FOR linename (n-xxxxxx), VERSION nn.nn

Module: VIRPESIT
Meaning: The VIRPESIT line with external name linename and internal name n-xxxxxx has been initialised.
Action: None.

VIRPS02I linename DECONNECTING termname

Module: VIRPESIT
Meaning: Terminal termname has been disconnected from the VIRPESIT line whose external name is linename.
Action: None.

VIRPS04I VIRPESIT LINE linename WAS STOPPED

Module: VIRPESIT
Meaning: VIRPESIT line with external name linename was stopped, either by console command, or by setting the “Possible calls” field to 0 in the line definition.
Action: None.

VIRPS06E linename HAS NO PSEUDO TERMINALS: CANNOT CONTINUE

Module: VIRPESIT
Meaning: No terminals are defined for the VIRPESIT line whose external name is linename.
Action: VIRTEL continues but the line cannot be used. Define the associated terminals, then stop and start the line.

VIRPS07I linename HAS NO MORE PSEUDO TERMINALS

Module: VIRPESIT
Meaning: There are no more terminals associated with the VIRPESIT line whose external name is linename.
Action: Check the line definition. Add more terminals if necessary.

VIRPS08E linename PSEUDO termname LOST

Module: VIRPESIT
Meaning: VIRTEL was unable to identify the terminal termname associated with the VIRPESIT line whose external name is linename.
Action: Contact technical support.

VIRPS11I linename PSEUDO termname RECEIVED ABORT REQUEST FROM emitter TO receiver WITH FIRST ABORT PID : pid

Module: VIRPESIT
Meaning: VIRTEL received an abort request of type pid via terminal termname associated with the VIRPESIT line whose external name is linename. Emitter is the name of the file transfer requester and receiver is the name of the destination partner.
Action: The file transfer terminates. Inspect the emitter logs to determine why the partner application terminated the transfer.

VIRPS12I linename RECEIVED ABORT REQUEST FOR termname (partnerid)

Module: VIRPESIT
Meaning: VIRTEL received an abort request via the VIRPESIT line whose external name is linename. termname is the terminal name and partnerid is the name of the destination partner.
Action: The file transfer terminates. Inspect the logs of the file transfer application to determine why the application terminated the transfer.

VIRPS13I linename OUTBOUND CONNECTION STARTING ON termname | linename CLIENT ‘requesterid’ SERVER ‘serverid’ PROTOCOL ‘protocol’

Module: VIRPESIT
Meaning: VIRTEL is starting an outbound file transfer session via the VIRPESIT line whose external name is linename. termname is the terminal name, requesterid is the name of the requesting partner defined in the file transfer application, serverid is the name of the destination partner, and protocol is the protocol name (for example, PESIT).
Action: None.

VIRPS14I linename INBOUND CONNECTION STARTING ON termname TO ENTRY POINT ‘epname’ TRANSACTION ‘tranid’ | linename CLIENT ‘’requesterid’ SERVER ‘serverid’ PROTOCOL ‘protocol’

Module: VIRPESIT
Meaning: VIRTEL is has received an inbound request for a file transfer session via terminal termname on the VIRPESIT line whose external name is linename. The request has been assigned to entry point epname and transaction tranid. requesterid is the name of the requesting partner defined in the file transfer application, serverid is the name of the destination partner, and protocol is the protocol name (for example, PESIT).
Action: None.

VIRPS15I linename RECEIVED REJECT CONNECT REQUEST FROM ‘serverid’ TO ‘requesterid’ WITH DIAGNOSTIC :’hexcode’ (‘deccode’)

Module: VIRPESIT
Meaning: A file transfer request via the VIRPESIT line whose external name is linename has been rejected by the partner file transfer application. serverid is the name of the destination partner, and requesterid is the name of the requesting partner. hexcode is the hexadecimal abort code and deccode is the decimal abort code.
Action: Inspect the logs of the file transfer application to determine why the application terminated the transfer. Refer to the file transfer application’s protocol documentation to determine the meaning of the abort codes.

VIRPS16I linename RECEIVED REJECT CONNECT REQUEST FOR ‘termname’ WITH DIAGNOSTIC :’hexcode’ (‘deccode’)

Module: VIRPESIT
Meaning: A file transfer request via the VIRPESIT line whose external name is linename has been rejected by the partner file transfer application. termname is the terminal name, hexcode is the hexadecimal abort code and deccode is the decimal abort code.
Action: Inspect the logs of the file transfer application to determine why the application terminated the transfer. Refer to the file transfer application’s protocol documentation to determine the meaning of the abort codes.

VIRPS17I linename CONNECTION ENDING FOR ‘termname’

Module: VIRPESIT
Meaning: An inbound file transfer session via terminal termname on the VIRPESIT line whose external name is linename has been terminated by the partner file transfer application.
Action: None.

VIRPS18I linename CONNECTION ENDING FOR ‘termname’

Module: VIRPESIT
Meaning: An outbound file transfer session via terminal termname on the VIRPESIT line whose external name is linename has been terminated by the partner file transfer application.
Action: None.

VIRPS28I linename CALLER ipaddr:port GETS ENTRY POINT ‘epname’ FROM RULE ‘rulename’

Module: VIRPESIT
Meaning: VIRTEL chose entry point epname for an incoming call on the VIRPESIT line whose external name is linename, because the call matched the rule named rulename. ipaddr:port is the IP address and port number of the calling application.
Action: None.

VIRPS29E INVALID RULE rulename ENTRY POINT ‘epname’

Module: VIRPESIT
Meaning: Rule rulename used by a VIRPESIT line specifies a non-existent entry point epname.
Action: Check the entry point name specified in the rule definition.

VIRPS50E linename CANNOT CONNECT termname TO CALLER ipaddr:port

Module: VIRPESIT
Meaning: An inbound file transfer session request was received on the VIRPESIT line whose external name is linename. The request originated from IP address ipaddr and port number port and the VIRTEL terminal name is termname. The request could not be processed because the entry point was not valid or there was no transaction definition corresponding to the request.
Action: Refer to subsequent message displayed on the console (VIRPS52E through VIRPS58E) for detailed explanation.

VIRPS51I linename PSEUDO termname CALLING ipaddr:port (servname)

Module: VIRPESIT
Meaning: VIRTEL is sending an outbound session request to the file transfer application at IP address ipaddr and port number port. linename is the external name of the VIRPESIT line, termname is the terminal name, and servname is the name of the external server.
Action: None.

VIRPS52E linename ENTRY POINT ‘epname’ WAS NOT FOUND

Module: VIRPESIT
Meaning: An inbound file transfer session request was received on the VIRPESIT line whose external name is linename. The request could not be processed because the default entry point name specified in the line definition does not exist.
Action: Correct the default entry point name specified in the line definition.

VIRPS53E linename DEFAULT ENTRY POINT MISSING OR INVALID

Module: VIRPESIT
Meaning: An inbound file transfer session request was received on the VIRPESIT line whose external name is linename. The request could not be processed because it did not match any rule and the default entry point name specified in the line definition is blank.
Action: Add a rule or specify a default entry point name in the line definition.

VIRPS54E linename IN ENTRY POINT ‘epname’, TRANSACTION ‘tranid’, THE SERVER ‘servname’ WAS NOT FOUND

Module: VIRPESIT
Meaning: An inbound file transfer session request was received on the VIRPESIT line whose external name is linename. The request was assigned to entry point epname and transaction tranid. The transaction calls for a server named servname (either explicitly, or by reference to the destination partner name specified by the file transfer application), but there is no external server definition of that name.
Action: Add an external server definition for servname.

VIRPS56E linename IN ENTRY POINT ‘epname’, THE TRANSACTION ‘partnerid’ WAS NOT FOUND, AND THERE IS NO DEFAULT TRANSACTION

Module: VIRPESIT
Meaning: An inbound file transfer session request was received on the VIRPESIT line whose external name is linename. The request was assigned to entry point epname, but the entry point has no transaction corresponding to the destination partner partnerid.
Action: Correct the definition of the entry point, either by adding a transaction whose external name is partnerid, or by adding a default transaction whose external name is the same as the entry point name epname.

VIRPS58E linename IN ENTRY POINT ‘epname’, THE EMULATION ‘emtype’ IS NOT SUPPORTED, SHOULD BE ‘$NONE$’

Module: VIRPESIT
Meaning: An inbound file transfer session request was received on the VIRPESIT line whose external name is linename. The request was assigned to entry point epname, but the entry point specifies emulation type emtype which is not compatible with the VIRPESIT protocol.
Action: Ensure that only entry points with emulation type $NONE$ are specified in the rules and in the line definition for a VIRPESIT line.

Messages VIRQ9xxx

VIRQ903W LINE linename HAS A SESSION STARTED WITH MQM mqmname

Module: VIR0Q09
Meaning: The line with external name linename has successfully connected to the message-queue manager named mqmname
Action: None.

VIRQ904W linename OBJECT socknum WAITING FOR INPUT

Module: VIR0Q09
Meaning: The line with external name linename is waiting for input data to arrive. Message VIRQ904W can be suppressed by the SILENCE parameter in the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIRQ904W linename OBJECT socknum HAS MESSAGE OF LENGTH ‘hexlen’ WAITING

Module: VIR0Q09
Meaning: Input data has arrived on the line with external name linename. The length of the input data (in hexadecimal) is hexlen. Message VIRQ904W can be suppressed by the SILENCE parameter in the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIRQ912W linename OBJECT socknum STARTED

Module: VIR0Q09
Meaning: The line with external name linename has opened the message queue. Message VIRQ912W can be suppressed by the SILENCE parameter in the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIRQ922W linename ENDING OBJECT socknum FOR mqmname

Module: VIR0Q09
Meaning: The line with external name linename has closed the message queue. Message VIRQ922W can be suppressed by the SILENCE parameter in the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIRQ923E linename REQ reqtype COMPLETION CODE ccc REASON CODE xx (ddd) MQM mqmname | linename PARAM queuename

Module

VIR0Q09

Meaning

A message queue manager request of type reqtype for the line whose external name is linename was not successful. mqmname is the name of the message queue manager, ccc is the message queue manager completion code, and xx and ddd are respectively the hexadecimal and decimal reason codes. queuename is the name of the message queue, if any, associated with the error.

Action

For an explanation of the error codes, refer to Appendix A of the IBM manual MQSeries Application Programming Reference. The following codes are commonly encountered:

REQ MQCONN COMPLETION CODE 00000002 REASON CODE 0000080A (00002058) : indicates that the message queue manager name is not known. Specify the correct name in the MQn parameter of the VIRTCT.

REQ MQOPEN COMPLETION CODE 00000002 REASON CODE 00000825 (00002085) : indicates that the message queue name is not known. Check the “Local address” field in the definition of the MQ line, and the queue name prefix in the MQn parameter of the VIRTCT.

REQ MQCONN COMPLETION CODE 00000002 REASON CODE 00000851 (00002129) : indicates that the required MQSeries libraries are not present in the STEPLIB concatenation of the VIRTEL started task JCL. Refer to “Executing VIRTEL in an MVS environment” in the VIRTEL Installation Guide.

VIRQ924E linename OBJECT socknum REQ reqtype COMPLETION CODE ccc REASON CODE xx (ddd) MQM mqmname | linename PARAM queuename

Module: VIR0Q09
Meaning: A message queue manager request of type reqtype for the line whose external name is linename was not successful. mqmname is the name of the message queue manager, ccc is the message queue manager completion code, and xx and ddd are respectively the hexadecimal and decimal reason codes. queuename is the name of the message queue, if any, associated with the error.
Action: For an explanation of the error codes, refer to Appendix A of the IBM manual MQSeries Application Programming Reference.

VIRQ925W linename MQM mqmname IS QUIESCING

Module: VIR0Q09
Meaning: The message queue manager mqmname is terminating. linename is the external name of the associated VIRTEL line. MQ services will not be available until the queue manager is restarted.
Action: Restart the queue manager.

Messages VIRR2xxx

VIRR211E termid INVALID SERVER CALLED: ‘servid’ FROM TRANSACTION tranid BY USER userid

Module: VIR0021R
Meaning: Transaction tranid either specifies a non-existent external server servid in its “application” field, or the “application type” field in the transaction definition is not valid.
Action: Correct the definition of transaction tranid.

Messages VIRRWxxx

VIRRW01I INITIALISATION FOR linename (n-xxxxxx), VERSION x.xx

Module: VIR0RAW
Meaning: The line with external name linename and internal name n-xxxxxx has been initialised with the RAW protocol.
Action: None.

VIRRW04I LINE linename WAS STOPPED

Module: VIR0RAW
Meaning: The line with external name linename was stopped, either by console command, or by setting the “Possible calls” parameter to 0 in the line definition.
Action: None.

VIRRW27E linename IS REJECTED AT ENTRY POINT epname

Module: VIR0RAW
Meaning: VIRTEL received an incoming call on the line whose external name is linename, but the entry point epname specified on the line definition does not exist.
Action: Check the definition of the line.

VIRRW28I linename CALLER ipaddr:port GETS ENTRY POINT ‘epname’ FROM RULE ‘rulename’

Module: VIR0RAW
Meaning: VIRTEL selected entry point epname for an incoming call on the line whose external name is linename, because the call matched the rule rulename.
Action: None.

VIRRW29I linename HAS NO MORE PSEUDO TERMINALS

Module: VIR0RAW
Meaning: There are no more terminals associated with the line whose external name is linename.
Action: Check the definition of the line. Add more terminals if necessary.

VIRRW30I linename REQUEST FROM termname SENT AT timestamp1 CORR=correlator

Module: VIR0RAW
Meaning: A request has been sent from terminal termname on the line whose external name is linename. The time of the request is timestamp1 and the correlator is correlator.
Action: None.

VIRRW30I linename REPLY timestamp1 AT timestamp2 CORR=correlator Q=qname

Module: VIR0RAW
Meaning: A response to a message sent by terminal termname on the line whose external name is linename has been received. The time of the request is timestamp1. The time of the response is timestamp2. The correlator is correlator. The queue name is qname.
Action: None.

VIRRW31I linename REQUEST timestamp1 CORR=correlator TIMEOUT Q=qname

Module: VIR0RAW
Meaning: VIRTEL has not received a response to a message sent by terminal termname on the line whose external name is linename. The time of the request is timestamp1. The correlator is correlator. The queue name is qname.
Action: Check the message queue manager log to determine why no response was received.

VIRRW51I linename CONNECTING termname

Module: VIR0RAW
Meaning: An incoming call on the line whose external name is linename has been allocated to terminal termname.
Action: None.

VIRRW52I linename DECONNECTING termname

Module: VIR0RAW
Meaning: Terminal termname has been disconnected from the line whose external name is linename.
Action: None.

VIRRW54E INVALID REQUEST ON linename ENTRY POINT ‘epname’ DIRECTORY ‘dirname’

Module: VIR0RAW
Meaning: VIRTEL received a request on the line whose external name is linename. The requested directory path dirname does not exist under the entry point epname.
Action: Check the definition of the entry point epname. Ensure that there is a type 4 transaction with external name dirname.

VIRRW55E INVALID RULE rulename ENTRY POINT ‘epname’

Module: VIR0RAW
Meaning: Rule rulename attached to an MQ line specifies an unknown entry point epname.
Action: Check the entry point name specified in the rule definition.

VIRRW99I linename MESSAGE RECEIVED FROM SOCKET socknum

Module: VIR0RAW
Meaning: Input data has been received by the line whose external name is linename.
Action: None.

VIRRW99I linename SEND TO SOCKET socknum

Module: VIR0RAW
Meaning: Output data has been sent to the line whose external name is linename.
Action: None.

Messages VIRS1xxx

VIRS121W termid ERROR LOADING SCENARIO modname IN TRANSACTION tranid

Module: VIR0S12
Meaning: Transaction tranid at terminal termid called for a presentation module modname which could not be loaded.
Action: Check the log for a previous message VIR0031W. Check the module name specified in the “Initial Scenario”, “Final Scenario”, “Input Scenario” or “Output Scenario” field of transaction tranid. Ensure that this module exists in the VIRTEL load library and that it contains a valid scenario of the requested type. Recompile the module using the current version of the VIRTEL SCRNAPI macro library.

VIRS122W termid INVALID FA39 SCENARIO RECEIVED

Module: VIR0S12
Meaning: The transaction at terminal termid called for a presentation module which was not valid.
Action: Check the module name specified in the “Initial Scenario”, “Final Scenario”, “Input Scenario” or “Output Scenario” field of the transaction. Ensure that this module contains a valid scenario of the requested type. Recompile the module using the current version of the VIRTEL SCRNAPI macro library.

VIRS123W termid ERROR LOADING SCENARIO modname IN ENTRY POINT epname

Module: VIR0S12
Meaning: Entry point epname invoked from terminal termid called for a presentation module modname which could not be loaded.
Action: Check the log for a previous message VIR0031W. Check the module name specified in the “Identification Scenario” field of entry point epname. Ensure that this module exists in the VIRTEL load library and that it contains a valid scenario of the requested type. Recompile the module using the current version of the VIRTEL SCRNAPI macro library.

VIRS124E termid VIRSV CREATE ERROR – R15 : xxxxxxxx (dddddddd)

Module: VIR0S12
Meaning: A scenario invoked from terminal termid was unable to call a service program using the VIRSV$ macro instruction. xxxxxxxx is the hexadecimal return code from program VSVPCREA, and dddddddd is the decimal equivalent of the low-order byte of the return code.
Action: Refer to the VIRSV User’s Guide manual to determine the meaning of the VSVPCREA return code. Check the VIRTEL log and the VSVTRACE file for additional messages. Check the VIRTEL started task JCL to ensure that the VIRSV load library is referenced in both the STEPLIB and the SERVLIB concatenations. If VIRTEL runs as an APF-authorized task, check that the VIRSV load library is APF-authorized.

VIRS125E termid VIRSV REQUEST ERROR – R15 : xxxxxxxx (dddddddd)

Module: VIR0S12
Meaning: A scenario invoked from terminal termid was unable to call a service program using the VIRSV$ macro instruction. xxxxxxxx is the hexadecimal return code from program VSVPREQS, and dddddddd is the decimal equivalent of the low-order byte of the return code.
Action: Refer to the VIRSV User’s Guide manual to determine the meaning of the VSVPREQS return code. Check the VIRTEL log and the VSVTRACE file for additional messages. Check that the requested service program exists in a load library in the SERVLIB concatenation of the VIRTEL started task JCL. If VIRTEL runs as an APF-authorized task, check that the load library containing the service program is APF-authorized.

VIRS126E termid VIRSV APPLICATION ERROR CODE : xxxxxxxx (dddddddd)

Module: VIR0S12
Meaning: A scenario invoked from terminal termid called a service program using the VIRSV$ macro instruction. The service program completed with a non-zero return code. xxxxxxxx is the hexadecimal return code from the service program, and dddddddd is the decimal equivalent.
Action: Determine the meaning of the service program return code and take appropriate action.

VIRS127E termid VIRSV SERVICES UNAVAILABLE

Module: VIR0S12
Meaning: A scenario invoked from terminal termid was unable to call a service program using the VIRSV$ macro instruction because the VIRSV service call facility is not available to VIRTEL.
Action: Check that the VIRTCT contains a VIRSV1 parameter. If so, check the VIRTEL log to determine why the VIRSV facility failed to initialise at VIRTEL startup. Refer to message VIR0090E.

VIRS129E termid ERROR: SCENARIO scenname ABENDED AT OFFSET ‘xxxxxxxx’ ON INSTRUCTION STARTING WITH ‘yyyyyyyy’ [INPUT|OUTPUT|IDENTIFICATION SCENARIO IS DISCARDED]

Module: VIR0S12
Meaning: The scenario scenname invoked from terminal termid contains an instruction which is invalid, or which attempted to perform an invalid operation such as copying into a protected field on the 3270 screen, or a MAP$ ABEND instruction was executed. xxxxxxxx is the hexadecimal offset within the module of the instruction. yyyyyyyy represents the first four bytes (in hexadecimal) of the instruction. The scenario is abandoned (as if SCENARIO DISCARD had been coded).
Action: Check the assembly listing to verify that the scenario has been correctly assembled. Check that the correct level macro library was used.

VIRS12AI termid ERROR: SCENARIO scenname WAS ABNORMALLY STOPPED AT OFFSET ‘xxxxxxxx’

Module: VIR0S12
Meaning: The scenario scenname invoked from terminal termid was terminated abnormally using the KILL command. xxxxxxxx is the hexadecimal offset within the module.
Action: None.

VIRS12BE SCENARIO REQUIRES HEADER ‘headername’ NOT FOUND IN TCT : ABORTING

Module: VIR0S12
Meaning: A COPY$ SYSTEM-TO-VARIABLE instruction in a scenario is attempting to obtain the value of the HTTP header headername but the name was not declared in the VIRTCT. A subsequent VIRS129E instruction shows the name of the scenario and the location of the instruction in error.
Action: Add headername to the HTHEADR parameter of the VIRTCT.

VIRS12CE termid VIRSV REQUEST ERROR – R15 : xxxxxxxx (dddddddd) FROM progname

Module: VIR0S12
Meaning: A call from a scenario to VIRSV returned an error. xxxxxxxx is the hexadecimal return code from VIRSV module progname and dddddddd is the decimal equivalent.
Action: Refer to the VIRSV documentation for the meaning of the return code.

VIRS12DE termid VIRSV TRANSACTION ERROR CODE : xxxxxxxx (dddddddd) FROM progname

Module: VIR0S12
Meaning: A call from a scenario to VIRSV returned an error. xxxxxxxx is the hexadecimal return code from VIRSV module progname and dddddddd is the decimal equivalent.
Action: Refer to the VIRSV documentation for the meaning of the return code.

VIRS12EE termid SCENARIO scenname RETURNED ERROR : ‘dddddddd’

Module: VIR0S12
Meaning: The scenario scenname invoked from terminal termid terminated using the ERROR$ macro instruction. dddddddd is the decimal return code.
Action: Determine the meaning of the scenario return code and take appropriate action.

VIRS12FE termid ERROR: SCENARIO ‘scenname’ CALLS UNDEFINED TRANSACTION ‘tranname’ AT OFFSET ‘xxxxxxxx’

Module: VIR0S12
Meaning: The scenario scenname invoked from terminal termid issued a SEND$ TO or SEND$ VARIABLE-TO instruction specifying an invalid transaction name tranname. xxxxxxxx is the hexadecimal offset of the SEND$ instruction within the module.
Action: Verify that the entry point contains a type 5 transaction whose external name is tranname, or correct the transaction name in the scenario.

VIRS12GE CANNOT RESOLVE PASSTICKET OF TYPE ‘applname’ ABORTING SCENARIO

Module: VIR0S12
Meaning: VIRTEL was unable to process an instruction of type PASSTICKET-FOR-TRANSACTION contained in a scenario.
Action: Possible causes are: (1) Not signed on (2) Transaction not found (3) No application name in transaction (4) PASSTCK not specified in VIRTCT (5) Application name not found in PASSTCK table (6) Request is neither GENERATE nor EVALUATE (7) Request specifies GENERATE or EVALUATE but does not match corresponding entry in the PASSTCK table (8) Insufficient storage for workarea (9) Error linking to module IRRSPK00

VIRS12HE termid ERROR: SCENARIO scenname RACF ticketserv GENERATE|EVALUATE SAF RC: ‘safrc’ RACF RC: ‘racfrc’ RACF reason: ‘racfreas’

Module: VIR0S12
Meaning: The security subsystem returned an error code during processing of an instruction of type PASSTICKET-FOR- TRANSACTION contained in scenario scenname for terminal termid.
Action: For an explanation of the return codes and reason codes, refer to the IBM manual z/OS Security Server RACF Callable Services chapter 2: “R_ticketserv”.

VIRS12IE termid LOOP WAS DETECTED IN SCENARIO scenname

Module: VIR0S12
Meaning: A possible loop has been detected in scenario scenname. The scenario is abended.
Action: For an explanation on the way to identify or manage loops in scenario, refer to the HANDLE$ LOOP instrauction in the VIRTEL Web Access documentation.

Messages VIRSMxxx

VIRSM01I SMTP INITIALISATION FOR linename (n-xxxxxx), VERSION x.xx

Module: VIRSMTP
Meaning: The SMTP line with external name linename and internal name n-xxxxxx has been initialised.
Action: None.

VIRSM04I SMTP LINE linename WAS STOPPED

Module: VIRSMTP
Meaning: The SMTP line with external name linename was stopped, either by console command, or by setting the “Possible calls” parameter to 0 in the line definition.
Action: None.

VIRSM27E linename IS REJECTED AT ENTRY POINT epname

Module: VIRSMTP
Meaning: VIRTEL received an incoming call on the SMTP line whose external name is linename, but the entry point epname specified on the line definition does not exist.
Action: Check the definition of the SMTP line.

VIRSM28I linename CALLER ipaddr:port GETS ENTRY POINT ‘epname’ FROM RULE ‘rulename’

Module: VIRSMTP
Meaning: VIRTEL selected entry point epname for an incoming call on the SMTP line whose external name is linename, because the call matched the rule rulename.
Action: None.

VIRSM29I linename HAS NO MORE PSEUDO TERMINALS

Module: VIRSMTP
Meaning: There are no more terminals associated with the SMTP line whose external name is linename.
Action: Check the definition of the line. Add more terminals if necessary.

VIRSM51I linename CONNECTING termname

Module: VIRSMTP
Meaning: An incoming call on the SMTP line whose external name is linename has been allocated to terminal termname.
Action: None.

VIRSM52I linename DECONNECTING termname

Module: VIRSMTP
Meaning: Terminal termname has been disconnected from the SMTP line whose external name is linename.
Action: None.

VIRSM55E INVALID RULE rulename ENTRY POINT ‘epname’

Module: VIRSMTP
Meaning: Rule rulename attached to an SMTP line specifies an unknown entry point epname.
Action: Check the entry point name specified in the rule definition.

VIRSM581 MESSAGE FROM xxx@xxx.xxx TO xxx@xxx.xxx WAS REJECTED

Module: VIRSMTP
Meaning: VIRTEL received an incomplete message on an SMTP line. The message does not contain the required headers In-Reply-To: (or alternatively References:) and Mime-Version:. The message has been rejected with response 581 Delivery not authorized, message refused sent to the SMTP requester.
Action: To upload an HTML page, you must reply to a message sent by VIRTEL and include an attached file.

Messages VIRT2xxx

VIRT251E termid INVALID SERVER CALLED: ‘servid’ FROM TRANSACTION tranid BY USER userid

Module: VIR0025T
Meaning: Transaction tranid either specifies a non-existent external server servid in its “application” field, or the “application type” field in the transaction definition is not valid.
Action: Correct the definition of transaction tranid.

Messages VIRT9xxx

VIRT903W LINE linename HAS A SESSION STARTED WITH TCP/IP tcpname HIGHEST SOCKET IS ‘xxxxxxxx’ (dddddddd)

Module: VIR0T09
Meaning: The line with external name linename has opened a session with TCP/IP name tcpname. xxxxxxxx is the highest socket number (in hexadecimal) for this line. dddddddd is the highest socket number in decimal. The highest socket number is assigned by the TCP/IP stack and will normally be one less than the maxsock subparameter of the TCPn parameter in the VIRTCT.
Action: None

VIRT904I LINE linename (n-xxxxxx) IS USING TCP/IP KEEPALIVE

Module: VIR0T09
Meaning: VIRTEL has requested the TCP/IP stack to send “keepalive” messages on the line with external name linename and internal name n-xxxxxx. You must also activate keepalive in the TCP/IP stack parameter file. See the “Action” parameter of the Line Definition in the VIRTEL Connectivity Reference manual.
Action: None.

VIRT905I linename SOCKET socknum LISTENING ipaddr:port

Module: VIR0T09
Meaning: VIRTEL has opened a TCP/IP listening socket for the line with external name linename. port is the listening port number, and ipaddr is the IP address on which VIRTEL will accept incoming connections. If ipaddr is 0.0.0.0 then VIRTEL accepts connections on any of the host’s home IP addresses.
Action: None.

VIRT906I linename SOCKET socknum CALL FROM ipaddr:port

Module: VIR0T09
Meaning: VIRTEL has accepted an incoming connection on the line with external name linename. socknum is the TCP/IP socket number, and ipaddr:port is the client’s IP address and port number.
Action: None.

VIRT907I linename SOCKET socknum CALLING ipaddr:port

Module: VIR0T09
Meaning: VIRTEL is making an outgoing connection on the line with external name linename. socknum is the TCP/IP socket number, and ipaddr:port is the destination IP address and port number.
Action: None.

VIRT912W linename SOCKET socknum STARTED FOR ipaddr:port

Module: VIR0T09
Meaning: VIRTEL has opened TCP/IP socket socknum on the line with external name linename. If socknum is 00000000 then this is a listening socket, port is the listening port number, and ipaddr is the IP address on which VIRTEL accepts incoming connections (000.000.000.000 means that VIRTEL accepts connections on any of the host’s home IP addresses). If socknum is non-zero and port is non-zero, then this is an incoming connection, and ipaddr:port is the client’s IP address and port number. If socknum is non-zero and port is 00000, then this is an outgoing connection, and ipaddr is VIRTEL’s IP address (000.000.000.000 means that VIRTEL is using the host’s default home address). For VIRTEL 4.33 onwards, this message is replaced by messages VIRT905I, VIRT906I and VIRT907I respectively. This message can be suppressed by the SILENCE parameter in the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIRT918S NO MORE OSCORE AVAILABLE

Module: VIR0T09
Meaning: VIRTEL has insufficient memory to start a new TCP/IP task.
Action: Check the OSCORE parameter in the VIRTCT.

VIRT920W TCP SESSION LOST FOR LU linename

Module: VIR0T09
Meaning: Loss of TCP/IP session for the line with external name linename.
Action: Check the partner system to determine the cause of the error.

VIRT922W linename SOCKET socknum ENDED FOR ipaddr:port

Module: VIR0T09
Meaning: VIRTEL has closed the TCP/IP socket socknum on the line with external name linename on the indicated IP address ipaddr and the indicated port number port. This message can be suppressed by the SILENCE parameter in the VIRTCT.
Action: None.

VIRT923E ERROR ON: linename REQ: reqtype - RETCODE: FFFFFFFF ERRNO: xx (ddd)

Module

VIR0T09

Meaning

A request of type reqtype in TCP/IP mode for the line indicated by the external name linename was not successful. xx and ddd are respectively the hexadecimal and decimal error codes.

Action

For an explanation of the error codes, refer to Appendix B of the IBM manual z/OS Communications Server: IP Sockets Application Programming Interface Guide and Reference. For VSE, refer to “ERRNO values” in chapter 8 of the IBM manual TCP/IP for VSE/ESA IBM Program Setup and Supplementary Information. The following codes are commonly encountered:

REQ: SOCKET - RETCODE: FFFFFFFF ERRNO:00000018 (00000024) : indicates that the value of the MAXFILEPROC parameter in PARMLIB member BPXPRMxx is insufficient for the number of TCP/IP connections. Use the console command D OMVS,O to determine the current value of MAXFILEPROC. The command SETOMVS MAXFILEPROC=nnnn can be used to increase the value temporarily until the next IPL.

REQ: SOCKET - RETCODE: FFFFFFFF ERRNO: 0000045D (00001117) : indicates that TCP/IP for VSE is not started.

REQ: GTHOSTID - RETCODE: FFFFFFFF ERRNO: 00000000 (00000000) : may indicate that TCP/IP for VSE is not started.

REQ: GTHOSTID - RETCODE: FFFFFFFF ERRNO: 0000009C (00000156) : may indicate that the USER assigned to the VIRTEL started task does not have the necessary authorization (RACF, TOP SECRET) to access TCP/IP facilities via MVS OPEN-EDITION.

REQ: ACCEPT - RETCODE: FFFFFFFF ERRNO: 000003EA (00001002) : indicates that the maxsock subparameter of the TCPn parameter in the VIRTCT is insufficient for the number of incoming calls received.

REQ: INITAPI - RETCODE: FFFFFFFF ERRNO: 000003F3 (00001011) : indicates that the name specified in the TCPn parameter in the VIRTCT does not match the name of the z/OS TCP/IP stack.

REQ: INITAPI - RETCODE: FFFFFFFF ERRNO: 000027D6 (00010198) : indicates that the maxsock subparameter of the TCPn parameter in the VIRTCT exceeds the maximum allowed by the TCP/IP stack.

VIRT924E ERROR ON: linename SOCKET: socknum REQ: reqtype - RETCODE: FFFFFFFF ERRNO: xx (ddd)

Module

VIR0T09

Meaning

Socket socknum has not been successful in establishing a TCP/IP session. reqtype is the TCP/IP API call which failed, linename is the external name of the line, and xx and ddd are respectively the hexadecimal and decimal representations of the TCP/IP error code. This message can appear several times, as VIRTEL retries periodically to obtain the connection.

Action

For an explanation of the error codes, refer to Appendix B of the IBM manual z/OS Communications Server: IP Sockets Application Programming Interface Guide and Reference. For VSE, refer to “ERRNO values” in chapter 8 of the IBM manual TCP/IP for VSE/ESA IBM Program Setup and Supplementary Information. The following codes are commonly encountered:

REQ :BIND - RETCODE: FFFFFFFF ERRNO: 00000030 (00000048) : indicates that the field “Local ident” in the line definition specified a port number which is already in use by another application or by another VIRTEL line.

REQ :BIND - RETCODE: FFFFFFFF ERRNO: 00000031 (00000049) : indicates the the field “Local ident” in the line definition specifies an IP address which is not accepted by the TCP/IP stack as a valid home address.

VIRT925E ERROR CALLING PORT port AT SERVER servname

Module: VIR0T09
Meaning: An outbound HTTP call to port port at server servname has failed.
Action: Check preceding messages in the log. Check whether a firewall has blocked access to the specified port.

Messages VIRU1xxx

VIRU121E termid FILE UPLOAD FAILED : ENTRY POINT ‘epname’ DIRECTORY ‘dirname’ FILE ‘filename’ USER ‘username’

Module: VIR0U12
Meaning: A request by user username to upload the file filename into the directory dirname at VIRTEL entry point epname failed.
Action: Check, if necessary, that the user has successfully installed a cookie (see “Uploading pages via HTML secured by cookie” in the VIRTEL Web Access Guide). Check the definition of entry point epname. Check (using F6 in the VIRTEL configuration menu) that the directory has permissions “Copy to”, “Copy from”, and “Delete” all marked with “X”. Check that the DD name specified in the directory definition is included in the VIRTEL started task JCL.

VIRU122I termid FILE UPLOAD : ENTRY POINT ‘epname’ DIRECTORY ‘dirname’ FILE ‘filename’ USER ‘username’

Module: VIR0U12
Meaning: A request by user username to upload the file filename into the directory dirname at VIRTEL entry point epname was successful.
Action: None.

Messages VIRUCSxx

VIRUCS1E termid COULD NOT FIND TRANSLATION TABLE tablename

Module: VIR0UCS
Meaning: Translation table tablename requested by terminal termid was not found.
Action: Check that the CODEPAGE parameter of the URL contains a valid translation table name, and that the table has been loaded by VIRTEL at startup, either as standard, or by the CHARSET parameter of the VIRTCT (see “Parameters of the VIRTCT” in the VIRTEL Installation Guide).

Messages VIRV1xxx

VIRV121E termid COULD NOT FIND TRANSLATION TABLE ‘tablname’ FOR PAGE ‘pagename’ DIRECTORY ‘tranid’ (dirname)

Module: VIR0V12
Meaning: The HTML page pagename in the directory referenced by the transaction with external name tranid and internal name dirname specifies an unknown translation table tablname.
Action: Check that the table tablname specified in the SET-OUTPUT-ENCODING-UTF-8 instruction in the HTML page was loaded into VIRTEL at startup time, either as standard, or by being specified in the CHARSET parameter of the VIRTCT (see the VIRTEL Installation Guide manual).

VIRV122E termid WAS STOPPED

Module: VIR0V12
Meaning: As a result of a KILL command, the scenario which was active on terminal termid has been abnormally terminated.
Action: None.

Messages VIRX9xxx

VIRX903W linename STARTING A VIRPASS SERVICE OF LOCAL NAME xmident REMOTE NAME relayname IN JOB jobname

Module: VIR0X09
Meaning: VIRTEL is starting a VIRPASS XM (cross-memory) connection to VIRKIX running in a CICS region in the same MVS image. linename is the name of the XM line, jobname is the job name of the CICS region, relayname is the name of the VIRPASS XM relay in VIRKIX, and xmident is the link name defined in the VIRPASS XM relay.
Action: None.

VIRX907I linename DETACHING VXMTRECV SUBTASK

Module: VIR0X09
Meaning: VIRTEL is terminating a VIRPASS XM (cross-memory) connection as a result of a TERMAPI request. linename is the name of the XM line.
Action: None.

VIRX908I linename DETACHING VXMTRECV SUBTASK

Module: VIR0X09
Meaning: VIRTEL is terminating a VIRPASS XM (cross-memory) connection as a result of a CLOSE request. linename is the name of the XM line.
Action: None.

VIRX909I linename DETACHING VXMTRECV SUBTASK

Module: VIR0X09
Meaning: VIRTEL is terminating a VIRPASS XM (cross-memory) connection as a result of a CANCEL request. linename is the name of the XM line.
Action: None.

VIRX912W linename CONTEXT: sessionid STARTED

Module: VIR0X09
Meaning: A session has started on cross-memory line linename. The session identifier is sessionid.
Action: None.

VIRX922W linename ENDING CONTEXT sessionid FOR jobname

Module: VIR0X09
Meaning: A session has ended on cross-memory line linename. The session identifier is sessionid. The job name of the session partner is jobname.
Action: None.

VIRX923E ERROR ON linename REQ reqtype R15 r15code RETCODE retcode ERRNO xxxxxxxx (dddddddd)

Module: VIR0X09
Meaning: An error has occurred on cross-memory line linename. reqtype is the VIRXM request type, r15code and retcode are hexadecimal return codes, xxxxxxxx is the hexadecimal error code, and dddddddd is the decimal value of the low- order byte of the error code.
Action: Refer to the VIRXM User Guide manual to determine the meaning of the return code and error code for the specified request type.

VIRX924E ERROR ON linename CONTEXT sessionid REQ reqtype RETCODE retcode ERRNO xxxxxxxx (dddddddd)

Module: VIR0X09
Meaning: An error has occurred on cross-memory line linename. with session identifier sessionid. reqtype is the VIRXM request type, retcode is the decimal return code, xxxxxxxx is the hexadecimal error code, and dddddddd is the decimal value of the low-order byte of the error code.
Action: Refer to the VIRXM User Guide manual to determine the meaning of the return code and error code for the specified request type.

Messages VIRXOxxx

VIRXO01I XOT INITIALISATION FOR linename (n-xxxxxx), VERSION 4.xx

Module: VIRXOT
Meaning: The XOT line with external name linename and internal name n-xxxxxx has been initialised.
Action: None.

VIRXO04I XOT LINE linename WAS STOPPED

Module: VIRXOT
Meaning: The XOT line with external name linename was stopped, either by console command, or by setting the “Possible calls” parameter to 0 in the line definition.
Action: None.

VIRXO05E linename UNDEFINED PARTNER n.n.n.n:p IS CALLING m.m.m.m:q

Module: VIRXOT
Meaning: VIRTEL has rejected an incoming call from an XOT line. n.n.n.n:p represents the IP address and port of the caller (usually an XOT router), m.m.m.m:q represents the called IP address and port in VIRTEL. VIRTEL rejected the call because none of the XOT lines listening on address/port m.m.m.m:q specifies address n.n.n.n as partner.
Action: Define an XOT line specifying m.m.m.m:q in the “Local ident” field and n.n.n.n:1998 in the “Remote ident” field. If necessary, use the xot-source parameter of the x25 route instruction in the router to ensure that the router presents the expected address to VIRTEL in its incoming calls. For additional information, refer to the section “Defining an XOT line” in the VIRTEL Connectivity Reference manual.

VIRXO06I linename (n-xxxxxx) IS USING A GENERIC ADDRESS

Module: VIRXOT
Meaning: The IP address and port number of the line with external name linename and internal name n-xxxxxx is treated as sharable with other TCP/IP lines as a result of the SHAREDA=Y parameter specified in the definition of line linename.
Action: None.

VIRXO07I linename (n-xxxxxx) IS USING A GENERIC ADDRESS

Module: VIRXOT
Meaning: The IP address and port number of the line with external name linename and internal name n-xxxxxx is shared with another TCP/IP line. VIRTEL found the same address and port number specified in the definition of another line. Neither SHAREDA nor UNIQUEP were specified in the definition of line linename.
Action: None.

VIRXO11I termid CLEAR RECEIVED FROM REMOTE linename CAUSE=xx DIAG=yy

Module: VIRXOT
Meaning: VIRTEL received an X25 CLEAR command from the router attached to the XOT line with external name linename. VIRTEL determined that the command was associated with CVC terminal termid. xx and yy are the X25 cause and diagnostic codes in hexadecimal. This message is suppressed if the cause and diagnostic codes are zero and the SILENCE parameter is specified in the VIRTCT.
Action: If the cause and diagnostic codes are zero, this indicates a normal end of call from the remote partner. Otherwise, use the cause and diagnostic codes to determine why the router or the remote partner application issued the CLEAR.

VIRXO51I termid CALLING x25callednumber VIA ROUTER ipaddr:port

Module: VIRXOT
Meaning: VIRTEL is placing an outbound call to X25 number x25callednumber via the router whose IP address and port number is ipaddr:port. termid is the name of the VIRTEL terminal which represents the virtual circuit.
Action: None.

VIRXO52I linename DECONNECTING termid

Module: VIRXOT
Meaning: Terminal termid has been disconnected from the XOT line whose external name is linename.
Action: None.

VIRXO53E linename HAS NO MORE PSEUDO TERMINALS

Module: VIRXOT
Meaning: There are no more terminals associated with the XOT line whose external name is linename.
Action: Check the line definition. Add more terminals if necessary.

VIRXO98E termid ERROR errcode RECEIVING FROM SOCKET sockno

Module

VIRXOT

Meaning

An error occurred when receiving a message from the router on an XOT line. termid is the name of the virtual circuit, if available, otherwise it is the external name of the XOT line. errcode is an error code whose meaning is:

000D0001 : No session exists for this line.
000D0002 : Unable to identify incoming message with an existing session.
000D0003 : No more pseudo terminals, or line not linked to TCP.
000D0004 : TCP/IP receive error; see preceding message VIRT923E or VIRT924E.
000D0005 : Socket is closed.
000D0006 : A message received on the XOT line does not conform to the XOT protocol. Either the version number in the XOT header is invalid, or the message length exceeds the negotiated packet size.

Action

If the cause cannot be determined by preceding messages, use the VIRTEL SNAP command to produce a dump of the internal trace table. Determine whether the router sent an invalid XOT message, and if so, perform the appropriate router diagnostic procedures. Otherwise contact technical support.

VIRXO99E termid ERROR errcode SENDING TO SOCKET sockno

Module

VIRXOT

Meaning

An error occurred when sending a message to the router on an XOT line. termid is the name of the virtual circuit, if available, otherwise it is the external name of the XOT line. errcode is an error code whose meaning is:

000B0001 : Invalid pseudo terminal.
000B0002 : Message not identified with an active session.
000B0003 : Line not linked to TCP stack.
000B0004 : TCP/IP send error; see preceding message VIRT923E or VIRT924E.
000B0005 : VIRTEL internal task dispatching error.
000B0006 : Session cleared before message could be sent.

Action

If the cause cannot be determined by preceding messages, use the VIRTEL SNAP command to produce a dump of the internal trace table and contact technical support.

Virtel VSV messages

VSV0104E - VSV0105E

VSV0104E pgm OPEN dd ERR=rc

Module: VSVTINIT
Meaning: VIRSV could not open library with DDNAME dd.
Action: Check that DDNAME dd is referenced in the Virtel startup JCL.

VSV0105E csect : VSVSTOR OBTAIN IN ERROR, RC=rc

Module: VSVTTRACE
Meaning: VIRSV could not obtain storage for CSECT csect.
Action: Contact technical support.z

VSV0200E - VSV0209E

VSV0200E VSVSTOR OBTAIN GENERAL INDEX RC=rc

Module: VSVPOPTR
Meaning: VIRSV could not obtain general index from the system.
Action: Contact technical support.

VSV0202E CREAT TOKEN/NAME PAIR INDEX RC=rc

Module: VSVPOPTR
Meaning: VIRSV could not obtain token pair from the system.
Action: Contact technical support.

VSV0203E ERR BUILD table RC=rc

Module: VSVPOPTR
Meaning: VIRSV could not build internal tables.
Action: Contact technical support.

VSV0204E action TRACE TASK ERR=rc

Module: VSVPOPTR
Meaning: VIRSV could not initialize trace task.
Action: Contact technical support.

VSV0205I CREATION CONFLICT, DELETE PAGE

Module: VSVPOPTR
Meaning: VIRSV tried to initialize a storage area that was already allocated to the product.
Action: VIRSV should automatically clean up the situation, no action required.

VSV0206E ERR CREATE TRACE QUEUE, RC=rc

Module: VSVPOPTR
Meaning: Error creating the VIRSV trace queue.
Action: Contact technical support.

VSV0207I VIRSV VvRr STARTED

Module: VSVPOPTR
Meaning: Message indicating that VIRSV has started successfully.
Action: No action required.

VSV0208E INDX ADD UTCB XTCB ERR=rc

Module: VSVPOPTR
Meaning: VIRSV has encountered an error while processing the general index.
Action: Contact technical support.

VSV0209E INDX ADD IDNT XTCB ERR=rc

Module: VSVPOPTR
Meaning: VIRSV has encountered an error while processing the general index.
Action: Contact technical support.

VSV0300E - VSV0308E

VSV0300E ERR LOAD modname CC=cc REASON=rc

Module: VSVTINIT
Meaning: VIRSV could not load module “modname”
Action: Check that the module is present in the SERVLIB dd.

VSV0301E ERR BUILD CPOOL=rc

Module: VSVTINIT
Meaning: VIRSV encountered an error while building a CPOOL.
Action: Contact technical support.

VSV0302E RC VSVPOPTR=rc

Module: VSVTINIT
Meaning: Service VSVPOPTR ended in error
Action: Contact technical support.

VSV0303E RC VSVPCLTR=rc

Module: VSVTINIT
Meaning: Service VSVPCLTR ended in error
Action: Contact technical support.

VSV0304E PARMLIST AT addr NOT IN PRIVATE AREA

Module: VSVTINIT
Meaning: A VIRSV service was called with an incorrect parameter list.
Action: Contact technical support.

VSV0305I DELETE TOKEN PAIR SYSPERTEC

Module: VSVTINIT
Meaning: VIRSV has deleted the token pair from the system.
Action: No action required.

VSV0306E DELETE TOKEN PAIR SYSPERTEC ERR=rc

Module: VSVTINIT
Meaning: VIRSV encountered an error while deleting the token pair from the system.
Action: Contact technical support.

VSV0308E VSVSTOR OBTAIN GENERAL INDEX RC=rc

Module: VSVTINIT
Meaning: VIRSV could not obtain general index from the system.
Action: Contact technical support.

VSV0400E - VSV0408I

VSV0400I OUTADD RETCODE=rc RESCODE=reason KEY=key

Module: VSVTTRAC
Meaning: VIRSV encountered an error while attempting to add an output file.
Action: Contact technical support.

VSV0401I ALLOC tracefile RETCODE=rc REASON CODE: INFO=s99info ERROR=s99error

Module: VSVTTRAC
Meaning: VIRSV could not allocate the VSVTRACE file.
Action: Contact technical support.

VSV0402E ERR CLOSE tracefile RETCODE=rc

Module: VSVTTRAC
Meaning: VIRSV could not close the VSVTRACE file.
Action: Contact technical support.

VSV0403I UNALLOC tracefile RETCODE=rc REASON CODE: INFO=s99info ERROR=s99error

Module: VSVTTRAC
Meaning: VIRSV could not unallocate the VSVTRACE file.
Action: Contact technical support.

VSV0404I UNALLOC tracefile NUMBER=tracenum

Module: VSVTTRAC
Meaning: VIRSV could not unallocate the VSVTRACE file number tracenum
Action: Contact technical support.

VSV0405I ALLOC tracefile RETCODE=rc REASON CODE: INFO=s99info ERROR=s99error

Module: VSVTTRAC
Meaning: VIRSV could not allocate the VSVTRACE file.
Action: Contact technical support.

VSV0406E ERR OPEN tracefile RETCODE=rc

Module: VSVTTRAC
Meaning: VIRSV could not open the VSVTRACE file.
Action: Contact technical support.

VSV0408I ALLOC tracefile NUMBER=tracenum

Module: VSVTTRAC
Meaning: VIRSV could not allocate the VSVTRACE file number tracenum
Action: Contact technical support.

Miscellaneos messages

File transfers

TRANS14 Error reading file from host: file transfer cancelled.

Meaning: A file transfer download has exceeded the maximum file size.

413 Request Entity Too Large.

Meaning: A file transfer upload has exceeded the maximum file size.