EQQV044E EQQV045E
EQQV044E OPNDST FAILURE WHEN CONFIRMING SESSION WITH TRACKER '
LU
'
Explanation: The OPNDST macro issued to confirm session establishment between the NCF controller and a
remote tracker failed. The most likely reason for the failure is that there is no active route back to the tracker from the
controller node, or that the VTAM environment of the tracker requesting the session is going down.
System action: NCF processing continues, and the NCF controller logon exit is ready to handle subsequent logon
attempts from the remote tracker.
System programmer response: Have the network operator activate the necessary links to secure an active route
back to the tracker.
EQQV045E THE NCF TASK HAS BEEN CONTACTED BY AN UNKNOWN DESTINATION:
LU
Explanation: The NCF task has recognized a session control request from a destination that is not defined in the
ROUTOPTS or TRROPTS initialization statement. One possible reason for this message is that an APPC program is
attempting to allocate a conversation with another APPC program but is mistakenly using the LU name of the NCF
program.
System action: A bind request from an unknown destination is rejected and NCF processing continues normally. If
an APPC program is attempting to allocate a conversation it will get a failing return code from the APPC service
routine.
Problem determination: Use the name of the unknown destination to determine which program and which location
is attempting to access NCF resources.
System programmer response: If the NCF task should support the destination specified in this message then the
ROUTOPTS or TRROPTS initialization statement should be updated and the TME 10 OPC subsystem should be
restarted. If an APPC program is attempting to allocate a conversation with APPC functions in an TME 10 OPC
Controller system, the owner of the APPC program at the remote location should be informed of the LU name to be
used if APPC services are to be provided. This LU name is defined by an APPCPMxx member in the
SYS1.PARMLIB library.
290 TME 10 OPC Messages and Codes
