On Wednesday, 10/29/2008 at 10:57 EDT, Scott Rohling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > It probably abended and hasn't been forced off the system yet.. If you spool > the console, you can try and see what happened in the console log. For now - > you may have to login to the RACFVM userid (use the directory password) - and > start it up manually and see what you can see...
Or the SMF log disks are full and SEVER YES is in the SMF CONTROL file on RACFVM's 191. This would probably point to a problem in the frequency of SMF archiving vs. the size of the SMF disks vs. the rate at which SMF records are being created. (See section 6.6 of the RACF Program Directory for more details.) If you FORCE RACFVM, then, assuming no additional RACF customization, the following users can logon using the password in USER DIRECT (not RACF!): - RACFVM - RACMAINT - the system operator as defined (or defaulted) in SYSTEM CONFIG - the current system operator (SET SYSOPER) [z/VM 5.4 only] - an alternate system operator defined in SYSTEM CONFIG [z/VM 5.4 only] Alan Altmark z/VM Development IBM Endicott
