Hello,
Thanks for reply. Using this command SPOOL CONS CLOSE CL A TO
MAINT will only send z/MV log to maint.
But if we want to know the reason, why my some of the MVS guest
are crashing then how do I find it .
Becuase MVS SYSLOG doesnt tell anything reason for crashing. So I
just wanted to get CONSOLE log, which can provide some detail about MVS
crashing.
I tried repling MVS guest from VM. for doing this we use MVSCONS id,
and type *xautolog sysa1* command . In starting I get Ipling messages on
MVSCOS id , but after some time, messages get routed to MVS console, which
we created in MVS not in VM..
Can you help me in this case to find CONSOLE log for MVS crashing.
On Thu, Aug 4, 2011 at 7:46 AM, Alan Altmark <alan_altm...@us.ibm.com>wrote:
> On Wednesday, 08/03/2011 at 03:58 EDT, Raymond Noal <raymond.n...@emc.com>
> wrote:
>
> > If your MVS virtual machine is also your MVS operator?s console and it?s
>
> > running in 3270 mode, there is no z/VM ? CP log for this console.
> However, for
> > your OPERATOR virtual machine which should have console spooling started
> and is
> > a 3215 device type ? you can either logon to OPERATOR and issue the
> command ?
> > ?SPOOL CONS CLOSE CL A TO <*|USERID>. Or if you are logged on to the
> MAINT
> > virtual machine, issue this command ? ?FOR OPERATOR CMD CP SPOOL CONS
> CLOSE CL
> > A TO MAINT?. This will close the OPERATOR?s console log and send it to
> MAINT?s
> > virtual reader where you can either RECEIVE it or just PEEK it.
> >
> > As to MVS, when you re-IPL the system, you should still have the SYSLOG
> file
> > from the crash as either your current SYSLOG file or it?s on the SPOOL
> volume
> > where you can offload it to a disk data set.
>
> If you configure MVS to use the integrated linemode console, all MVS
> messages will be in the virtual machine's console log.
>
> Alan Altmark
>
> Senior Managing z/VM and Linux Consultant
> IBM System Lab Services and Training
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Saurabh Khandelwal
