Saturday, I was in to install my new IOCDS for Linux with a CTC definition so I can 
communicate with my Linux Lpar from my production TCPIP.  The devices on one side of 
the connection, the one defined as a CNC Chpid, do not come up online.  Here are my 
IOCDS definitions:

CHPID PATH=(04),SHARED,                                     
      PARTITION=((LINUX1,PROD,TEST),(LINUX1,PROD,TEST)),    
      TYPE=CNC                                              
CHPID PATH=(05),SHARED,                                     
      PARTITION=((LINUX1,PROD,TEST),(LINUX1,PROD,TEST)),    
      TYPE=CTC                                              
CHPID PATH=(06),SHARED,PARTITION=((PROD,TEST),(PROD,TEST)), 
      TYPE=CNC                                              
CNTLUNIT CUNUMBR=0D00,PATH=(04),UNITADD=((00,008)),CUADD=0, 
      UNIT=SCTC                                             
CNTLUNIT CUNUMBR=0E00,PATH=(05),UNITADD=((00,008)),CUADD=0, 
      UNIT=SCTC                                             
IODEVICE ADDRESS=(D00,008),CUNUMBR=(0D00),STADET=Y,UNIT=SCTC
IODEVICE ADDRESS=(E00,008),CUNUMBR=(0E00),STADET=Y,         
      PARTITION=(LINUX1,PROD,TEST),UNIT=SCTC                

The 8 IODEVICEs starting at E00 come up online, or I should say can be varied online.  
The devices at D00 will not come up online.  If I issue  V E00,ONLINE   I get the 
following:

RESPONSE=PROD                                 
 IEE103I UNIT 0D00     NOT BROUGHT ONLINE     
 IEE763I NAME= IECVIOPM CODE= 0000000400000000
 IOS551I NO PATHS PHYSICALLY AVAILABLE        
 IEE764I END OF IEE103I    RELATED MESSAGES   

Why won't the E00 devices come up online.  Before I installed the new IOCDS, I went 
into the back of our MP3000-H50 and plugged an Escon cable between Chpids  04 and 05.  
Hopefully someone knows if my coding is correct, or why the devices defined don't come 
up online.  Maybe this is normal.  I don't have my Linux1 Lpar running.  We don't have 
VM.  

I did notice that the E00 devices have the PARTITION keyword, and the D00 devices 
don't.  I didn't notice that before today when I looked at the IOCP deck I generated 
on Friday.  I don't think that should have anything to do with it, because both Chpid 
04 and 05 have the PARTITION keyword for all Lpars.



Eric Bielefeld
Sr. MVS Systems Programmer
P&H Mining Equipment
Milwaukee, WI
414-671-7849
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