Re: Z10 and ICSF

2008-05-12 Thread Jousma, David
I have to ask, did you run the PSP bucket for z10?  We just went through
this upgrade, and the list was pretty long, and included ICSF
maintenance. 


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Re: Z10 and ICSF

2008-05-11 Thread Magen Margalit
The strange thing is that that:
1. The same csfprmxx worked ok on the Z9
2. While trying to solve the problem we deleted the
domains on all LPARS except the production one 
and allowd only domain 0 for this LPAR and still 
after activate we got the S0C4.

Magen

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Z10 and ICSF

2008-05-09 Thread Magen Margalit
Hi List

Yestarday night we did a CPC migration from Z9 to Z10.
After we IPLed on the new CPC we had a problem
with the ICSF proc - CSFSTART (abend 0C4-4).

After a while we have managed to start the proc
after adding parameter: Domain(1) into the csfparms member.
but we can't understand why...

The same procedure (without the parm) worked ok on the Z9 system.
We know that this parameter has a relation to the 
LPAR crypto domain index under the activation profile 
but can't fully understand what the relations are...

Does anybody know?

Thanks 
Magen  

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Re: Z10 and ICSF

2008-05-09 Thread Mark Jacobs
Magen Margalit wrote:
 Hi List

 Yestarday night we did a CPC migration from Z9 to Z10.
 After we IPLed on the new CPC we had a problem
 with the ICSF proc - CSFSTART (abend 0C4-4).

 After a while we have managed to start the proc
 after adding parameter: Domain(1) into the csfparms member.
 but we can't understand why...

 The same procedure (without the parm) worked ok on the Z9 system.
 We know that this parameter has a relation to the 
 LPAR crypto domain index under the activation profile 
 but can't fully understand what the relations are...

 Does anybody know?

 Thanks 
 Magen  

   

It sounds like the lpar definition for the crypto resources specifies
more than one cryptographic domain. That is valid, but if you do specify
more than one domain the icsf parmlib member must specify which one to use.

I would have expected ICSF to give an error message and not take an
abend however.
 

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Re: Z10 and ICSF

2008-05-09 Thread Greg Boyd
Mark is right, it does sound like the LPAR has multiple Domains configured, but 
I would have expected ICSF to issue CSFM409E 'Multiple Domains Available 
Select One in Options Data Set', not an Abend.  You should probably open a 
problem with the Support Center to get to the bottom of the problem.

Greg Boyd
IBM WSC, System z Crypto 


On Fri, 9 May 2008 11:43:05 -0400, Mark Jacobs 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Magen Margalit wrote:
 Hi List

 Yestarday night we did a CPC migration from Z9 to Z10.
 After we IPLed on the new CPC we had a problem
 with the ICSF proc - CSFSTART (abend 0C4-4).

 After a while we have managed to start the proc
 after adding parameter: Domain(1) into the csfparms member.
 but we can't understand why...

 The same procedure (without the parm) worked ok on the Z9 system.
 We know that this parameter has a relation to the
 LPAR crypto domain index under the activation profile
 but can't fully understand what the relations are...

 Does anybody know?

 Thanks
 Magen



It sounds like the lpar definition for the crypto resources specifies
more than one cryptographic domain. That is valid, but if you do specify
more than one domain the icsf parmlib member must specify which one to 
use.

I would have expected ICSF to give an error message and not take an
abend however.


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