Explanation
This system is trying to join the sysplex, but
the system name, sysname, is already in use in
the sysplex. A system name must be unique within a sysplex.
This
error may mean that a system is joining the wrong sysplex, or that
this system just reIPLed with message IXC402D outstanding on the other
systems in the sysplex.
In the message text:
- sysname
- The system name that is not unique within the sysplex.
- ACTIVE
- There is already a system sysname active in
the sysplex.
- IPLING
- There is already a system sysname IPLing into
the sysplex.
System action
The system issues message IXC207A to prompt the
operator for a new COUPLExx parmlib member.
Operator response
Do one of the following:
- If this system just reIPLed, look for message IXC402D on the other
systems in the sysplex. See the operator response for message IXC402D.
Then reply to message IXC207A to respecify the current COUPLExx parmlib
member.
- Respond to the outstanding replies or notify the system programmer.
- Verify that the system parameter options specified on this IPL
were correct. Notify the system programmer.
System programmer response
Look at the DISPLAY command output
to determine the name being used by each system in the sysplex. If
another system is already correctly using the name, do one of the
following:
- Change the SYSNAME system parameter in the IEASYSxx parmlib member
to a unique name within the sysplex. Make sure the global resource
serialization parameters specify the new name correctly. Then ask
the operator to reIPL the system with the updated CONFIG=xx member.
- If this system must have the name sysname,
remove the other system named sysname from the
sysplex.
Source
Cross System Coupling Facility (SCXCF)
Module
Routing code
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