Troubleshooting

Remote System Configuration Problem

  1. If the Remote system is not configured correctly, specifically if the "PD_SERVER_PORT" environment variable is not specified, the following error dialog will appear:

    To resolve this problem, Please update your RSE configuration file (e.g. rse.env), by adding the line:

    PD_SERVER_PORT=<port number>

    e.g. PD_SERVER_PORT=7797

    Restart the RSE Server Started Task.

    (Please Ask your Systems Administrator, if you don't have authority to modify the server configuration).

  2. Alternative Work around:

    If the server configuration is not corrected, A prompt to fall back to a "Application Delivery Foundation for z/OS" connection will appear; This will allow opening the History file "Manually" (This dialog will appear each time the "Open as History File", command is used, until the server configuration is corrected).

    Choose "Yes", to continue opening the dataset as a "History File"

The remote server configuration is incomplete and No "Application Delivery Foundation for z/OS" connection exists:

  1. There will be a prompt to create a connection, the name of the required system will appear in the dialog. Click "OK" to continue.

  2. Specify "Host name:" and "Port number:" and Click "Save and Connect" .

    - The port number is the port which the Application Delivery Foundation for z/OS Server is running on.

  3. If prompted to specify credentials, select or specify appropiate credentials for the system, then Click "OK".

The remote server configuration is incomplete and a "Application Delivery Foundation for z/OS" connection exists:

  1. A confirmation dialog will appear. Click "Yes" to use the specified connection.

  2. If prompted, please specify login details for the system, Then click "OK"

The remote server configuration is incomplete and multiple "Application Delivery Foundation for z/OS" connections exist:

  1. The following dialog will appear. Click "OK" to continue:

    Or; Click "Cancel" to select the correct system:


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