This message follows message CSQH004I when an attempt to refresh class MQPROC, MQNLIST, or MQQUEUE was unsuccessful because of a return code from a SAF RACROUTE REQUEST=STAT call. The return code is given in message CSQH004I.
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The refresh does not occur.
Check that the class in question (class-name) is set up correctly. See message CSQH004I for the reason for the problem.
This message is issued as a result of a SAF RACROUTE REQUEST=STAT call to your external security manager (ESM) returning a non-zero return code at one of the following times:
If the return codes from SAF and your ESM are not zero, and are unexpected, this will cause abnormal termination with one of the following reason codes:
If the return codes from SAF and your ESM are not zero (for example, because a class is not active because you are not going to use it) this message is returned to the issuer of the command to advise that the STAT call failed.
Possible causes of this problem are:
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To determine if you need to take any action, see the Security Server External Security Interface (RACROUTE) Macro Reference for more information about the return codes.
This message is issued in response to a REFRESH SECURITY command that caused the in-storage profiles to be RACLISTED (that is, rebuilt); for example, when the security switch for a resource is set on, or a refresh for a specific class is requested that requires the in-storage tables to be rebuilt.
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This message is issued so that you can check the security configuration of your queue manager.
An error was returned from the MQ timer component, so the security timer was not started.
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The queue manager terminates abnormally, with a reason code of X'00C80042'.
Refer to Security manager codes (X'C8') for an explanation of the reason code.
A user identifier (user-id) specified in the RVERIFY SECURITY command was not valid because there was no entry found for it in the internal control table. This could be because the identifier was entered incorrectly in the command, or because it was not in the table (for example, because it had timed-out).
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The user identifier (user-id) is not flagged for reverify.
Check that the identifier was entered correctly.
The RVERIFY SECURITY command was issued, but the subsystem security switch is off, so there are no internal control tables to flag for reverification.
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This message is sent to the system log either:
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Processing continues.
Contact your IBM support center to report the problem.
This message is issued to inform you that the security timeout timer is not operational. The reason for this depends on which of the following messages precedes this one:
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If this message follows message CSQH009I, the queue manager ends abnormally with one of the following reason codes:
Refer to Security manager codes (X'C8') for information about the reason code.
The ALTER SECURITY command was entered with the INTERVAL attribute set to 0. This means that no user timeouts will occur.
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This message is issued to warn you that no security timeouts will occur. Check that this is what was intended.
This message is issued in response to an ALTER SECURITY command if errors have been detected during timeout processing (for example, a nonzero return code from the external security manager (ESM) during timeout processing).
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Processing continues.
Contact your IBM support center to report the problem.
This message is issued in response to the DISPLAY SECURITY TIMEOUT command, or as part of the DISPLAY SECURITY ALL command.
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This message is issued in response to the DISPLAY SECURITY INTERVAL command, or as part of the DISPLAY SECURITY ALL command.
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This message is issued when an error has been detected in refresh processing; for example, a nonzero return code from the external security manager (ESM) during signoff or delete processing.
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Processing continues.
Contact your IBM support center to report the problem.
A REFRESH SECURITY command was issued for resource type resource-type. However, the security switch for this type or the subsystem security switch is currently set off.
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Ensure that the REFRESH SECURITY request was issued for the correct resource type.
The REFRESH SECURITY command was issued, but the command syntax is incorrect because a keyword value that is specified conflicts with the value for another keyword.
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The command is not executed.
See the WebSphere MQ Script (MQSC) Command Reference manual for more information about the REFRESH SECURITY command.
This message is issued during queue manager initialization and in response to a REFRESH SECURITY command for each security switch that is set OFF because the named security profile has been found.
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If the subsystem security switch is set off, you will get only one message (for that switch).
Messages CSQH021I through CSQH026I are issued so that you can check the security configuration of your queue manager. See the WebSphere MQ for z/OS System Setup Guide for information about setting security switches.
This message is issued during queue manager initialization and in response to a REFRESH SECURITY command for each security switch that is set ON because the named security profile has been found.
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Messages CSQH021I through CSQH026I are issued so that you can check the security configuration of your queue manager. See the WebSphere MQ for z/OS System Setup Guide for information about setting security switches.
This message is issued during queue manager initialization and in response to a REFRESH SECURITY command for each security switch that is set OFF because the named security profile has not been found.
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If the subsystem security switch is set off, you will get only one message (for that switch).
Messages CSQH021I through CSQH026I are issued so that you can check the security configuration of your queue manager. See the WebSphere MQ for z/OS System Setup Guide for information about setting security switches.
This message is issued during queue manager initialization and in response to a REFRESH SECURITY command for each security switch that is set ON because the named security profile has not been found.
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Messages CSQH021I through CSQH026I are issued so that you can check the security configuration of your queue manager. See the WebSphere MQ for z/OS System Setup Guide for information about setting security switches.
This message is issued during queue manager initialization and in response to a REFRESH SECURITY command for each security switch that is set OFF because an error occurred.
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The message may be issued in conjunction with message CSQH004I when an unexpected setting is encountered for a switch.
See message CSQH004I for more information.
Messages CSQH021I through CSQH026I are issued so that you can check the security configuration of your queue manager.
This message is issued during queue manager initialization and in response to a REFRESH SECURITY command for each security switch that was forced ON. This happens when an attempt was made to turn off both the queue manager and queue-sharing group security switches for the named profile, which is not allowed.
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Correct the profiles for the queue manager and queue-sharing group security switches, and refresh security if required.
Messages CSQH021I through CSQH026I are issued so that you can check the security configuration of your queue manager. See the WebSphere MQ for z/OS System Setup Guide for information about setting security switches.
This is issued in response to a DISPLAY SECURITY ALL or DISPLAY SECURITY SWITCHES command and is followed by messages CSQH031I through CSQH036I for each security switch to show its setting and the security profile used to establish it.
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If the subsystem security switch is set off, you will get only one message (for that switch). Otherwise, a message is issued for each security switch.
This message is issued in response to a DISPLAY SECURITY ALL or DISPLAY SECURITY SWITCHES command for each security switch that is set OFF because the named security profile has been found.
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If the subsystem security switch is set off, you will get only one message (for that switch).
This message is issued in response to a DISPLAY SECURITY ALL or DISPLAY SECURITY SWITCHES command for each security switch that is set ON because the named security profile has been found.
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This message is issued in response to a DISPLAY SECURITY ALL or DISPLAY SECURITY SWITCHES command for each security switch that is set OFF because the named security profile has not been found.
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If the subsystem security switch is set off, you will get only one message (for that switch).
This message is issued in response to a DISPLAY SECURITY ALL or DISPLAY SECURITY SWITCHES command for each security switch that is set ON because the named security profile has not been found.
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This message is issued in response to a DISPLAY SECURITY ALL or DISPLAY SECURITY SWITCHES command for each security switch that is set OFF because an error occurred during initialization or when refreshing security.
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The message may be issued when an unexpected setting is encountered for a switch.
Check all your security switch settings. If required, correct them and refresh your security.
This message is issued in response to a DISPLAY SECURITY ALL or DISPLAY SECURITY SWITCHES command for each security switch that was forced ON. This happens when an attempt was made to turn off both the queue manager and queue-sharing group security switches for the named profile, which is not allowed.
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Correct the profiles for the queue manager and queue-sharing group security switches, and refresh security if required.
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