Initialization Problem 5
No event messages are displayed at the load host when the Gateway-ST is
booted.
Solutions:
1.
If you have more than one load host, event messages are sent to the load
host that actually loaded the Gateway-ST. To find the host that loaded the
Gateway-ST, issue the following command:
NCP> TELL
gateway-node-name SHOW EXECUTOR CHARACTERISTICS
2.
SNAEVL or EVL might not be running. If either type of event logging is
nor running, no events are logged. To check whether SNAEVL or EVL is
running, enter the DCL command
$ SHOW SYSTEM
•
If the display from this command does not list the SNAEVL process,
run the following command procedure to include SNAEVL in your
system:
$ @SYS$STARTUP:SNAGM$EVL_STARTUP
To ensure that Gateway-ST events are logged the next time
the host system is booted, insert the preceding command in the
system startup file. For more information about SNAEVL, refer to
DECnet SNA Gateway-CT and ST Management.
•
If the display from this command does not list EVL, enter the following
command to start DECnet event logging on your system:
NCP> SET LOGGING MONITOR STATE ON
For more information about DECnet event logging, refer to the
OpenVMS Networking Manual.
3.
The logging state may not be enabled. Check the SNAEVL logging state.
Invoke SNANCP and enter:
SNANCP> SHOW KNOWN LOGGING
Check the DECnet logging state. Invoke NCP and enter:
NCP> SHOW KNOWN LOGGING
If this command shows that some events are being filtered, disable filtering.
Invoke NCP and enter:
NCP> SET LOGGING MONITOR KNOWN EVENTS
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