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SEC: xxx tttt-ooo pp-zzzzz ll

Path: Type PP PLink SP SLink RC

1: aaaaa bbbb cccccc dddd eeeeee gg

w: aaaaa bbbb cccccc dddd eeeeee gg

where yyyy/MM/dd hh:mm:ss tzn is the time that the alert was sent

(year, month, day, hour, minute, second, and time zone);

-error_description- is the event description; xxx is the manufacturer;

tttt-ooo is the machine type and model number; pp-zzzzz is the

serial number (a combination of the plant of manufacture and the

sequence number); ll is the LSS number in hexadecimal format;

aaaaa is ″ESCON″ or ″FIBRE″; bbbb is the primary I/O port number;

cccccc is the primary link address in hexadecimal format; dddd is

the secondary port number for ESCON direct connection or FIBRE

(this value is XXXX if you are connected through an ESCON

switch); eeeeee is the secondary link address in hexadecimal format;

gg is the reason code in hexadecimal format (see Table 5 on page

160) if there is a problem (otherwise, gg is ″OK″ if there is no

problem); and w represents the last of up to 8 path descriptions.

Only established paths are listed.

Specific trap 102 - Remote mirror and copy links are operational

This trap displays when an established remote mirror and copy

path between a primary and secondary logical subsystem pair

becomes operational after previously being inoperable. All other

established paths between the two logical subsystems are

operational. The following information is shown for specific trap

102:

ssEventDescr=yyyy/MM/dd hh:mm:ss tzn

-error_description-

UNIT: Mnf Type-Mod SerialNm LS

PRI: xxx tttt-ooo pp-zzzzz ll