Node Operations
z/OS console operators have to be familiar with the commands that are used to enable, disable or display the remote systems that are connected to the Platform Server.
See the following table for the commands that you can use:
| Command | Description |
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NODE | Displays a single node that has connections to this server.
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NODES | Displays all nodes that are currently enabled.
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ENABLE | Enables a node.
Note: The
node_member_name must be set to the actual name of the node member in the
config library. This cannot be the value found in the
NODENAME parameter that is defined within a node member. Otherwise, this action fails.
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DISABLE | Disables a node.
The
node_member_name can be either the name of the node member in the
config library or the value found in the
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INITHOLD | Modifies the defined node definition to turn on the initiator hold flag.
This indicates that initiator requests to this node are not dispatched. The
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INITREL | Modifies the node definition to reset the initiator hold flag.
This indicates that initiator requests to this node are dispatched. The
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REFRESH | Refreshes an enabled node definition.
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RESPHOLD | Modifies the node definition to turn on the responder hold flag. This indicates that responder requests from this node are rejected with a recoverable error. The
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RESPREL | Modifies the node definition to reset the responder hold flag.
This indicates that responder requests from this node are accepted. The
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