SFM0469W FTP data transfer over limit, connection dropped
SFM0471I file_type=file-name
SFM0472I LCLIP=local_IPv4_address, LCLPT=local_port
SFM0473I RMTIP=remote_IPv4_address, RMTPT=remote_port
SFM0474I CONNID=connection_id
Explanation: Messages 469, 471, 472, 473, and 474 are a multi-line message group issued when a transfer is successfully terminated and the connection dropped because the transfer exceeded the configured size limit within the enforcement schedule or when there is no schedule. In addition, an exception was not made for the transfer by the user exit SFMUX002.
The option to terminate oversized transfers was set in the VFTP browser interface. See Configuration, Agents, Thresholds.
Routing for these messages depends on user exit SFMUX001. The default routing is to the agent message log, the system console, and the SFMLOG file defined in the agent job.
The default severity for message SFM0469 is W (warning), but the user exit can change it to I (information) or E (error).
file_ type may be “DSN” for a dataset or “PATH” for an HFS file.
file_name is the name of the dataset or HFS file involved in the transfer.
local_IPv4_address and local_port refer to the IP address and port of the FTP client.
remote_IPv4_address and remote_port are the IP address and port of the FTP server. The remote port for an FTP data connection is normally 20.
connection_id is a number generated by the TCP/IP stack to uniquely identify a socket endpoint and connection on this host.
Example from SFMLOG:
SFM0469W FTP data transfer over limit, connection dropped
SFM0471I DSN=BJPC1.FTP.TEST.FILE
SFM0472I LCLIP=10.14.0.1, LCLPT=1170
SFM0473I RMTIP=10.200.3.50, RMTPT=20
SFM0474I CONNID=0x00004E5D
Action: Depends on customer’s system administration procedures.