[summary call_home_inactive]
Automatic problem reporting is disabled

[explanation call_home_inactive]
With the automatic problem reporting feature, problem data is
automatically collected and sent to IBM service.  Without this feature,
you need to collect the data manually using the appropriate tools and
contact IBM service, for example, to open a new Problem Management
Record (PMR).


[solution call_home_inactive]
Omit this check unless a hardware support agreement with IBM is in place
and the hardware is enabled for the Remote Support Facility.

To temporarily activate automatic problem reporting on a running
Linux instance, run
## sysctl -w kernel.callhome=1

To persistently activate automatic problem reporting, ensure that the
/etc/sysctl.conf file contains an entry for "kernel.callhome" and that
this entry reads:
#kernel.callhome=1

If your Linux distribution uses an /etc/sysctl.d directory, you can also
create a separate file with this entry in that directory.


[reference call_home_inactive]
For details about setting system controls, see the sysctl (section 8)
and sysctl.conf (section 5) man pages.

For more information about automatic problem reporting, see
"Device Drivers, Features, and Commands".
You can obtain this publication from
#www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/linux390/documentation_dev.html



[summary call_home_not_avail]
The automatic problem reporting feature is not available

[explanation call_home_not_avail]
The automatic problem reporting feature is not available on your Linux
instance.  A possible reason is that the kernel module with this feature
is not loaded.

With the automatic problem reporting feature, problem data is
automatically collected and sent to IBM service.  Without this feature,
you need to collect the data manually using the appropriate tools and
contact IBM service, for example, to open a new Problem Management
Record (PMR).


[solution call_home_not_avail]
Omit this check unless the following conditions apply:
- Your distribution includes the automatic problem reporting feature.
- A hardware support agreement with IBM is in place and
  the hardware is enabled for the Remote Support Facility.

If the check is applicable to your Linux instance, ensure that the
"sclp_async" module is loaded, for example, by issuing:
## modprobe sclp_async


[reference call_home_not_avail]
For information about loading modules, see the man page of the
"modprobe" command.

For more information about automatic problem reporting, see
"Device Drivers, Features, and Commands".
You can obtain this publication from
#www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/linux390/documentation_dev.html

