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CSFENSND

CSFENSND is the IBM z/OS ICSF routine that queues the cryptographic workload to the proper CRYPTO hardware card. CSFENSND then waits for the work to complete. When the work is completed, CSFENSND is revived (PAUSE/RELEASE) and copies the workload results from the CRYPTO card areas to user storage and then returns.

It is called on the caller’s behalf to direct the request to the proper CRYPTO hardware.

Hints

Significant CPU time spent in CSFENSND indicates many calls to the CRYPTO processor and is usually accompanied by use of the PAUSE/RELEASE service and large wait times in IEAVEPS1.

In the case of ICSF (CSF prefix modules), the wait is usually for the CRYPTO processor. Investigate all CSF modules for their usage to determine what type of CRYPTO service is being used. There may be a queue of users for the CRYPTO processors, so wait times are variable and dependent on load of CRYPTO users, the speed of and the number of CRYPTO processors.

Refer to the ICSF documentation for more information.

Refer to the IEAVPSE (Pause Service) and IEAVRLS (Release Service) in the IBM Authorized Assembler Services Reference

Reference Sources

IBM z/OS ICSF documentation:

SA22-7520 IBM z/OS ICSF System Programmer’s Guide
SA22-7522 IBM z/OS ICSF Application Programmer’s Guide

IBM z/OS documentation:

SA22-7610 IBM z/OS MVS Programming: Authorized Assembler Services Reference, V2