Cabletron Systems Netlink FRX8000, User Manual

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Alarms 21-21
Action: Check the database configuration records.
138.
Node “n” terminated due to SW protection violation with node “n”
Severity: 2
Meaning: Someone has installed the same UNIX operating system software
onto two nodes.
Action: Install a new UNIX operating system onto the terminated node.
139.
LP “n” Port “n” received invalid configuration for big packet
Severity: 3
Meaning: Most likely, the LP is an N74/7500 AST card (type 3), and its LP
record does not specify
Big Packet Supported
, and a packet size
greater than
512
bytes was specified for maximum or default packet
size in the Port record.
Action: Check the configuration records.
146.
LP “n” Port “n” – Transmitter stuck
Severity: 4
Meaning: No clock is being generated.
Action: Check configurations and set the clock.
147.
LP “n” Port “n” reports error “n”
Severity: 2
Meaning: The LP software has detected an error. The possible error numbers
and their meanings are:
0121
– LAPB module FRMP.C's frmp() routine received an
unknown message.
0132
– LAPB module CHRP.C's txmsg() routine saw an unknown
frame.
01ff
– no ready tasks are available.
0251
– LAPB module FRMP.C's frmp() routine received a message
from a port not supported by LAPB.
0333
– the input message for plcfg_iplparm() (process IPL
parameter packet) was not for SNA.
03fe
– the Sending Frame state in an I–frame was found to have
msg–hdr [2] byte set, and the message variable control was not set
in function txmsg() in module CHRP.C.
0480
– the message being checked by statproc() is unknown.
9105
– flow control has been invoked and PLDEBUG defined when
enqueing a DCE-bound message to an internal queue.
9106
– flow control has been invoked and PLDEBUG defined when
dequeing a DCE-bound message from an internal queue.