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Table 11. Parsing errors (continued)
Error message Description
Bad value in mac/wwpn/wnn The value in the EUI field is correctly
formed but contains characters that cannot
be interpreted as a hexadecimal number. EUI
format is a 16-character hexadecimal value
with the leading prefix of eui , for example:
eui: 0123456790ABCDEF .
Bad vlan number Cannot parse the VLAN number (not a
number or similar problem).
Could not interpret the LUN value The LUN value in the FCTarget was not
correct.
Failure opening the configuration file The OFM configuration file could not be
opened: probably a bad file name or path, or
a problem with file permissions.
Failure reading the configuration file The OFM configuration file could not be
read until the end.
Incomplete Line This line is missing required fields.
Input line is too long The maximum length for a single line in the
OFM configuration file is 512 characters.
Lines longer than this will be discarded.
Insufficient addresses in the range for
chassis
The range of addresses defined for this OFM
configuration file is not sufficient for the
number of chassis required.
Invalid integer Cannot parse an integer number.
mac or wwnn field is too short or too long Too few or too many bytes in an EUI field.
Maximum value is 0xfffffffe - for longer
values use EUI notation
LUN values can be specified in decimal,
hexadecimal or EUI formats. Values above
4294967295 (0xffffffff) must be specified as
an EUI.
No closing quote One of the fields on this line is missing a
closing quote. To prevent problems the line
will be ignored.
Profile is too long and has been truncated The profile string cannot be longer than 32
characters.
Second reference to a specific port or target A port or target has been reused with the
same type (for example, Eth, FC, etc.). Ports
and targets can only be defined once for a
particular type.
Too many BladeCenters The maximum number of BladeCenters that
can be processed from a single OFM
configuration file is 100.
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