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PCNTNW-DOS-16 The node address was incorrectly
specified in NET.CFG.
Explanation: You used the NODE ADDRESS option in
the NET.CFG file to override the node address on the
network board. The number specified was not a valid
Ethernet address. An Ethernet address is six bytes in
length. This error occurs if Bit 0 of the first address byte is
a 1. This bit must always be 0. For example, if the first
byte has the following address, an invalid Ethernet address
is generated.
FIRST BYTE
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
This byte will produce node addresses in the 0100 0000
0000 to 01FF FFFF FFFF range (in hexadecimal), all of
which will be invalid.
Action: Specify a valid node address in the NET.CFG
file.
PCNTNW-DOS-17 An invalid keyword was specified in
NET.CFG on line xx.
Explanation: The keyword specified in the NET.CFG file
is incorrect.
Action: Check the keyword in question. Make sure that
the keyword is correctly spelled.
PCNTNW-DOS-18 The frame type specified in the
NET.CFG file is not supported.
Explanation: The NET.CFG file specified the
PROTOCOL option for a PCNTNW MLID. The specified
frame type is not supported by the PCNTNW MLID.
Action: Check the PROTOCOL line in the NET.CFG file
for possible omissions of required dashes and
underscores, or any misspellings. Check the PCNTNW
MLID documentation for supported frame types.
PCNTNW-DOS-19 An invalid Ethernet node address is
specified in NET.CFG. The MLID modified
the incorrect address bits.
Explanation: The NET.CFG file has an invalid node
address. The PCNTNW MLID modified and corrected the
address.
Action: Verify the node address entries in the NET.CFG
file.
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