Listed below are the messages that might occur when you are stopping the SDLC
link. These messages occur when the SNACONTROL STOP command calls the
WAN_Kill_Module procedure and encounters an error. Depending on
the logging configuration for the SDLC Link subsystem, these messages
are logged to the console, to disk, or both. The messages are logged
in this format:
Linkname = LinkName Event Type = EventType
Log Class = LogClass Path = Path
Error Num = ErrorNumber Status = Status
(Note that LinkName is the same as the name of the node.) The
messages are listed below in numerical order according to
ErrorNumber.
MESSAGE: Could not stop trace.
Level: 51
CAUSE: Tracing might have been turned off with the SNACONTROL
TRACEOFF command, but the link software status indicates that
it is on.
ACTION: Ignore this problem unless you are experiencing
other problems. If you are, write down the error information displayed
on the console and call your Hewlett-Packard support contact.
MESSAGE: The link is not in the link table.
Level: 52
CAUSE: The node specified in the SNACONTROL STOP command
is not active.
ACTION: Unless the specified NodeName parameter is
not correct, no action is required: The link has already been
shut down.
MESSAGE: The link type is not SDLC, LAP-B or RJE.
Level: 53
CAUSE: The caller of this module did not set the link
type to SDLC, LAP-B, or RJE BSC. Since you are using an SDLC link,
the link type must be set to SDLC.
ACTION: Write down the error information displayed on
the console and call your Hewlett-Packard support contact.
MESSAGE: Could not delete the link from the link table.
Level: 54
CAUSE: The NodeName specified in the
SNACONTROL STOP command is not in the link table.
ACTION: Ensure that the NodeName is correct and
try again. The link might have already been shut down.
MESSAGE: Could not unconfigure the link from the system.
Level: 55
CAUSE: The I/O subsystem does not have any record of
this link being active.
ACTION: Ensure that the NodeName specified in the
SNACONTROL STOP command is correct and try again. The link might have
already been shut down.
MESSAGE: Could not delete the auxiliary buffer pool.
Level: 56
CAUSE: Many causes exist; the Status field of the
message provides more-detailed information about the specific cause of the
problem.
ACTION: Write down the error information displayed on
the console and call your Hewlett-Packard support contact.
MESSAGE: Could not determine the PSI path number IO Serv.
Level: 57
CAUSE: The I/O subsystem does not have a physical path
for the specified link, and therefore cannot unconfigure it from the system.
ACTION: Ensure that the NodeName specified in the
SNACONTROL STOP command is correct and try again.