z/VM: TCP/IP Messages and Codes - z/VM - IBM

BOOTPD and DHCPD MessagesTCP0631EType value 'value' is not recognized foruser defined option type optionExplanation: The value specified for the indicatedoption is not a recognized option value.System Action:terminates.Processing of the statementUser or Operator Response: Correct the statement inthe machine file and reenter the command orsubcommand that read the file.Source File:TCP0631EDHCPD EXECType value 'value' is not recognized forinternally defined option type optionExplanation: The value specified for the indicatedoption is not a recognized option value. The valueshould correspond to a keyword indicating how anyspecification of the option should be handled. Forexample, it may indicate whether the option datashould be treated as a signed integer.System Action: The Option is not defined. Any optionstatements for this option are treated according to therules for undefined options.User or Operator Response: This error indicates aproblem within the DHCPD server. Contact the IBMSupport Center to notify them of the problem. You willneed to provide the complete message text.Source File:TCP0632EDHCPD EXECOption operand value is not valid Optionoperand value is not valid: valueExplanation: The value specified for the indicatedoption is not valid.System Action:terminates.Processing of the statementUser or Operator Response: Correct the statement inthe machine file and reenter the command orsubcommand that read the file.Source File:TCP0635EDHCPD EXECThe specified client is not associatedwith an addressExplanation: The specified client is not activelyassociated with an address. For a client to be associatedwith an address, there must be an address that isactively being leased to the client.System Action:terminates.Processing of the subcommandUser or Operator Response: Verify and reenter thesubcommand with the correct client ID.Source File:DHCPD EXECTCP0636EThe specified client is associated withmore than one address. You must deletethe lease using the addressExplanation: The subcommand was specified usingthe CLIENT operand. It was determined that the clientis being served on more than one subnet. Thesubcommand can not determine which subnet shouldbe changed.System Action:terminates.Processing of the subcommandUser or Operator Response: Specify the subcommandusing the ADDRESS operand instead of the CLIENToperand so that the subcommand can distinguishwhich subnet to change.Source File:TCP0637EDHCPD EXECaddress is not activeExplanation: The specified address is not activelyleased to a client.System Action:terminates.Processing of the subcommandUser or Operator Response: Respecify thesubcommand with the correct address.Source File:TCP0638EDHCPD EXECThe address range specified on the stmtstatement is not a subset of theSUBNET address rangeExplanation: An address was specified on theindicated statement which is at a more specific levelthan the current SUBNET level. The address is notwithin the specified address range for the SUBNET.Statements that relate to a specific subnet must specifyno specific address or an address within the range ofthe current subnet.System Action:terminates.Processing of the statementUser or Operator Response: Correct the statement inthe machine file and reenter the command orsubcommand that read the file.Source File:TCP0639EDHCPD EXECThe address specified on the stmtstatement is not within the SUBNETaddress rangeExplanation: An address range was specified on theindicated statement which is at a more specific levelthan the current SUBNET level. The address range isnot a subset of the specified address range for theSUBNET. Statements with address ranges that relate toa specific subnet must specify ranges which are aproper subset of the range of the current subnet.8 z/VM: TCP/IP Messages and Codes