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Event 6 INVALID COMMAND / CONTROL / HIC RECEIVED SNA: 2009 – Inv rsp btu, st= %% %% pea %%%% psa %%%%, btu= %% %% Description: This message occurs as a result of errors in establishing sessions between OS 2200 hosts and BSC terminals that are connected to an IBM network. The btu is a basic transmission unit, pea is a partner element address, psa is a partner subarea, and % represents a hexadecimal number. The probable cause is a software problem. SNA: 2010 – Inv req ru, st= %% %%, yea= %%%%, ru= %% %% %% Description: This message occurs as a result of errors in establishing sessions between OS 2200 hosts and BSC terminals that are connected to an IBM network. The ru is a request/response unit, yea is your element address, and % represents a hexadecimal number. The probable cause is a software problem. SNA: 2011 – Inv rsp ru, st= %% %%, yea= %%%%, ru= %% %% %% Description: This message occurs as a result of errors in establishing sessions between OS 2200 hosts and BSC terminals that are connected to an IBM network. The ru is a request/response unit, yea is your element address, and % represents a hexadecimal number. The probable cause is a software problem. SNA: 2012 – Unkwn rsp status, st= %% %%, btu= %% %%, sta= %% %% Description: This message occurs as a result of errors in establishing sessions between OS 2200 hosts and BSC terminals that are connected to an IBM network. The btu is a basic transmission unit, and % represents a hexadecimal number. The probable cause is a software problem. SNA: 2207 – Invalid ru from ervr, psa = %%%%, ru = %%, state = %% Description: This message occurs as a result of errors in the trunk used to connect DCA traffic across an SNA network. The ru is a request/response unit, psa is a partner subarea, and % represents a hexadecimal number. The probable cause is a software problem. SNA: 2214 – Invalid control msg from DNS %% %% %% %% %% %% %% %% Description: This message occurs as a result of errors in the trunk used to connect DCA traffic across an SNA network. The % represents a hexadecimal number. The probable cause is a software problem. 5–18 7436 0728–303
Event 6 INVALID COMMAND / CONTROL / HIC RECEIVED SNA: 2215 – Vr msg, bad state (&&), rh= %% %% %%, ru= %% %% %% Description: This message occurs as a result of a response being received from the ERVR complex and the SNA trunk was not expecting it. The & represents a decimal number, the % represents a hexadecimal number. SNA: 2216 – Vr data received in bad state (&&) Description: This message occurs when a session control message is received from the ERVR complex while SNA trunk is not in the correct state. The & represents a decimal number. SNA: 2217 – Mparse err = %%%%, msg from vr, ru= %% %% %% Description: This message occurs in SNA trunk when a message received from the ERVR complex cannot be parsed correctly. The % represents a hexadecimal number identifying the “Mparse” error and the request unit that could not be successfully parsed. SNA: 2218 – Mparse err = %%%%, cinit from snass Description: This message occurs in SNA trunk when a CINIT is received from the SNASS complex and it could not be correctly parsed. The % represents a hexadecimal number identifying the “Mparse error.” SNA: 2219 – Mparse build @@@@@@@@, err = %%%% Description: This message occurs in SNA trunk when a message could not be built successfully by the parsing complex. The @ represents an ASCII character and the % represents a hexadecimal number. SNA: 2220 – Invalid snass msg, function code = %%%% Description: This message occurs in SNA trunk when an unknown message is received from the SNASS complex. The % represents a hexadecimal number and identifies the invalid message code. SNA: 2221 – No cb, snass msg, name = @@@@@@@@, fc = %%%% Description: This message occurs in SNA trunk when a message is received from the SNASS complex and no control block could be found using the name of the control block as the search key. The @ represents an ASCII character and the % represents a hexadecimal number. 7436 0728–303 5–19
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Title DCP Series Telcon Message Man
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Contents Section 4. Class 4 CENLOG
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Contents Section 14. Class 14 CENLO
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About This Manual Audience This man
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About This Manual Section 17. NMS a
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About This Manual Document Name/Num
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About This Manual Document Name/Num
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Introduction Table 1-1. CENLOG Clas
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Introduction Analyzing CENLOG Files
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Introduction NMS Operator Actions f
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Introduction Class 1 CENLOG Message
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Events 2-16 Not Defined Events 2-16
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Event 1 PROGRAM PRODUCT NOT PRESENT
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Event 1 PROGRAM PRODUCT NOT PRESENT
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Event 2 X.25 GATEWAY EVENT Event 2
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Event 4 SNA/net Event Event 4 SNA/n
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Event 5 DCPOSITP EVENT OSITB - OSI
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Event 7 DCPX25-PNCS EVENT Event 7 D
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Event 8 VIDEOTEX EVENT VTXG - Host
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Event 8 VIDEOTEX EVENT Direct Conne
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Event 12 TCP-IP GATEWAY EVENT Event
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Event 12 TCP-IP GATEWAY EVENT ETNSP
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Event 12 TCP-IP GATEWAY EVENT ETNSP
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Event 12 TCP-IP GATEWAY EVENT ETNUD
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Event 12 TCP-IP GATEWAY EVENT ETNUD
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Event 12 TCP-IP GATEWAY EVENT IP: C
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Event 12 TCP-IP GATEWAY EVENT IP: D
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Event 12 TCP-IP GATEWAY EVENT IP: I
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Event 12 TCP-IP GATEWAY EVENT TYPE
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Event 12 TCP-IP GATEWAY EVENT IP: O
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Event 12 TCP-IP GATEWAY EVENT IP: T
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Event 12 TCP-IP GATEWAY EVENT IPSVS
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Event 12 TCP-IP GATEWAY EVENT RIP:
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Event 12 TCP-IP GATEWAY EVENT TCPTS
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Event 12 TCP-IP GATEWAY EVENT TCP 4
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Page 124 and 125: Event 13 ALC GATEWAY EVENT Event 13
Page 126 and 127: Event 15 LOW SPEED BAUDOT EVENT AIR
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Page 130 and 131: Event 2 UNABLE TO RESTART PORT PROC
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Event 13 PROCEDURE PROCESSING ERROR
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Event 13 PROCEDURE PROCESSING ERROR
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Event 14 CONFIGURATION FILE ACCESS
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Event 16 CENLOG Messages SNA: 1608
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Event 2 TERMINAL SIGN-OFF Event 2 T
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Event 11 ILM EVENT Event 11 ILM EVE
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Event 11 ILM EVENT ASYNC (013): Buf
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Event 11 ILM EVENT DLCMAN (003): IL
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Event 11 ILM EVENT DLCMAN (018): No
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Event 11 ILM EVENT DLCMAN (036): No
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Event 11 ILM EVENT DLCMAN (200): Li
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Event 11 ILM EVENT DLCMAN (217): In
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Event 11 ILM EVENT DLCMAN (252): Ca
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Event 11 ILM EVENT DLCMAN (328): Un
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Event 11 ILM EVENT (LPIA)LAPBHS (03
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Event 11 ILM EVENT LMMGT (007): Las
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Event 11 ILM EVENT SNMP 133 SNMPv1
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Event 1 NETWORK STATISTICS COLLECTE
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Event 2 PN1 SPECIFICATION ERROR Eve
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Event 2 NMS PASSWORD/AUTHORITY ACCE
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Event 4 ATTEMPT TO CONNECT TO INVAL
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Event 6 CENLOG Messages Event 6 CEN
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EVENT 10 NMS SECURITY EVENT EVENT 1
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Event 1 ‘UP’ OF FACILITIES COMM
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Event 3 ‘START’ OF FACILITIES C
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Event 1 MODIFICATION IN NODE ROUTIN
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Event 7 SWITCH NOTIFICATION Event 7
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Event 7 SWITCH NOTIFICATION LSM DID
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Event 14 CENLOG FILE AUTORETV XFER
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Event 1 LINE CONNECTION (UNSUCCESSF
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NMS and DSA Messages FILE NAME... F
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NMS and DSA Messages LOCAL LOG FILE
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Acronyms and Abbreviations bps bits
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Acronyms and Abbreviations FEPI LM
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Acronyms and Abbreviations NCCF Net
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Glossary File Transfer Protocol (FT
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Glossary PDNTRK The S.25 DCP-toDCP
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Glossary TPCDATA The handler for PC
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Glossary X XEU X.21 See external en
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Bibliography Bibliography-2 7436 07
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Index class 7 messages, event 3, 7-
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