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Event 11 INVALID / UNRECOGNIZABLE INPUT PARAMETER FOR PROCEDURE
XPLS: ILLEGAL OUTPUT FROM DTP
Description: The Packet Layer Services (PLS) feature (module PDNPLS) received an
unknown/invalid message-type code from DTP, or the message type is valid, but not
for the connection state perceived by PLS. The message is discarded. Invalid codes
include the message buffers BH$ID2 being zero. This event may include a copy of the
PLSs DTE/DTP interface table entry.
R12: Upper byte. May contain the event received
R12: Lower byte. May contain the PLS state
R15: Virtual address event occurred in procedure PPLS
Attributes affected: Supplementary text message. The X.25 PSCS program product
generates this CENLOG. Procedure: PPLS.
X.25 SNMP: Received Unknown/Unexpected ICS packet ("procedure
name")
Description: The X.25 PSCS SNMP interface module (PDNSMP) received an
unrecognizable ICS packet or an ICS packet type that was not expected for the
current state of PDNSMP.
R8 - R15: The first eight words of the received ICS packet
Attributes affected: Recoverable error event, supplementary text message, and a
table of the received ICS packet. Procedure: The procedure name, which is internal
to the X.25 PSCS PDNSMP module, is displayed as part of the supplementary text
message.
X.25 SNMP: MAU Registration Response returned error status
("procedure name")
Description: The X.25 PSCS SNMP interface module (PDNSMP) was unable to
successfully initialize with the SNMP Management-Agent user (MAU) interface. The
MAU returned an error status in response to the PDNSMP’s Registration Request.
This error causes PDNSMP to dismantle all connections with the MAU interface and
to become dormant. No SNMP MIB information related to X.25 can be retrieved.
R8: Error code returned by MAU interface
Attributes affected: Error event, supplementary text message, and a table of the
MAU interface Registration Response packet. Procedure: The procedure name,
internal to the X.25 PSCS PDNSMP module, is displayed as part of the supplementary
text message.
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