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Event 15 CONFIGURATION ERROR DETECTED / UNDEFINED
SNA: 678 – Invalid RMT name received from RBFTE SETUP file
Description: This message occurs when the length of the RBFT/E “user data”
specified for use in the RBFT/E logon string exceeded eight characters. This
information is specified in the RBFT/E “setup” file on the Unisys host.
SNA: 680 – Configuration error - XAB EU not configured
Description: This message occurs when the end user (EU) type on an SNA/net
BATCH,SNAPPC,SNARJE or MCB outbound open EU, is not specified to be “XABEU.”
“XABEU” identifies the EU as a provider of crossover support from one protocol to
another.
SNA: 1408 – Too many SNMS EUs configured
Description: This message occurs as a result of errors in SNMS, the part of SNA/net
that processes operator commands. The probable cause is a configuration problem.
SNA: 1600 – Invalid link type = x%%%%, from CFACCS
Description: This message occurs as a result of errors in DTPLNK, the part of
SNA/net that enables SNA/net to communicate with other SNA/nets as if they are
physically adjacent. The % represents a hexadecimal number. The probable cause is a
software problem.
SNA: 1601 – Could not create control block for LINK
Description: This message occurs as a result of errors in DTPLNK, the part of
SNA/net that enables SNA/net to communicate with other SNA/nets as if they are
physically adjacent. The probable causes are resource availability (out of memory or
out of disk storage) and configuration problems.
SNA: 1822 – SNMS UP failed, duplicate logname: @@@@@@@@
Description: This message occurs as a result of errors in SNMS, the part of SNA/net
that processes operator commands. The @ represents an ASCII character. The
probable cause is a configuration problem.
SNA: 2404 – Invalid isystem config item, name = @@@@@@@@
Description: The new boundary function (NBF) handles all of the management
messages for 3270 connected devices, IBF connections to NCPs, and connections to
NT 2.1 devices. The @ represents an ASCII character. The probable cause is a
configuration problem.
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