Installation guide

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Messages 700 – 799
• The access server node limit has been reached.
• Group codes are not enabled.
• The access server has used up its memory.
Local -712- No connection established
Explanation: You entered a DISCONNECT, RESUME, FORWARDS, or BACKWARDS
command when there was no established connection.
Action: Use the CONNECT, OPEN, or TELNET command to start a session.
Local -713- Connection already established
Explanation: You attempted to modify a characteristic on a port that already has an active
session. For example, you used the SET PORT MULTISESSIONS ENABLED command
on a port that already has an active session.
Action: For more information on configuring and managing interactive devices, refer to
the Network Access Software Management Guide.
Step Action
1 If you are trying to connect to a Telnet resource, set the Default Protocol characteristic
on your port to TELNET or ANY. The following command shows how to configure
the default protocol for port 1 to TELNET:
Local> CHANGE PORT 1 DEFAULT PROTOCOL TELNET
For more information on the Default Protocol characteristic, refer to the Network
Access Software Management Guide.
2 Verify the LAT service node software. See the section Verify the LAT Service Node
Software (Chapter 2).
3 Increase the access server node limit and try reconnecting. For information on
managing an access server, refer to the Network Access Software Management Guide.
4 Verify the LAT group codes. See the section Verify LAT Group Codes
(Chapter 2).
5 Verify access server memory usage. See the section Verify Access Server Memory
Usage (Chapter 2).