Using the Node Management Services (NMS) Utilities (32022-90053)
200 AppendixA
NMS Error Messages
NM Error Messages
MESSAGE: Locked(!) HW Recover(!) HW Sick(!) HW Dead(!)
Resource(!). Run diagnostics for more information. (NMERR 177)
NMERR 177 CAUSE: This message is likely caused by a hardware problem, and is a
generic status request to the I/O manager returned with the specified
bits set. One particular example is that the user has entered the
LINKCONTROL command while the system is in power fail recovery.
ACTION: Correct the problem and try again.
MESSAGE: Link H/W device indicates self test failure. Run
diagnostics for more information. (NMERR 178)
NMERR 178 CAUSE: A failure has occurred in the datacomm hardware.
ACTION: Run diagnostics and replace the defective hardware as
necessary.
MESSAGE: Unexpected internal error accessing I/O manager.
(NMMERR 179)
NMERR 179 CAUSE: The I/O Manager is an unknown state.
ACTION: Run diagnostics for more information.
MESSAGE: Trace buffer size must be in the range 1 to 16.
(NMERR 181)
NMERR 181 CAUSE: The user has entered a number that is not in the acceptable
range. The current buffer sizes supported are within the ranges of 1K to
16K. Returned by the LINKCONTROL command parsing routine.
ACTION: Enter a valid number (1 through 16).
MESSAGE: HPE status : info =!, subsystem ID = !. (NMERR 182)
NMERR 182 CAUSE: Status information reported by each individual module.
ACTION: Look at “DHPESTAT.HPESTD.OFFICIAL” for the definitions
of subsystem constants. Find out the error information by checking the
status reporting file for that particular module.
MESSAGE: Only the LANIC link is supported. (NMERR 185)
NMERR 185 CAUSE: No link other than LAN is currently supported.
ACTION: Specify only the LANIC for this application.
MESSAGE: Trace request for linkname failed due to : HPE status:
INFO = ! subsystem ID = !.
NMERR 186 CAUSE: You attempted to start or stop tracing, but tracing was already
enabled or disabled.
ACTION: None.
CAUSE: An improper value was specified in the LINKCONTROL
command.