SNA Link/iX Node Managers Guide (30291-90009)
Table Of Contents
- 1 SNA Links Overview
- 2 SNA Node and Link Configuration
- 3 Logging Configuration
- 4 SNA Node Startup and Shutdown
- 5 SNA Link Troubleshooting
- 6 MPE Commands
- 7 SNA Link Installation Information
- A Messages
- SDLC Link Startup Error Messages
- SDLC Link Driver Error Messages
- SNACONTROL Error Messages
- SNA Transport Error Messages
- SNA Transport Logging Messages
- SDLC Link Shutdown Error Messages
- X.25 Link Failure Error Codes
- X.25 Link Module Configurator Error Codes
- X.25 Link QLLC Internal Error Codes
- NetView Alerts Error Messages
- Network Dump Manager Error Messages
- LAN Error Messages
- B Netview Alerts

192 AppendixA
Messages
SDLC Link Driver Error Messages
error information displayed on the console, submit an SR, and call your
Hewlett-Packard support contact.
1065 MESSAGE: Local timer popped.
CAUSE: This timeout should occur only if the PSI hardware hangs
because of a hardware failure or a bug in the downloaded code. The
driver solicited activity from the hardware “local timeout” seconds ago,
and that activity has still not completed. The driver has stopped the
hardware and requested a dump
ACTION: This problem should produce a dump. Submit an SR, keep the
dump, and call your Hewlett-Packard support contact.
1066 MESSAGE: Unknown driver problem.
CAUSE: The driver detected an error, but did not say what type of error
was found.
ACTION: Write down the error information displayed on the console,
submit an SR, and call your Hewlett-Packard support contact.
2000 MESSAGE: Connect timer popped before any connection established.
CAUSE: The DCE’s level 1 signals were never enabled. Your cabling
might be broken or improperly installed, or your modem might be
turned off or broken.
ACTION: Check the cabling and the modem.
2001 MESSAGE: Connect timer popped after the autodial completed.
CAUSE: The automatic dial completed, but the level 1 connection was
not established. You might have a broken cable or modem.
ACTION: Check the cabling and the modem.
2002 MESSAGE: Connect timer popped after the level 1 connection was
established.
CAUSE: The remote system never sent a Set Normal Response Mode
(SNRM) frame with the POLL bit set.
ACTION: See whether the remote system is running. Also check the
receive data line in the cabling.
2003 MESSAGE: Connect timer popped after a SNRM frame was received.
CAUSE: The remote system sent a Set Normal Response Mode (SNRM)
frame with the POLL bit set, but never sent a Receive Reader (RR),
Receive Not Ready (RNR), or Information (I) frame.
ACTION: See whether the remote system is still running. Use NMMGR
to ensure that the configured Connect Timeout value is large enough.
Also, check the transmit data link in the cabling.