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Compaq FTAM Responder Diagnostic Messages
Protocol and Supporting Service-Related Diagnostic
Messages
1009
FTAM protocol error, functional unit error
Cause. The responder received a service request that requires a functional unit that was
not negotiated when the association was established.
Effect. The responder rejects the request.
Recovery. The application or FTAM user should establish a new association and
negotiate the required functional units.
1011
Lower-layer failure
Cause. The responder detected an error in communicating with a TAPS process.
Effect. The responder aborts the association.
Recovery. The application or FTAM user should discard the association context,
reestablish the association, and retry the operation. If the problem persists, the Compaq
problem solver should verify that the TAPS process is configured properly and trace the
responder. The Compaq problem solver should examine the status, error code, error
subcode, and original error information displayed in the trace record. This information
should help identify the problem being detected by the TAPS process.
For information on configuration and on tracing the responder, refer to the OSI/FTAM
Configuration and Management Manual and the SCF Reference Manual for FTAM and
APLMGR.
1015
Illegal grouping sequence
Cause. The grouped service contains an illegal primitive, or this particular grouping is
not allowed for the negotiated service class.
Effect. The responder does not perform the grouped service, no services are performed,
and the responder aborts the association.
Recovery. The application or FTAM user should retry using a valid group for the
negotiated service class.
1016
Grouping threshold violation
Cause. The threshold—the number of primitives that must be completed successfully
before the group can be considered successful—is greater than the number of services in
the group, or the threshold for a group associated with any service class other than file
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