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Octel Overture 200/300 Serenade 3.0
PB60014–01
- LOCATION The
entry in this column is the location name.
- STATUS
The entry in this column is the status of the link to this
location, which is either
UP
or
DOWN.
- LAN-PRTCL
The entry in this column is the Digital Networking Protocol
level of the other system. This entry allows compatibility
with future releases. It does not relate to analog
protocol
numbering.
- OTHER
The entry in this column can be one of the following:
HNDSHAKE
, waiting for start-up handshake reply;
OEM-FAIL
, cannot establish connection, OEM mismatch.
The LAN is in the initialization process. The current status of the initialization
process is given, from among the following:
- WAITING FOR LAN-REBUILD TO COMPLETE
- WAITING FOR LAN-BOARD TO START
- WAITING FOR LAN INFO FROM VCU
- STARTING HIGH-SPEED CONNECTIONS
CPU
communication to the LAN card is not UP
, and no LAN activity is possible.
The reason, if known, is given. The following are possible reasons:
-
System does not have the Digital Networking feature.
-
A
COURTESY-DOWN
is in process.
- LAN SYSTEM PARAMETER NOT ENABLED.
- LAN BOARD NOT CONFIGURED IN SLOTS TABLE.
At
any time during the listing of the LAN status, you can press
Escape
to terminate the listing within a
line or two.
Status of FINDMBOX
Use
the command
FINDMBOX
to search for a mailbox in the local USER T
able, local Network Names
T
able, and Uniform Numbering Plan Domain. The command then prints a status message of the results of
each search. Refer to T
able 6-1 for a list of the status messages.
Table 6-1
FINDMBOX Messages and Descriptions
Status Messages Description
FOUND
IN LOCAL USER TABLE
The
mailbox exists in the local USER T
able.
NOT
FOUND IN LOCAL USER TABLE
The
mailbox does not exist in the local USER T
able.
FOUND
IN LOCAL NETNAME TABLE,
EXISTS IN XXXXXX
The
mailbox is found in the local Network Names T
able,
which says that it exists in XXXXXX.
NOT
FOUND IN LOCAL NETNAMES
TABLE
The
mailbox was not found in the local Network Names
Table.
INITIALIZING
Entry
DOWN
Entry