Nortel Meridian Meridian 1 Maintenance Manual page 288

276 Chapter 5: Application Module and IPE Module error messages
Table 12
Application messages that appear in the SysLog file (continued)
Message
Meridian 1 ID Check Failed -
Link 0 Not Configured
Meridian 1 S/W Option Check
Failed - Link 0 Not Configured
Meridian Link Panic: Link failure -
reconfiguring links
mlnkHDLC: bad event:'event
number' - state:'state number'
mlnkHDLC: 'file name': can't
open
mlnkHDLC: xopen - errno ='UNIX
error number'
mlnkHDLC: ioctl - errno ='UNIX
error number'
553-3211-510 Standard 1.0 October 1998
Description
The application software is not configured to work with
the connected Meridian 1. Log in as maint on the
Application Module or IPE Module and enter showid
to check the ID. LD22 can be used to verify the SL-ID
is the same as the Meridian 1 ID reported by showid
and the one printed on the application software label.
Contact your Nortel support personnel if there is a
discrepancy.
Option 209 is not configured on the X11 software of
the connected Meridian 1. Contact your Nortel support
personnel to obtain X11 software with the proper
options. Link 0 will not establish unless the X11
software is configured with option 209.
Indicates that the X.25 communication software has
crashed and the application is being restarted. No
action is necessary.
It is normal for this message to appear when the
application is started, in which case it should be
ignored. If it appears any other time, it indicates an
application problem. Use Procedure 2: SBC restart. If
the error message is still encountered after restarting
the system, reinstall the application software using the
reinstallation procedure.
There is a problem opening the trace file for link 1.
The file system may be full. Log in as maint and use
diskuse. Refer to the filedelete command if the disk
usage is greater than 95 percent.
Indicates an internal application problem. Use
Procedure 2: SBC restart.
Indicates an internal application problem. Use
Procedure 2: SBC restart.
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