Bcc Error Codes; Section 4.25, "Bcc Error Codes - Novell BUSINESS CONTINUITY CLUSTERING 1.1 SP1 - 9-21-2010 ADMINISTRATION GUIDE FOR OPEN ENTERPRISE SERVER 1 SP2 LINUX Administration Manual

This script modifies the new volume reference object and updates the Host Server
attribute to point to the virtual NCP server in the secondary cluster.
NOTE: Using LDIF/ICE prevents you from using the NSMI script to control the SAN. If
you want to use LDIF/ICE and the NSMI script, you must have two NCF files: one for the
SAN, and one for LDIF/ICE. The NSMI script must then call each NCF file separately.
See
information on modifying the server cache Time To Live (TTL) value on the Novell
Client.
A sample NSMI script is included below:
#!ICE -b -D LDAP -d cn=root,ou=servers,o=lab -w novell -S LDIF -f
#@ -s0 -w20
version: 1
dn: cn=HOMES_REF, ou=servers,o=lab
changetype: modify
replace: hostServer
hostServer:
cn=BCC_CLUSTER_HOMES_SERVER,ou=From_BCCP,ou=servers,o=lab
The first line in the sample script instructs NSMI to run the ICE utility.
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The -b parameter automatically closes the ICE window.
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The -d parameter is the administrator DN that is used to modify eDirectory.
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The -w parameter is the password.
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There must be a trailing space after the -f parameter.
The second line in the sample script includes NSMI-specific options.
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-s0 causes NSMI to not wait for a signal file.
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-w20 causes NSMI to wait 20 seconds before proceeding
Failure to add the wait causes the temporary LDIF file to be deleted before ICE can read
it. This causes ICE to fail.

4.25 BCC Error Codes

The following table lists the different BCC error codes by number and gives a brief description for
each error code.
BCC Error Codes and Messages
Table 4-3
Error Code Number
1000
1001
1002
1003
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TID 10057730 (http://support.novell.com/docs/Tids/Solutions/10057730.html)
Message
Unknown error.
Received XML is invalid.
The object pointers in eDirectory for the given cluster resource are invalid.
The referenced object is not a valid NCS/BCC object.
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