Novell NETWARE 6-DOCUMENTATION Manual page 3196

LOGIN-X-860: You are trying to log in during an unauthorized time period. The
supervisor has limited the times that you may log in.
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Possible Cause:
Action:
LOGIN-X-870: An unknown error was returned during LOGIN's attempt to attach.
(code)
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LOGIN-X-880: An unknown, but correctly parsed, command was found in the login
script.
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LOGIN-X-881: This script command is not supported in this platform or configuration.
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LOGIN.EXE
The network supervisor has set specific time periods when the user can use the
server or eDirectory. The user cannot use the server until the next authorized
time period.
Give the user a list of authorized time periods.
LOGIN.EXE
An error has occurred that the operating system cannot identify; however, this
error message usually indicates that the server or the eDirectory is servicing
the maximum number of logged-in users it can accommodate with the amount
of memory installed.
Ask some users to log out of the system temporarily. If the error persists,
contact a Novell support provider. For information about a specific error code,
search the Error Codes online documentation (http://www.novell.com/
documentation/lg/nwec/docui/index.htm).
LOGIN.EXE
A command in the login script was correctly parsed, but LOGIN could not
recognize what command it was and could not execute it.
Make sure that the command has been entered correctly in the login script. A
script error has probably occurred that was, somehow, parsed correctly.
LOGIN.EXE
The command could not execute because it is not specific to the platformon
which it is being executed. For example, the TREE command is valid only on
a multi-tree capable client. It would not be valid on Windows NT*, OS/2*, or
when using a Virtual Loadable ModuleTM (VLM).
Remove the invalid platform-specific command from the login script.
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