Novell NETWARE 6-DOCUMENTATION Manual page 3215

MAP-X-520: You have exceeded your credit limit for this server.
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MAP-X-550: The maximum number of connections allowed on this server has been
reached. Wait until another user logs out.
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MAP-X-580: Your password has expired and all grace logins have been used.
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MAP-X-610: The server did not respond.
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264 System Messages
MAP.EXE
MAP denied the user access to the server because the user has no more credit
on the server.
Give the user more credit.
MAP.EXE
Each NetWare server has a limited number of connection slots. A NetWare
2.1x server can have up to 100 users connected. A NetWare 3 server can have
up to 250 users connected. NetWare 4 or later can have up to 1000.
Try again after a user has logged out of the server.
MAP.EXE
The user account is locked because the user did not change the expired
password. The network supervisor can limit the number of times a user can log
in with an expired password.
If desired, unlock the user's account.
MAP.EXE
The server lost power or was shut off before the DOWN command was issued.
When a NetWare server is brought down with the DOWN command, that
command sends a message to all other servers on the internetwork to inform
them that the NetWare server is no longer active on the internetwork.
However, if a NetWare server is shut off before the DOWN command is
issued, all other servers assume that the NetWare server is still on the
internetwork, even though it is not. In this situation, the NetWare server name
still appears with the SLIST command, even though that server is no longer
active on the internetwork.
A broken or loose connection exists on the internetwork between this server
and the server the user tried to attach to.