Invalid Address; Security Violation (Error 4013) - HP NonStop SSL Reference Manual

Invalid address

If the message "Invalid address..." appears, please check whether PARAMS TARGETHOST and TARGETPORT
describe a valid host::port address in your network.

Security violation (error 4013)

If HP NonStop SSL fails with a security violation, you may have attempted to start HP NonStop SSL to listen on a
PORT smaller than 1024 without having a SUPER group user id.
Excerpt from the "Tandem TCP/IP programming manual":
EACCES (4013)
Cause. A call to bind or bind_nw specified an address or port number that cannot be assigned to a non-privileged
user. Only applications whose process access ID is in the SUPER group (user ID 255,n) can bind a socket to a well-
known port.
Effect. The bind or bind_nw call failed.
Recovery. Specify another port number or address, or rerun the application with a process access ID in the SUPER
group (user ID 255,n).
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