Verilink Access Manager 2000 (896-502037-001) Product Manual - Manual (Page 157)

Configuring nodes
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Error messages
If you’ve made an error in selecting your alarm path parameters, one of the following
error message will appear on your screen.
Error Message Cause Corrective Action
Invalid USE on Primary
Path You selected a Use type other
than NONE , SEN , or BACKU .
Go to the Use field and verify that each
alarm path has a value of eithe NONE ,
SEN , or BACKU .
Invalid USE on
Secondary Path
Invalid Device
specified on Primary
Path You selected a Device Type
other than DIREC , MODEM ,
STAT-MUX , or X.25 PA .
Go to the Device Type field and verify that
each alarm path has a value of eithe
DIREC , MODEM , STAT-MUX , or X.25 PA .
Invalid Device
specified on Secondary
Path
At least one SEND path
must be specified A BACKUP path has been
selected with no existing SEND
path.
If you want to use a backup path, go to the
Use field and see which alarm path you’ve
labeled BACKU . Change the other alarm
path’s Use field to SEN .
Primary and Auxiliary
device types must be
the same Two different device types were
selected. Go to the Device Type field and verify that
both alarm paths are either MODEM ,
STAT-MUX , or X.25 PA .
Time format must be 1-
59 SEC, 1-59 MIN, 1-24
HR • The Retry Interval is not
in the proper format, or
• The Wait Interval is not in
the proper format.
Go to the Retry Interval and Wait
Interval fields. Verify the following:
• The time unit is abbreviated correctly.
• The number is appropriate to the time
unit. (For example, you haven’t entered
27 HRS .)
BACKUP unreachable
because SEND set for
continuous A BACKUP path is specified while
the SEND path set for continuous
(attempts = 0). In other words, if
the
SEND path is set to 0, it never
gives up, and a BACKUP path is
irrelevant.
Either:
• Set the SEND path for 1 to 256 attempts,
or
• Change the alarm path Use field from
BACKUP to NONE .
X.25 PAD supported only
by AS2000 equipment User specified X.25 PAD for use
with non-AS2000 equipment Check you Alarm path and Query Path
setups to see which of the following
connections you’re using: direct, modem, or
stat mux. Then change the entry in the
Device Type field to reflect that.