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ASYNC ROUTER AR-P, AR-5, AND SYNC ROUTER REFERENCE MANUAL
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IPROUTE: Bad host_name
The Router was unable to find a route to the specified host_name or IP_addr. Verify that the destination
host is up and networking, and connected to the expected network. Use the ping command to help
isolate the problem.
A.2.7 IPX GROUP
IPX: Cannot change network address while iface is up
You must first mark the interface down before changing its network address.
IPX: Interface modemx already has network address: num_addr
The same network number cannot be assigned to more than one interface. Choose a different network
number and re-enter your command.
IPX: Invalid network number: net_number Network number must be a hexadecimal
number
An incorrect network number was entered. Check your command-line entry for typos, and re-enter the
correct network number.
IPX: IPXWAN is not supported over the specified interface
The Router supports IPXWAN only over its modem interface.
IPX: Invalid frame type for iface: iface_name
An incorrect frame type was entered for the interface selected. Re-enter your command line with the
correct Ethernet frame type.
IPX: iface_name is not a routable interface
The interface selected on your command line is not routable.
IPX: No route to network
The network selected on your command line has no route from the Router.
IPX: Interface must be a dialup interface
The interface type that you have selected requires a dialup interface. Re-enter your command with the
correct interface type.
IPX: Must first set the IPX network address for iface iface_name
An attempt was made to mark an interface up before a network address was assigned to it. Use the
ifconfig command to assign the network address; then you can mark the interface up.
IPX: Unknown interface: iface
An invalid interface name was entered. Check for spelling of the interface name on the command line.
You can display currently valid interface names by entering the ifconfig command. Re-enter the
command line.
IPX: Unsupported interface: iface
An unsupported interface name was entered. Check for the correct interface. You can display
currently valid interface names by entering the ifconfig command. Re-enter the command line.