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RTR Utility Error Messages
%RTR-E-NODNA, DECnet specified for [A], but transport protocol unavailable
or disabled
Explanation: DECnet was specified as required through use of a node
name prefix ("dna." or a substitute), but no corresponding entry in the node
database can be found. Add an entry for the indicated node to your local node
name database or to you name server.
%RTR-W-NODNANAM, DECnet is installed, but no node name definition found
for [A]
Explanation: DECnet is active and enabled on the local node, but the
address lookup for the indicated node failed. Since other network transports
are available, you may continue, but protocol failover to DECnet will not be
possible following this condition.
%RTR-E-NODNOTFND, Node [A] not found in configuration - check spelling
and case
Explanation: Unable to locate the referenced node in the current
configuration. Might occur if the address of the node was changed since it
joined the configuration and the name was not entered exactly as displayed in
show link output.
%RTR-E-NODNOTKNO, Node not known, [A]
Explanation: The node [A] is unknown to DECnet.
%RTR-E-NODTXOPENSTRING, No rm open_string specified
Explanation: No "open_string" were specified on a "CREATE RM" command
while trying to register an underlying RM (XA Resource Manager) with ACP.
%RTR-E-NODTXRMLIB, No dtx rm lib pathname specified
Explanation: No "xalib path" were specified on a "CREATE RM" command
while trying to register an underlying RM (XA Resource Manager) with ACP.
%RTR-E-NOFACILIT, No facilities have been defined
Explanation: No facilities have yet been defined with the "CREATE
FACILITY" command.
%RTR-E-NOFRONTEN, No frontends specified
Explanation: No frontends were specified on a "CREATE FACILITY"
command and the node where the command was executed was specified as
being a router.
%RTR-I-NOHLPENV, No help available (environment variable RTRHELP not
found)
Explanation: The environment variable RTRHELP that defines where the
RTR help files are is not defined.
%RTR-W-NOIPNAM, IP networking is installed, but no host definition found for
[A]
Explanation: IP networking is active and enabled on the local node, but the
address lookup for the indicated node failed. Since other network transports
are available, you may continue, but protocol failover to TCP will not be
possible following this condition.
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