| System Programmer Response: Ensure the configuration of the device is
| correct. If the problem persists, report the problem to the IBM Support
| center.
I would guess that TCP/IP is just passing thru a device originated error code and that you're not going to find any doc out of the hardware manuals.
Jim
At 03:37 PM 4/19/2006, you wrote:
Hi,
I have a question about where I find the meaning of a failure
code of F6 for message DTCOSD066E when I try to start a device
in my TCPIP stack that is attached to a persistent VSWITCH
defined as ETHERNET VLAN UNAWARE.
The VSWITCH is defined as:
Define vswitch dtcvsw1 rdev b000 c000 connect controller dtcvsw1
ethernet vlan unaware portname OSAE2P1 OSAE3P1
My controller has been xautologged.
My TCPIP device & link definition is:
DEVICE dvnic01 OSD e000 PORTNAME DTCVSW1
LINK lvnic01 QDIOETHERNET dvnic01 MTU 0 VLAN ANY
When I start the device, I receive this DTCOSD66E message.
TCP/IP Message and Codes is singularly unhelpful in digging
out the misconfiguration problem.
Thanks
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