HP-UX iSCSI Software Initiator Support Guide, HP-UX 11i v1 and 11i v2, July 2005

Appendix C
Diagnostic Messages
Diagnostic Messages
100
16.
ISCSI_LOG_PROTOCOL_BAD_CKEY_VAL LVL_ERR
"Target returned an invalid list response for a login key. \n"
"The <key=value> pair is (%s). The value proposed by the \n"
"initiator is (%s)."
The target returned a string key value that is invalid. The login failed as a
result of protocol violation. This could be because the value does not comply
with the result function for that key. If the result function is Boolean "AND",
the value responded by the target should be the boolean "AND" of the initiator
proposed value and the value selected by the target.
17. ISCSI_LOG_PROTOCOL_IKEY_NO_RSP LVL_ERR
"No response received from the target for integer \n"
"login key (%s)."
The target failed to respond to or recognize, a numerical key. The login failed
as a result of the protocol violation.
18. ISCSI_LOG_PROTOCOL_CKEY_NO_RSP LVL_ERR
"No response received from the target for character \n"
"login key (%s)."
The target failed to respond to or recognize, a string key. The login failed as a
result of the protocol violation.
19. ISCSI_LOG_PROTOCOL_TOO_MANY_LOGIN_EXCH LVL_ERR
"The maximum number of exchanges (%d) for a login stage has been \n"
"exceeded."
The initiator and target have performed exchanges in an attempt to successfully
complete the login phase. The number of exchanges has exceeded the HP-UX
implementation maximum indicated in the message. To prevent the possibility of an
infinite loop, the login attempt has been terminated.
20. ISCSI_LOG_PROTOCOL_BAD_TGT_NSG LVL_ERR
"The next login stage of the target (%d) is invalid with \n"
"respect to the current initiator stage (%d) as well as the next \n"
"initiator stage (%d)."
The target returned a value for the next login stage that is invalid. The login
failed as a result of the protocol violation. This information should be
presented to the target vendor for resolution.
21. ISCSI_LOG_PROTOCOL_ALLOC_KEYS_CB LVL_ERR
"Memory allocation failure of a data structure (size %d bytes) \n"
"required for a login attempt to proceed successfully."
An attempt to allocate a connection key structure has failed. The login failed as
a result. This could be a transient condition. The login can be retried by the
application. A recommendation is to monitor the statistics using the iscsiutil
tool for allocation failures. Allocation failures are typically a symptom of
insufficient memory.