Expand Configuration and Management Manual (H06.03+)

Troubleshooting
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Expand-Over-IP Problems
CONNECTING The Expand-over-IP line-handler
process has connected to the local
NonStop TCP/IP process is and is
now attempting to connect to the
remote Expand-over-IP line-
handler process.
This state is normal while the
connection is being established. If
the line remains in this state, the
remote Expand-over-IP line-
handler process may not be
operational or there may be a
network problem.
Use the SCF STATS LINE and
SCF INFO LINE commands to
further diagnose the problem.
These commands are
described in Resolving
Expand-Over-IP Connection
Problems on page 20-21.
DOWN The Layer 2 functions of the
Expand-over-IP line-handler
process are down. The operator
may have brought the line down,
the line was never started, or a
problem occurred that prevented
the line from starting.
If an error has occurred,
additional information will
appear in the Detailed Info
field. The Detailed Info field is
described in Detailed Info Field
for Expand-Over-IP Lines on
page 20-23.
DOWN SOCKET This is an internal state that should
not persist.
Try to restart the line. If this
state persists, contact your HP
representative.
DOWN WAIT This is an internal state that should
not persist.
Try to restart the line. If this
state persists, contact your HP
representative.
PASSIVE If the Expand-over-IP line-handler
process is configured to issue
passive connect requests, this
state indicates that the line-handler
process is waiting for the remote
Expand-over-IP line-handler
process to initiate a connection.
If the Expand-over-IP line-handler
process is configured to issue
active connect requests, this state
indicates that the reconnect limit
has been reached and that the line-
handler process has been
configured to subsequently issue
passive connect requests.
This state is normal. No
recovery is required.
Table 20-11. Detailed States (Expand-Over-IP) (page 2 of 3)
Detailed State Cause/Effect Recovery