RDF System Management Manual for H-Series RVUs (RDF 1.8)

Effect The command fails.
Recovery Reissue the command after RDF is started.
RDF record exists, use ALTER RDF
Cause An ADD RDF command was issued when the configuration file already contained
an RDF global record.
Effect The command fails.
Recovery No recovery is required if you want to use the subsystem with the existing RDF
global parameters configured. If you want to change any of the global parameters, however,
enter an ALTER RDF command that specifies those changes.
RDF record NOT found
Cause The INFO command could not find an RDF global record in the configuration file.
Effect The command fails.
Recovery Alter the configuration to include all RDF global parameters.
RDF Shutdown in progress, please wait...
Cause RDF is shutting down.
Effect The shutdown operation continues.
Recovery This is an informational message; no recovery is required.
RDF START Failure, Scan LOGFILE for reason
Cause A START RDF command failed. RDF writes a description of the problem in the
LOGFILE.
Effect The START RDF command fails.
Recovery Check the EMS event log for the message covering this error. If possible, correct
the cause of the error and reissue the START RDF command. Otherwise, contact your system
manager.
RDF subsystem ctrl-subvol is not confgured as a Network master
ctrl-subvol
is the name of an RDF subsystem control subvolume.
Cause The RDF subsystem that you specified as your network master has not been configured
as a network master.
Effect Validation fails.
Recovery You need to reconfigure your local subsystem and specify the control subvolume
of your network master. You might also need to reconfigure your network master.
RDF subsystem ctrl-subvol stopped. TMF audit trails remain pinned.
ctrl-subvol
is the name of an RDF subsystem control subvolume.
Cause The user issued a STOP RDF command for the RDF subsystem with the specified
control subvolume.
Effect The RDF product has stopped, but the TMF product continues to pin audit-trail files
on behalf of the RDF product.
Recovery If you intend to restart the RDF product, no recovery action is necessary.
If you intend to delete the RDF configuration, then you must issue an RDFCOM UNPINAUDIT
command. Failure to do this could cause TMF to run out of audit-trail space.
RDFCOM internal error in handling prompt
Cause RDFCOM detected an internal error in handling your response to the RDFCOM
prompt.
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