Unable to Connect to the Master Service Processors (MSPs) Over a Low-Level Link

CAUSES: B-G in the Problem list.
Unable to create LLL session42.
Invalid MSP IP Address specified.1.
Invalid userid/password specified.2.
REASON: Low-Level Link obtained a TCP/IP response (ping)
but could not establish the protocol used for communication
between the Low-Level Link and a service processor.
CAUSES:
You might have attempted to connect to a valid TCP/IP
address on the dedicated LAN that was not a master
service processor (MSP) IP address.
1.
The logon to (both) master service processors failed.2.
INITIAL TROUBLESHOOTING:
Examine the configured Low-Level Link TCP/IP
addresses for the S-series system on the system console
you are using. Confirm them with the customer carefully.
Make certain that a system console or other TCP/IP
address was not accidentally configured in place of a
service processor TCP/IP address.
Make certain that correct updates on one system console
were entered on all others.
Caution: Before changing anything, write down
every TCP/IP address you find configured on any
system console set up to manage an S-series
server. Losing track of TCP/IP addresses for the
master service processors is one of the worst
problems that can occur.
Related Topic:
Manufacturing Default IP Addresses for S-Series Servers