Exchange/SNA Manual

Exchange/SNA Line Server Messages
Exchange/SNA Messages
104700 Tandem Computers Incorporated A–33
Messages SNSV31 through SNSV54 represent the same basic problem in that the BIND
request received from the host does not meet the requirements of Exchange/SNA:
SNSV31 BYTE 01 - FORMAT OR TYPE INVALID
SNSV32 BYTE 02 - FM PROFILE INVALID
SNSV33 BYTE 03 - TS PROFILE INVALID
SNSV34 BYTE 04 - PLU PROTOCOL INVALID
SNSV35 BYTE 04 - RESPONSE TYPE INVALID
SNSV36 BYTE 05 - SLU PROTOCOL INVALID
SNSV37 BYTE 05 - RESPONSE TYPE INVALID
SNSV38 BYTE 06 - COMMON PROTOCOL INVALID
SNSV39 BYTE 07 - COMMON PROTOCOL INVALID
SNSV40 BYTE 08 - SLU SEND PACING INVALID
SNSV41 BYTE 09 - SLU RCV PACING INVALID
SNSV42 BYTE 10 - SLU SEND RU SIZE INVALID
SNSV43 BYTE 11 - PLU SEND RU SIZE INVALID
SNSV44 BYTE 14 - LU PROFILE INVALID
SNSV45 BYTE 15 - FM HEADER SUBSET NOT TYPE 1
SNSV46 BYTE 15 - SCS INVALID
SNSV47 BYTE 16 - PLU USAGE INVALID
SNSV48 BYTE 17 - PLU USAGE INVALID
SNSV49 BYTE 18 - PLU USAGE INVALID
SNSV50 BYTE 19 - PLU USAGE INVALID
SNSV51 BYTE 20 - PLU USAGE INVALID
SNSV52 BYTE 20 - CD ON EVERY EDS INVALID
SNSV53 BYTE 20 - DISK NOT ALLOWED
SNSV54 BYTE 26 - CRYPTO NOT ALLOWED
Problem. The specified byte in the BIND request received from the host does not meet
the requirements of Exchange/SNA.
Solution. Correct the BIND request on the host system and run Exchange/SNA again.
See Appendix C for information about the BIND request requirements of
Exchange/SNA.
SNSV56W HOST HAS QUEUED DATA ON PRINT SUBDEVICE,0,&hFF
SNSV57W HOST HAS QUEUED DATA ON PUNCH SUBDEVICE,0,&hFF
Comment. Exchange/SNA has received, from the host, a request for any printer or
punch. Exchange/SNA has assigned that request to the specified subdevice. You
should now issue a receive command for the specified subdevice if one isn’t already
outstanding.