TCP/IP Management Programming Manual

Event Management
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16: ZTCI-EVT-CONF-FILE-ACC-ERR
ZEMS-TKN-EMPHASIS
is a header token that contains the value ZSPI-VAL-FALSE, indicating that this is a
noncritical event.
(ZEMS-TKN-) CONSOLE-PRINT, CPU, CRTPID, GENTIME, LOGTIME, PIN,
SYSTEM, and USERID
are automatically placed in the header when the EMSINIT procedure is called and
the event message buffer is initialized. For a description of these tokens, see
Section 5, Common Definitions. For details on any of the EMS tokens, see the
EMS Manual.
ZTCI-TKN-SEV
contains the value ZTCI-VAL-SEV-INFO. This value indicates that ZTCI-EVT-SYN-
ERR is an informational message only. No recovery action is necessary.
ZTCI-TKN-LINE-NUM
contains the number of the line where the syntax error occurred.
ZTCI-TKN-FNAME
contains the name of the file where the syntax error occurred.
Event-Message Text
In the text message, line-num corresponds to the value in ZTCI-TKN-LINE-NUM and
fname corresponds to the value in ZTCI-TKN-FNAME.
Cause. The IP-to-X.25 address file has a syntax error on the specified line.
Recovery. The operator should correct the error and restart the TCP/IP process.
16: ZTCI-EVT-CONF-FILE-ACC-ERR
A configuration file is secured incorrectly and an access error has occurred. This error
is generated by the X.25 interface, SMTP, or the Domain Name Server. When
generated by the X.25 interface, this message is only a warning because the X.25
configuration file, the IP-to-X.25 address file, is not required. The TCP/IP process
continues to function and uses the default DDN IP-to-X.25 address mapping instead.
When generated by SMTP or the Domain Name Server, this message is fatal (that is,
the program that detected the error exits because it cannot access the configuration
file). In either case, the name of the file where the access error occurred is returned in
the message.