ACC Error Guide

SNA/ACC Error Log Messages
SNACC Error Messages
Chapter 13298
snacc 00201: ERROR (0xC9): malloc() system call failed. errno value:
<#>.
Explanation: The SNA/ACC software calls the system malloc()
routine to allocate system memory for internal tables.
It is likely the system has exhausted it memory.
Action: Add more system memory. If adding more system
memory does not relieve the problem, there may be a
software memory leakage problem. Contact your local
HP support representative.
snacc 00202: ERROR (0xCA): Modem power is off.
Explanation: The SNA/ACC software has received link status
information that indicates the link is down.
Action: Check the link’s line to make sure it is properly
connected. If it is a modem line, power on the modem.
snacc 00203: ERROR (0xCB): No cable connected.
Explanation: The SNA/ACC link software has received a link down
status message from the ACC card for the link.
Action: Check the link’s line for proper connection. If it is a
modem line, power on the modem.
snacc 00204: ERROR (0xCC): Bad link state. value: <hex value>. Value
expected: <hex value>.
Explanation: For the SNA/ACC software to transmit and receive
data, the link must be in the CLHSTOP state. THis is
an internal error.
Action: If the condition does not clear up, contact your local HP
support representative.
snacc 00205: ERROR (0xCD): Too many dial digits. Number of digits in
request: <#>. Max allowed: <#>.
Explanation: The dial string is passed from the SNAplus2 subsystem
to SNA/ACC link software, which passes the dial string
down to the ACC firmware. The ACC firmware cannot
accept the dial string because the length of dial string
is invalid.