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Novell Certificate Server Messages 459

System Messages

103-000150-001

August 29, 2001

Novell Confidential

Manual 99a38 July 17, 2001

Possible Cause: The Unicode file specified by the code page does not exist.

Possible Cause: The internal contents of the Unicode translation file have become corrupted or

are invalid.

Action: Ensure that the files in the SYS:LOGIN\NLS directory are those from the

NetWare

installation and that they are not corrupted. The file that could not

be read from this directory is <code page ID>_UNI.001 or UNI_<code page

ID>.001, where <code page ID> is the three- or four-digit decimal number

corresponding to the server's code page (such as, 437 for the U.S., or 850 for

most of Europe). If these files are missing or corrupted, you might need to

restore this directory.

Possible Cause: The server has insufficient memory.

Possible Cause: Too many files are opened, so the Unicode file cannot be opened.

Action: Do one or more of the following until the problem is resolved:

 Add memory to the server.

 Unload any unnecessary NLM

programs.

 If possible, reconfigure the server's SET parameters to provide more

memory to the server, then reload PKI.NLM.

Possible Cause: PKI.NLM does not have rights to read the Unicode file.

Action: Ensure that the NetWare installation was correct and complete and that the file

access rights for the SYS:LOGIN\NLS directory are set to Public Read.

NOVELL CERTIFICATE SERVER-X-5: PKI.NLM could not initialize NCP handling.

Source: PKI.NLM

Possible Cause: A third-party NLM

program is using the NetWare

Core Protocol

(NCP

) verb number that has been assigned to PKI.NLM.

Action: Unload any unnecessary, untested, or unapproved NLM programs, then reload

PKI.NLM.

Possible Cause: The NetWare operating system does not have enough resources (most likely

memory) to run PKI.NLM.