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System Messages

System Messages

This appendix describes system messages generated by the Cisco DialOut Utility, Release  1.5, what they mean, and what to do when they occur.

System Messages and Recommended Actions


Error Message   CONNECTION FAILED

Explanation   There is a problem with the telephone system, or the called telephone line is busy, or you need to dial 9 or another digit before the number to dial out of a PBX.

Recommended Action   Make sure the telephone system is working. Make sure you dialed the correct number to place a call outside the PBX.


Error Message   
Host Not Found On Network

Explanation   This message is reported in the Cisco DialOut Utility Statistics window when the Cisco DialOut Utility cannot connect to the NAS. The IP address might be incorrect, or the name resolution service on your network cannot resolve the name provided to an IP address, or the port ID is incorrect.

Recommended Action   Verify the IP address and the name provided to the IP address. Verify the port ID.


Error Message   
No Access Server Found On Network

Explanation   The Cisco DialOut Utility was never able to contact the NAS. This could indicate a problem with the NAS (not turned on, not on a reachable segment) or with the workstation (wrong IP address, network connection not plugged in, hub power supply failure).

Recommended Action   Make sure the NAS and network connection are operating properly and the IP address is correct.


Error Message   
NO DIALTONE

Explanation   The port on the NAS is not connected to the telephone system, or its connection is not working.

Recommended Action   Make sure there is a good connection from the NAS to the telephone system.


Error Message   
No Servers defined for this port. Do you wish to define Servers now?

Explanation   This message is displayed during installation or when you have added a port but have not defined the name of the server to which it will connect.

Recommended Action   Enter the name of the server in the Server dialog box. If you do not know the name of the server, contact your system administrator.


Error Message   
Session Closed By Access Server

Explanation   During the process of clearing security or banners, the socket to the NAS was disconnected from the NAS side. The most likely cause is a problem with the NAS or the network.

Recommended Action   Make sure the NAS and network connection are operating properly.


Error Message   
Timeout Error To Access Server

Explanation   During the open/security challenge, the modem challenge response was not received in 30 seconds from the last challenge sent. This is an indication that the port might be hung on the NAS.

Recommended Action   Make sure the timeouts are set correctly and the NAS is configured properly.


Error Message   
Unable to negotiate network protocol

Explanation   After it completes the security/modem challenge routine, the Cisco DialOut Utility attempts to force the NAS to use the features of the RFC. If the Cisco DialOut Utility's request for RFC 2217 is rejected by the NAS, this message is displayed and the session is terminated.

Recommended Action   Make sure the NAS complies with RFC 2217.


Error Message   
Unable To Pass Security Check

Explanation   Cisco DialOut Utility received a challenge but did not clear the check. Either the user provided wrong user information or the Cisco DialOut Utility was unable to get the information from the utility layer.

Recommended Action   Enter the username and password again. Make sure the information on the NAS is correct.


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