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This release note provides information about changes to CiscoWorks Blue Native Service Point 1.0 that are not documented in the CiscoWorks Blue Native Service Point for NetView User Guide. Use this release note as a supplement to the CiscoWorks Blue Native Service Point for NetView User Guide.
This release note contains information on the following:
The following sections list each of the Network Management Vector Transports (NMVTs) SNA alerts, by type, that are generated by Cisco devices and forwarded to NetView.
This section contains information on the following:
In the tables of alerts, the following terms are used:
| Alert ID | The number that identifies the alert. |
| Failure Cause | Vertical list of 2-byte codes in hexadecimal number. |
| Alert Description | A brief description of the alert. |
| Alert ID | Failure Cause | Alert Description |
|---|---|---|
| 32A37F1B | F017 | Poll retry exhausted |
| BD84C4C9 | F01A | DM received |
| D635CA1E | F015 | SNRM received while in NRM |
| B776CA94 | F010 | FRMR received--invalid cmd/rsp |
| B3B7D723 | F011 | FRMR received--I-field not allowed |
| BEF4F1FA | F012 | FRMR received--invalid Nr |
| BA35EC4D | F013 | FRMR received--max I-field exceeded |
| 15C2CCE5 | F020 | Protocol error by remote--invalid cmd/rsp |
| 1103D152 | F021 | Protocol error by remote--I-field not allowed |
| 1C40F78B | F022 | Protocol error by remote--invalid Nr |
| EABB6A14 | F01B | Protocol error by remote--MAXIN exceeded |
| 0E2DDF11 | F019 | Inactivity timer expired (not being polled) |
| 0AECC2A6 | F018 | XID retry exhausted |
| A472BC48 | F014 | FRMR received--no reason given |
| Alert ID | Alert Description |
|---|---|
| 55BF3E1C | Open failure; 3434--Lobe fault |
| CAF3C58A | Open failure; 3703--TR Fault Domain {Beaconing} |
| D615A61E | Open failure; Install Cause 3704--Duplicate TR address |
| 44D1AD86 | Open failure; User Cause 7101--Removed from Token Ring |
| 016E5F4E | Adapter Open failed |
| A676B230 | Wire fault; 3434--Lobe fault |
| EB61E14F | Auto-removal (adapter removed itself from ring) |
| 59F32622 | Remove cmd rcvd; User Cause 7101--removed from Token Ring |
| Alert ID | Failure Cause | Alert Description |
|---|---|---|
| 5B8F5BA7 | F017 | Poll retry exhausted |
| B1D9A4C5 | F01A | DM received |
| E65B0B7F | F016 | SABME received while in ABME |
| 8A5B2D2C | F010 | FRMR received--invalid cmd/rsp |
| 8E9A309B | F011 | FRMR received--I-field not allowed |
| 83D91642 | F012 | FRMR received--invalid Nr |
| 87180BF5 | F013 | FRMR received--max I-field exceeded |
| 23EF2B5D | F020 | Protocol error by remote (FRMR sent)--invalid cmd/rsp |
| 2C2E36EA | F021 | Protocol error by remote (FRMR sent)--I-field not allowed |
| 216D1033 | F022 | Protocol error by remote (FRMR sent)--invalid Nr |
| 25AC0D84 | F023 | Protocol error by remote (FRMR sent)--max I-field exceeded |
| Alert ID | Alert Description |
|---|---|
| 8B1836C5 | Open failure |
| EB1D6ABB | Remove cmd rcvd; User Cause 7107--removed from CSMA/CD ring |
| 668E036D | Lost carrier |
| A48865FD | Congestion |
| 91FDE97B | Bus inoperative failure |
| Alert ID | Failure Cause | Alert Description |
|---|---|---|
| B5B412E5 {D484ED27} | 20C1 | (DTE) Cleanup Indication Received {Clear/Reset} |
| CDA515B8 | 20C1 | (DTE) Cleanup Indication Received {Restart} |
| D3A1B295 {6A837F72} | 20C2 | (DTE) Cleanup Request Sent {Reset} |
| 056A9521 | 20C2 | (DTE) Cleanup Request Sent {Clear/Restart} |
| F50A02F0 | 20D1 | (DTE) Response timer expired |
| BA5D4659 | 20B2 | (DTE) Protocol violation by remote |
| 4C323FE5 | 20C3 | Diagnostic Packet Received from Network |
| EFF5FAAD | 20C4 | (DCE) Cleanup Indication Sent {Restart/Reset/Clear} |
| FEC0F827 | 20C5 | (DCE) Cleanup Request Received {Restart/Reset/Clear} |
| Alert ID | Failure Cause | Alert Description |
|---|---|---|
| 07B1E788 | F023 | Protocol error by remote (FRMR sent)--max I-field exceeded |
| C0E4E919 | F022 | Protocol error by remote (FRMR sent)--invalid Nr |
| A596712C {CEA222A9} | LAP-B Comms error {Poll retry exhausted} | |
| 985806E2 | LAP-B Comms error {Unexpected DISC received} | |
| 00891F75 | F010 | FRMR received--invalid cmd/rsp |
| CF6F806D | F011 | FRMR received--I-field not allowed |
| F5E40347 | F013 | FRMR received--max I-field exceeded |
| C22CA6B4 | F012 | FRMR received--invalid Nr |
| 1F9CF04A | F020 | Protocol error by remote (FRMR sent)--invalid cmd/rsp |
| 3FAE0180 | F021 | Protocol error by remote (FRMR sent)--I-field not allowed |
| Alert ID | Failure Cause | Alert Description |
|---|---|---|
| 6460D9A9 | F023 | - - |
| 3DA4F8CD | F010 | QFRMR received--invalid cmd/rsp |
| C15B15E8 {9C064C98} | F011 | QFRMR received--I-field not allowed |
| C8C9E4FF {D82E7FD3} | F013 | QFRMR received--max I-field exceeded |
| 11A865CF {21F2236D} | F020 | Protocol error by remote (QFRMR sent)--invalid cmd/rsp |
| 0283E638 {5DBB5F97} | F021 | Protocol error by remote (QFRMR sent)--I-field not allowed |
The following items are corrections to the existing CiscoWorks Blue Native Service Point for NetView User Guide.
"prefix is the file prefix, if your system requires a prefix (the NSP default prefix is your TSO ID). If the TSO User ID option is on, do not specify a value for this argument."
Please note that the correct statement does not include the TSO User ID option, but instead should read:
"prefix is the file prefix, if your system requires a prefix (the NSP default prefix is your TSO ID). If the TSO Profile Command Prefix option is on, do not specify a value for this argument."
NSP provides a utility to calculate the virtual storage access method (VSAM) storage required by NSP for your network environment. The utility is started by issuing the nspvsamc command. Using the answers that you provide for questions about your network, the utility calculates how much VSAM storage is required for the following NSP VSAM data sets:
To calculate the VSAM data required by NSP for your network:
Step 1 From a NetView command line, type nspvsamc and press Enter. The VSAM Data Requirement Estimator panel is displayed.
Step 2 In the fields located on the right side of the panel, type an answer for the following questions:
Step 3 To calculate the VSAM data required, press PF5. In the Required VSAM data set size section, the calculated VSAM storage requirements for each data set are displayed to the right of the data set name.
The following sections contain information that is currently not available in the CiscoWorks Blue Native Service Point for NetView User Guide.
To print an NSP VSAM data set:
Open the NSPV1R2.SAMPLIB data set and locate and then open and change the prefix argument to the alias in the following members as appropriate:
| Select and modify: | To print the: |
|---|---|
| NSPPCFGA | NSPCFGA member |
| NSPPHSTC | NSPHISTC member |
| NSPPHSTH | NSPHISTH member |
| NSPPHSTI | NSPHISTI member |
| NSPPHSTR | NSPHISTR member |
Step 2 Save and submit the member.
The NSPREPVS and NSPREPSV members are utilities to backup and restore existing NSP data sets. Use the members to backup NSP VSAM data sets to sequential data sets and restore the sequential data sets to NSP VSAM data sets.
To backup an NSP VSAM data set to a sequential data set:
Step 1 Open the NSPREPVS member (located in the NSPV1R2.SAMPLIB data set) and replace the prefix argument and the member argument to the appropriate alias and member name.
Step 2 Save and submit the member.
To restore the sequential data set to an NSP VSAM data set:
Step 1 Open the NSPREPSV member (located in the NSPV1R2.SAMPLIB data set) and replace the prefix argument and the member argument to the appropriate alias and member name.
Step 2 Save and submit the member.
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