3Com 6416SW manual Show, File already exists/file-already exits

When an upload fails, an error code is returned. That error code can be different between the terminal dialog and the ATMC/MIB browser, which is why both return

codes are documented.

Note:	When the		upload	fails	from	the terminal dialog (console or Telnet), check the
return		code by	using	the	SHOW	TFTP command.
Steps	to	Take:

1.Messages:Error/generic error..Host Access Violation...Access Rights

Violation/access-rights-violation... File already exists/file-already exits. .

The file that you want to upload already exists on the target machine, and is read-only.

Change the	attributes of the file on the target machine or change the name of
the file	to be uploaded.

You are trying to upload to a directory that is not uploadable by TFTP.

If your target host runs AIX or Unix, use the directory /tmp, or configure th

/etc/tftpaccess.ctl

with

lines

beginning

with

'allow:'.

(check

the

documentation

of

the daemon/server TFTPD. If you use another operating

system

(OS/2

or

others), configure the TFTP daemon on that system to

accept

uploads

in the

desired directory.

You are trying to upload

a

file

that

can

only

be

downloaded

(operational

code,

boot code, or FPGA picocode).

Check

the

file

type

of

the

file

to

be

uploaded.

2. Messages:Cannot

connect to Host/no-response-from-host

.

Check

that

you

can

ping

the

host from the ONcore hub. If the ping fails, see

the

previous

sections

on

ping

failures.

3. Message:Connection

lost/connection-lost

.

The SVC connection between the ONcore hub

and the host has

been

cleared

during the file transfer. Retry the upload. Look at all the Clear Tables of all

intermediate

ONcore

hub/CELLplex

4000s

that are

on

the

path

between

your

ONcore hub

and

the

host.

To

do that,

use

the

ATMC

Control

Panel

(Statistics)

and choose 'node' and 'Call-Logging' for all the intermediate ONcore

hub/CELLplex

4000s.

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