Compaq OSI/FTAM D43 1001, 1002, 1007, Unsupported parameter values, Mandatory parameter not set

Compaq FTAM Responder Diagnostic Messages	Protocol and Supporting Service-Related Diagnostic
	Messages

1001

Unsupported parameter values

Cause. A request contained a parameter value that the Compaq FTAM responder did not support: for example, the override parameter did not equal one of the values supported by the Compaq responder, the maximum-string-length value was not in the range expected by the Compaq responder or was not specified (the ISO FTAM default, unbounded, is not supported by the Compaq responder), or the protocol version specified in the initialize request was not version 1.

Effect. The responder does not perform the requested operation.

Recovery. The application or FTAM user should retry the request providing parameter values that the responder supports. For information about parameters that the Compaq FTAM responder supports, see Section 4.

1002

Mandatory parameter not set

Cause. The responder received a request PDU that did not contain all the required parameters, or the request was malformed. Any request PDU that has mandatory parameters can cause the responder to return this diagnostic message.

Effect. The responder aborts the association.

Recovery. The application or FTAM user should retry the request with all mandatory parameters. To determine which parameters are mandatory, refer to the FTAM PDU definitions for FTAM in ISO 8571-4.

1007

Unspecific FTAM protocol error

Cause. The responder detected a protocol error. One possible error on a write is a data value that does not conform to the maximum-string-length value established for the file.

Effect. The responder aborts the association. If the protocol error threshold (a value set via the THRESHOLD attribute during responder configuration) has been exceeded, the responder generates a protocol-error-threshold event (event number 22). If the problem was an attempt to write a data value that does not conform to the maximum-string- length value for the file, the Further Details field contains the message string length violates the MSL.

Recovery. This can be an interoperability problem. Verify that the initiator is issuing a valid request to the responder. The Compaq problem solver can do this by tracing the responder and verifying the protocol. For information on tracing, refer to the SCF Reference Manual for FTAM and APLMGR and the OSI/FTAM Configuration and Management Manual.

OSI/FTAM Responder Manual—425199-001

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