
Table 
| State | Possible Causes | Possible Solutions | 
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| Insufficient | Too many connections | You may wish to | 
| Resources | have been requested | consider extending or | 
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 | and the tables used by | restructuring your | 
| There are | the LES may be full, | network. | 
| insufficient | and the connection | 
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| resources to grant a | cannot be set up. | 
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| request. | The ATM Switch is busy | Use a separate ATM | 
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| 
 | and cannot provide | Switch for LECS | 
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 | LECS functionality. | functionality. | 
| 
 | There is a mismatch | Make the MAX VPI/VCI | 
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 | between the VPI/VCI | Bits compatible. | 
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 | range supported by | 
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 | adjacent ATM devices. | 
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 | Example: | 
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 | If Switch A supports | 
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 | VPI/VCI values 7:511 | 
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 | and Switch B only | 
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 | supports values up to | 
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 | 7:255, when Signalling | 
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 | tries to set up a | 
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| 
 | connection using the | 
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 | VPI/VCI value 7:256, | 
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| 
 | Switch B rejects the | 
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Table 
| State | Possible Causes | Possible Solutions | 
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| Invalid | There is a problem with | Contact 3Com | 
| Requestor ID | the LEC software. | Support. | 
| The LEC Identifier | 
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| (LECID) is not zero, | 
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| or is not recognized | 
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| as this LEC’s LECID. | 
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| Invalid LAN | You may have | Check that the Local | 
| Destination | configured an illegal | Administration | 
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 | Local Administration | Address is valid. | 
| You are trying to | Address. | 
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| register a multicast | 
 | Local Administration | 
| address with the LES. | 
 | Address setup is | 
| 
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 | beyond the scope of | 
| 
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 | this guide. | 
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| Invalid ATM | The ATM address field | Contact your supplier | 
| Address | may have been | or 3Com Technical | 
| 
 | corrupted or not in the | Support. | 
| Source or | correct format. | 
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| destination ATM | 
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| address is not in a | For example, it may be | 
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| recognized format. | in E.164 when OSI | 
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| 
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 | |
| 
 | is required. | 
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| 
 | connection. | 
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| Access Denied | The LEC is trying to join | Check your LANE | 
| 
 | an ELAN that it is not | Services setup. | 
| The LES has denied | allowed to access. | 
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| the LEC access to | 
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| the ELAN for | 
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| security reasons. | 
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| (continued) | 
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| No Configuration | The MAC address may | 
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 | be invalid. | 
| The LECS/LES does | 
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| not recognize the | 
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| LEC or the | The LEC may be | 
| requested ELAN | requesting a resource | 
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 | that is on an ELAN | 
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 | which has a different | 
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 | LAN type to the LEC. | 
Check that each MAC address on your network is unique.
Check the LAN type used.
| You may have entered | Check that the ELAN | 
| an invalid ELAN name. | name is correct, and | 
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 | the ELAN has been set | 
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 | up correctly. | 
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