warning: can't plumb <lane instance>: too many lane instances on <device>
A physical interface will support up to n lane instances, where n is the number of MAC addresses on the board (or 1 if the board has no MAC address).You can check the number of MAC addresses on a board using the count option of the atmgetmac(1m) command. If an entry is encountered that attempts to plumb more LANE instances than allowed, this message occurs; processing will continue with the next entry in the file.
warning: can't plumb signalling on <device>
warning: can't plumb classical IP interface <device>
warning: can't plumb <lane instance> on <device>
An error occurred when the script attempted to run atmplumb(1m) (either to plumb signalling, classical IP, or LAN Emulation on an interface) with information specified in /etc/opt/SUNWconn/atm/atmconfig. The atmplumb program will generally display an error message indicating why it failed; use that information to check your values in the /etc/opt/SUNWconn/atm/atmconfig entry for device. The script proceeds to read and process the remaining entries in /etc/opt/SUNWconn/atm/atmconfig, although further entries for the failed interface are not processed correctly.
warning: invalid interface <lane instance>
The minor number provided in a logical interface name was not in the range 0 - 255. The script proceeds without attempting to configure the invalid lane device.
warning: only one classical ip hostname is allowed on <device>
An additional entry was found containing a Classical IP hostname after an initial Classical IP hostname was already plumbed for the given device. Multiple Classical IP instances are not supported on a single physical interface. The script ignores additional Classical IP information for a physical interface.
warning: <laneN> entry must appear before <laneN:X> entry
When you use logical interface names, the first entry in /etc/opt/SUNWconn/ atm/atmconfig must always be either laneN or laneN:0, which are equivalent. All entries that appear before the laneN or laneN:0 entry are ignored.
Please install <SUNWatm>
A required software package is not installed on the system. Install the package and reboot the system.
warning: extra fields for <device> will be ignored
There were additional fields in the /etc/opt/SUNWconn/atm/atmconfig entry for the given device name. The script proceeds, ignoring the additional fields.
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