This appendix contains the error messages returned by the NTDS commands described in Appendix B. This information is also in the NTDS error message database. You can access it on line, using the HELP/MESSAGE command.
Before you use HELP/MESSAGE, remember to enable the NTDS error message database, as described in Installing DIGITAL OpenVMS Disk Services for Windows NT:
$ DEFINE MSGHLP$LIBRARY SYS$HELP:MSGHLP$LIBRARY.MSGHLP$DATA, - _$ SYS$HELP:NTDS.MSGHLP$DATA /SYSTEM /EXECUTIVE_MODE
Facility: NTDS
Explanation: The DIGITAL OpenVMS Disk Services for Windows NT server software has already been started on this node.
User Action: None.
Facility: NTDS
Explanation: You cannot stop the server software because a disk service is active on the local node and a Windows NT computer is currently connected to it.
User Action: Check that each active service on the local node has at least one standby node in your OpenVMS Cluster. Then reissue the NTDS STOP SERVER command using the /OVERRIDE qualifier.
Facility: NTDS
Explanation: This message is followed by a continuation message, which describes the problem.
User Action: Depends on the continuation message.
Facility: NTDS
Explanation: There is not enough dynamic memory for the system to complete the request.
User Action: Increase the amount of dynamic memory available, using the NPAGEDYN and NPAGEVIR system parameters.
Facility: NTDS
Explanation: The cluster name you specified on the /CLUSTERNAME qualifier either contains a backslash character (\), or is longer than 24 characters.
User Action: Reissue the command with a valid cluster name.
Facility: NTDS
Explanation: The service name you specified is longer than 24 characters.
User Action: Reissue the command with a valid service name.
Facility: NTDS
Explanation: A network error occurred.
User Action: Check whether the PWIP driver is enabled using the UCX$CONFIG command procedure:
$ @SYS$MANAGER:UCX$CONFIG
Select "Optional components" on the main menu, then "Configure PWIP Driver" on the Optional Components Configuration menu.
Facility: NTDS
Explanation: You issued an NTDS START SERVER command without using the /CLUSTERNAME qualifier to define the cluster name on the local node.
User Action: Reissue the command with the /CLUSTERNAME qualifier.
Facility: NTDS
Explanation: You issued an NTDS START SERVICE command without using the /CONTAINER qualifier to specify which container file you want to associate with the specified service name.
User Action: Reissue the command with the /CONTAINER qualifier.
Facility: NTDS
Explanation: You issued an NTDS command that requires the SYSNAM and SYSPRV privileges, but you do not have both of them.
User Action: Issue the DCL command:
$ SET PROCESS /PRIVILEGES=(SYSNAM,SYSPRV)
then reissue the NTDS command.
Facility: NTDS
Explanation: This message can appear after NTDS START SERVICE, NTDS STOP SERVICE, or NTDS SHOW SERVICES.
User Action: If you were trying to start a service, you should start the DIGITAL OpenVMS Disk Services for Windows NT server software, using NTDS START SERVER, then reissue the NTDS START SERVICE command.
Facility: NTDS
Explanation: The specified service name does not exist on the local node.
User Action: None, unless you typed the name incorrectly; in that case reissue the command with the correct service name.
Facility: NTDS
Explanation: You issued an NTDS command that requires the SYSPRV privilege, but you do not have it.
User Action: Issue the DCL command:
$ SET PROCESS /PRIVILEGES=SYSPRV
then reissue the NTDS command.
Facility: NTDS
Explanation: A service with the specified name has already been started on the local node.
Facility: NTDS
Explanation: The NTDS_SERVER process exited unexpectedly while starting up. One possible cause is that the image file SYS$SYSTEM:NTDS_SERVER.EXE has been accidentally deleted.
You do not see this error under normal conditions.
User Action: Reinstall the server component as described in Installing DIGITAL OpenVMS Disk Services for Windows NT.
Facility: NTDS
Explanation: This message is followed by a continuation message, which describes the problem.
User Action: Depends on the continuation message.
Facility: NTDS
Explanation: The service is active on the local node and a Windows NT computer is currently connected to it.
User Action: Check that the service you are stopping has at least one standby node in your OpenVMS Cluster. Then reissue the command using the /OVERRIDE qualifier.
Facility: NTDS
Explanation: You issued an NTDS START SERVER command but a previous NTDS START SERVER command is already executing.
User Action: None.
Facility: NTDS
Explanation: This message is followed by a continuation message, which describes the problem.
User Action: Depends on the continuation message.
Facility: NTDS
Explanation: You issued an NTDS START SERVER or NTDS STOP SERVER command but an NTDS STOP SERVER command is currently in progress.
User Action: If you want to start the server software, wait a few seconds, then reissue the NTDS START SERVER command.
Facility: NTDS
Explanation: This message is followed by a continuation message, which describes the problem.
User Action: Depends on the continuation message.
Facility: NTDS
Explanation: This message is followed by a continuation message, which describes the problem.
User Action: Depends on the continuation message.
Facility: NTDS
Explanation: You issued an NTDS CREATE CONTAINER command with a value for the /SIZE qualifier of less than 2048 blocks.
User Action: Reissue the command specifying a size of 2048 blocks or more.
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