Explanation
The server tried to open a session with the named
server. The session was rejected for the indicated reason.
System action
User response
Check both the servers for any additional messages
that might further describe the reason the session was rejected.
The rejection reason will be in the form of "diagnostic code - reason".
The diagnostic code is only intended for use by your service representative.
The following responses apply to the specified rejection reasons.
- No Resource: Ensure that the receiving server is enabled and has
sufficient database, log, and memory resource to support the server
session.
- Verifier expired: Ensure that the administrator's password is
current on both servers.
- Admin not registered: Ensure that the administrator is registered
on the target server.
- Inbound sessions disabled: Ensure that the target server has not
disabled this server with the DISABLE SESSIONS SERVER command.
- Down Level: Ensure that this server's level is current with respect
to the target server's level.
- Admin in use: Ensure that the administrator is not being updated
on the target server.
- Language not available: Ensure that required languages are installed
on the target server.
- Admin locked: Ensure that the administrator is not locked on
either server.
- License Failure: Ensure that appropriate licenses are registered.
- Admin on client port: Use the UPDATE SERVER command to set the
admin port for the target server.
- SSL Required: Ensure that SSL is properly configured.
- Authentication Failure: Ensure that all passwords have been set
correctly on both servers. The password for the server (set by SET
SERVERPASSWORD on server X) and the password in the server definition
(set by DEFINE or UPDATE SERVER X SERVERPASSWORD=) are the same password.
- Verification Failure: Use the QUERY SERVER command to determine
that the HLADDRESS and LLADDRESS of the target server are correct.
If they are not, correct them with the UPDATE SERVER command. If
they are correct, resynchronize with the target server by issuing
the UPDATE SERVER FORCESYNC=YES command.
- Communication Failure: Ensure that the target server is available
and that TCPIP is available on both servers. Use the QUERY SERVER
command to determine that the HLADDRESS and LLADDRESS of the target
server are correct. If they are not, correct them with the UPDATE
SERVER command.
- Node Type: Either the TYPE of the registered node on the target
server is not SERVER or the NODENAME parameter of the server definition
on the source server is incorrect.
- Internal error: Use the messages on the target server to determine
the problem.