Re: Weird Token Ring Message?

Somebody has probably switched a device (PC perhaps) on or off. When a device
on the LAN attaches itself to the LAN, or, disconnects from the LAN AS/400
informs QSYSOPR.

Check the line description. It is probable set with the TR LAN manager mode,
TRNMGRMODE, as *CONTROLLING.

Syd Nicholson
Castlehill Computer Services Ltd.


Quoting Meyers QSYSOPR <mqsysopr@yahoo.com>:

> --
> [ Picked text/plain from multipart/alternative ]
>
> I have just been given the duties of sysopr and have noticed a strange
> message or two that I would like to run by you folks.  The first message
> is CPF8B41, and the message text is as follows;
>
> Message . . . . :   Adapter has inserted or left the ring on line
> TRNLINE.
> Cause . . . . . :   An adapter has inserted or left the ring on line
> TRNLINE.
>   The reporting adapter is 0050DA738141 and the nearest active upstream
>   neighbor (NAUN) of the reporting adapter is 0050DA215C3C.
> Technical description . . . . . . . . :   Any adapter that inserts into
> or
>   removes itself from the ring causes a nearest active upstream
> neighbor
>   (NAUN) change report to be sent on the ring. These reports are sent
> as
>   medium access control (MAC) frames which are monitored by the
> configuration
>   report server that in turn reports them to the TRLAN manager.  The
> NAUN
>   change reports are logged to the system history log (QHST) by the
> TRLAN
>   manager.
>
>
> Any ideas what this message means?
>
>
>
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