Re: Weird Token Ring Message?

[Meyers QSYSOPR <mqsysopr@xxxxxxxxx>]

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 :) That much I had assumed, without really knowing if I was right or not, but 
 :thanks for giving me proof.  Is there anyway to; #1 find which PC is giving me 
 :the message, #2 stop the message from happening?  The problem is that, again I 
 :am new at this and not sure, but I think we are all TCP/IP no TRN.

Another message I get on the same line is CPF8B19;
Message . . . . :   Token-ring error logging level on line TRNLINE not
  changed.
Cause . . . . . :   A request to change the level of logging token-ring errors
  to level OFF failed for line TRNLINE.
Recovery  . . . :   Try the Change Line Description (Token-Ring Network)
  command (CHGLINTRN) again to change the error logging level.
Technical description . . . . . . . . :   The token-ring error monitor has not
  accepted the token-ring error logging change request.  The token-ring
  network manager is informed by a ring error monitor (REM) error report.

When I do a CHGLINTRN I find that the logging level (TRNLOGLVL) is already set 
to *OFF.  These messages are filling up the QSYSOPR message queue and making it 
difficult to work with other messages.
Again thanks for the help.
  Neil Palmer <neilp@dpslink.com> wrote: Yes, it means an adapter has inserted 
or left the ring, or in simpler
terms - someone's PC connected to or disconnected from the ring.

...Neil





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2002/03/05 18:02
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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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