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Appendix D
Troubleshooting and SunATM Error Messages
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ifname: frame-size change (please rerun lanesetup)
The MTU size was changed by the LAN Emulation Services; rerun
lanesetup
to
notify IP of the change. There is a slight chance that TCP connections will remain
open during this change, and if that is the case, performance on those connections
is affected by the change. Either restart the affected applications or reboot the
system if this becomes a problem.
This message indicates that an error occurred while
lanesetup
was attempting
to retrieve a MAC address for the indicated interface. Most likely the kernel is out
of memory or you have not run
atmplumb
for the specified interface.
Could not find driver for
Each LAN Emulation interface is associated with an ATM driver when LAN
Emulation is set up by
atmplumb
. This message indicates that this interface/
driver association has not been made, most likely because you have not run
atmplumb
for the specified interface.
Not enough MAC addresses on
The number of Emulated LANs that can be joined over a single physical interface
is limited by the number of MAC addresses on the ATM interface board. This
message indicates that you tried to join more Emulated LANs than allowed by the
number of MAC addresses on the specified interface. You can find the number of
MAC addresses on an interface by using the
count
option on the
atmgetmac(1M)
command; the number of Emulated LANs and lane instances
indicated in
/etc/opt/SUNWconn/atm/atmconfig
and
/etc/opt/
SUNWconn/atm/laneconfig
should not exceed this number. See “Supporting
Multiple Emulated LANs on a Single Interface” on page 58.
Error Messages From the Kernel Drivers
q93b: warning: link coming back up on
not running
The link has gone down and come back up on an interface, but
ilmid
is not
running at this time. Register addresses with the switch again, because both the
interface and switch must clear out their address tables when the link goes down.
Start
ilmid
; if the interface does not seem to be running properly after doing this,
you may need to reboot the system. It is likely that the interface was in an
unusual or unknown state when the link came back up, and may need to be taken
down completely by rebooting.