System Messages: CMDTUX Catalog 6500-6599


6500	*INFO: WLS security realm name already specified, replace it with new realm name <realm-name>*
	Description	This is informational. The LAUTHSVR configuration file allows user to specify which WLS security realm is active in WLS Domain. The configuration file contains more than one entries for the WLS security realm name. The security realm name specified later will be used.
	Action	Remove the duplicated entry from the LAUTHSVR configuration file.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6501	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	The system does not have enough memory to handle the LAUTHSVR configuration file.
	Action	Check system memroy usage, if problem persist contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6502	*INFO: WLS Administrators group already specified, replace it with Administrators group name <grp-name>*
	Description	This is informational. The LAUTHSVR configuration file allows user to specify a different WLS user group name and its users can be treated as Tuxedo administrator. The configuration file contains more than one entries for the WLS Administrators group name. The WLS Administrators group name specified later will be used.
	Action	Remove the duplicated entry from the LAUTHSVR configuration file.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6503	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	The system does not have enough memory to handle the LAUTHSVR configuration file.
	Action	Check system memroy usage, if problem persist contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6504	*INFO: WLS Operators group name already specified, replace it with new group name <grp-name>*
	Description	This is informational. The LAUTHSVR configuration file allows user to specify which WLS group will be treated as Tuxedo operator. The configuration file contains more than one entries for the WLS operator group name. The operator group name specified later will be used.
	Action	Remove the duplicated entry from the LAUTHSVR configuration file.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6505	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	The system does not have enough memory to handle the LAUTHSVR configuration file.
	Action	Check system memroy usage, if problem persist contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6506	INFO: Tuxedo `UID` keyword already specified, replace it with new keyword <kw>
	Description	This is informational. The LAUTHSVR configuration file allows user to specify keyword used to lookup for Tuxedo `UID`. The configuration file contains more than one entries for the Tuxedo UID keyword. The Tuxedo UID keyword specified later will be used.
	Action	Remove the duplicated entry from the LAUTHSVR configuration file.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6507	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	The system does not have enough memory to handle the LAUTHSVR configuration file.
	Action	Check system memroy usage, if problem persist contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6508	INFO: Tuxedo `GID` keyword already specified, replace it with new keyword <kw>
	Description	This is informational. The LAUTHSVR configuration file allows user to specify keyword used to lookup for Tuxedo `GID`. The configuration file contains more than one entries for the Tuxedo GID keyword. The Tuxedo GID keyword specified later will be used.
	Action	Remove the duplicated entry from the LAUTHSVR configuration file.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6509	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	The system does not have enough memory to handle the LAUTHSVR configuration file.
	Action	Check system memroy usage, if problem persist contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6510	*INFO: LDAP host address already specified, replace it with new address <nwaddr>*
	Description	This is informational. The LAUTHSVR configuration file allows user to specify the host address where the WLS is located. The configuration file contains more than one entries for the LDAP host address. The host address specified later will be used.
	Action	Remove the duplicated entry from the LAUTHSVR configuration file.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6511	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	The system does not have enough memory to handle the LAUTHSVR configuration file.
	Action	Check system memroy usage, if problem persist contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6512	ERROR: None numeric port address specified
	Description	The LAUTHSVR allows user to specify the WLS server port address. The default value is 7001 if not specified in the configuration. The port address must be numerical.
	Action	Correct the configuration and reboot LAUTHSVR.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5), `tmboot`(1)
6513	*INFO: Duplicated ldap host specified <ldap-host:ldap-port>*
	Description	The LAUTHSVR configuration allows user specifies more than one LDAP host address in a comma separated list. There are two or more entries in the list has the same address.
	Action	Remove the duplicated entry from the list in the LAUTHSVR configuration file.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6514	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	The system does not have enough memory to handle the LAUTHSVR configuration file.
	Action	Check system memroy usage, if problem persist contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6515	ERROR: None numerical port address specified
	Description	The LAUTHSVR allows user to specify the WLS server port address. The default value is 7001 if not specified in the configuration. The port address must be numerical.
	Action	Correct the configuration and reboot LAUTHSVR.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5), `tmboot`(1)
6516	*INFO: Duplicated ldap host specified <ldap-host:ldap-port>*
	Description	The LAUTHSVR configuration allows user specifies more than one LDAP host address in a comma separated list. There are two or more entries in the list has the same address.
	Action	Remove the duplicated entry from the list in the LAUTHSVR configuration file.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6517	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	The system does not have enough memory to handle the LAUTHSVR configuration file.
	Action	Check system memroy usage, if problem persist contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6518	*ERROR: Missing required password for bind DN <dn-passwd>*
	Description	The passowrd for the LDAP administrator must be specified in the configuration file using `PASSWORD` tag.
	Action	Specify the password and reboot the LAUTHSVR.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5), `tmboot`(1)
6519	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	The system does not have enough memory to handle the LAUTHSVR configuration file.
	Action	Check system memroy usage, if problem persist contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6520	*ERROR: File <fname> does not exist*
	Description	The configured LAUTHSVR configuration file fname does not exist.
	Action	Correct the UBBCONFIG for the LAUTHSVR configuration file using "-f" option. Or create the configuration file.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5), `ubbconfig`(5)
6521	ERROR: Fail to open configuration file fname
	Description	Unable to open the LAUTHSVR configuration file.
	Action	Check whether the configuration file is a file and has correct permission. Correct the problem and reboot the LAUTHSVR.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5), `ubbconfig`(5), `tmboot`(1)
6522	WARN: Unknown keyword <kw> ignored
	Description	The LAUTHSVR configuration file contains unsupported keyword. The line that contains the unsupported keyword will be ignored.
	Action	Remove the unknown keyword entry from the LAUTHSVR configuration file.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6523	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	The system does not have enough memory to handle the LAUTHSVR configuration file.
	Action	Check system memroy usage, if problem persist contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6524	*ERROR: Internal error, initialize at wrong state (cstate)*
	Description	LAUTHSVR internal error, trying to initialize the connection manager at wrong state.
	Action	Contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6525	ERROR: Failed to initialize synchronization structure
	Description	Unable to create synchronization structure to control access to the shared resource.
	Action	Check whehter the OS support the threads. If it does support the thread check the system configuration for maximum number of thread supported per process. If the system limit reached, change your system configuration. If problem persist, contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6526	ERROR: Failed to initialize synchronization structure
	Description	Unable to create synchronization structure to control access to the shared resource.
	Action	Check whehter the OS support the threads. If it does support the thread check the system configuration for maximum number of thread supported per process. If the system limit reached, change your system configuration. If problem persist, contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6527	ERROR: Failed to install LDAP communicator
	Description	Failed to create a background thread to handle LDAP communication state changes.
	Action	Check whehter the OS support the threads. If it does support the thread check the system configuration for maximum number of thread supported per process. If the system limit reached, change your system configuration. If problem persist, contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6528	ERROR: Internal error, no active route to send request
	Description	This is internal error. The state and the route are not consistent with each other.
	Action	Contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6529	ERROR: Allocate connection structure failed no more connection possible
	Description	Unable to allocate memory to store connection routing object.
	Action	Check system memory usage. If problem persist, contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6530	*ERROR: Internal error, wrong state for event (NEW,evt)*
	Description	LAUTHSVR internal error. An evt event occurred unexpectedly in the state `NEW`.
	Action	Contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6531	*ERROR: Internal error, wrong state for event (WAIT NEW,evt)*
	Description	LAUTHSVR internal error. An evt event occurred unexpectedly in the state `WAIT NEW`.
	Action	Contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6532	ERROR: Failed to initialize LDAP connection to host:port
	Description	Failed to initialize the LDAP connection structure.
	Action	Contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6533	*ERROR: Internal error, wrong state for event (INIT,evt)*
	Description	LAUTHSVR internal error. An evt event occurred unexpectedly in the state `INIT`.
	Action	Contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6534	*ERROR: Internal error, wrong state for event (WAIT INIT,evt)*
	Description	LAUTHSVR internal error. An evt event occurred unexpectedly in the state `WAIT INIT`.
	Action	Contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6535	*ERROR: Internal error, wrong state for event (CONNECTING,evt)*
	Description	LAUTHSVR internal error. An evt event occurred unexpectedly in the state `CONNECTING`.
	Action	Contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6536	*ERROR: Internal error, wrong state for event (WAIT CONNECTING,evt)*
	Description	LAUTHSVR internal error. An evt event occurred unexpectedly in the state `WAIT CONNECTING`.
	Action	Contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6537	*ERROR: Internal error, wrong state for event (CONNECTED,evt)*
	Description	LAUTHSVR internal error. An evt event occurred unexpectedly in the state `CONNECTED`.
	Action	Contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6538	ERROR: Allocate connection structure failed
	Description	Unable to allocate memory to store connection routing object.
	Action	Check system memory usage. If problem persist, contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6539	ERROR: Failed to initialize LDAP connection to host:port
	Description	Failed to initialize the LDAP connection structure.
	Action	Contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6540	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	The system does not have enough memory to handle the routing configuration.
	Action	Check system memroy usage, if problem persist contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6541	*INFO: Unbind LDAP connection to <host:port>*
	Description	This is informational. The LAUTHSVR disconnect from the LDAP server.
	Action	None.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6542	ERROR: LDAP initialization failure
	Description	Failed to initialized LDAP connection structure.
	Action	Contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6543	ERROR: Fail to turn off referral option
	Description	LAUTHSVR failed to turn off referral option.
	Action	Contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6544	ERROR: Failed to set protocol version
	Description	Failed to set the LDAP protocol version the LAUTHSVR configuration specified.
	Action	Contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6545	*ERROR: Fail to bind to LDAP <host:port>*
	Description	Failed to bind to the LDAP server located at host:host.
	Action	Check whether your WLS sever is booted, and the default console port configured for that WLS server. Then check whether the LDAP administrator password is correctly configured. Correct all those problems.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6546	ERROR: Authentication method not supported
	Description	This is internal error. The authentication method is not supported by the LAUTHSVR server.
	Action	Contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6547	ERROR: Wrong state to execute request
	Description	LAUTHSVR internal error. LAUTHSVR try to execute request at incorrect state.
	Action	Contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6548	*ERROR: LDAP search operation failed <reason>*
	Description	The LDAP search operation and the reason is given as reason.
	Action	The user is not configured in the WLS embedded LDAP database. The other possibility is that the WLS embedded LDAP server is down.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6549	ERROR: Unsolicited extended LDAP operation
	Description	Internal error.
	Action	Contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6550	ERROR: Unexpected result from LDAP search
	Description	LAUTHSVR internal error.
	Action	Contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6551	*ERROR: LDAP search operation failed <reason>*
	Description	The LDAP search operation and the reason is given as reason.
	Action	The user is not configured in the WLS embedded LDAP database. The other possibility is that the WLS embedded LDAP server is down.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6552	ERROR: Unsolicited extended LDAP operation
	Description	Internal error.
	Action	Contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6553	ERROR: Unexpected LDAP search result
	Description	LAUTHSVR internal error.
	Action	Contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6554	ERROR: Fail to get result from LDAP server
	Description	Count not get any user record from WLS embedded LDAP server.
	Action	Check your WLS security user configuration.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6555	ERROR: Wrong state to do the poll operation
	Description	The LAUTHSVR internal error. Trying to poll the LDAP server when there is available connection.
	Action	Contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6556	ERROR: `tpusr` file <fname> syntax error, line lineno
	Description	The configured `tpusr` file has syntax error at line lineno.
	Action	Correct the syntax error.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6557	ERROR: Initialize synchronization structure failed
	Description	Unable to create synchronization structure to control access to the shared resource.
	Action	Check whehter the OS support the threads. If it does support the thread check the system configuration for maximum number of thread supported per process. If the system limit reached, change your system configuration. If problem persist, contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6558	ERROR: Valid user not found
	Description	The configured `tpusr` file does not contain a valid user record.
	Action	If the file is empty, add user to that file. If it is because syntax error, correct the syntax error in the tpusr file.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5), `tpusradd`(1)
6559	*ERROR: Missing field in `tpusr` file <fname>, line <lineno>*
	Description	The Tuxedo `tpusr` file specified in the LAUTHSVR configuration has at least one user record that does not contain required field for user authentication.
	Action	Check the tpusr file fname for bad user record, and correct it.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6560	*ERROR: UID syntax error in file <fname> line <lineno>*
	Description	The `UID` field does not contain a correctly formated user identification number at line lineno of the file fname.
	Action	Correct the error.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5), `tpusrdel`(1), `tpusradd`(1)
6561	*ERROR: UID syntax error in file <fname> line <lineno>*
	Description	The `UID` field contain a none numerical user identification number at line lineno of the file fname. The UID must be decimal.
	Action	Correct the error.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5), `tpusrdel`(1), `tpusradd`(1)
6562	*ERROR: Invalid GID in file <fname> line <lineno>*
	Description	The `GID` field does not contain a correctly formated group identification number at line lineno of the file fname.
	Action	Correct the error.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5), `tpusrdel`(1), `tpusradd`(1)
6563	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	The system does not have enough memory to create user record.
	Action	Check system memroy usage, if problem persist contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6564	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	The system does not have enough memory to create user record.
	Action	Check system memroy usage, if problem persist contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6565	ERROR: Cannot open password file fname
	Description	Unable to open the `tpusr` file fname to read.
	Action	Check the file permission and file type.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6566	ERROR: Initialize synchronization structure failed
	Description	Unable to create synchronization structure to control access to the shared resource.
	Action	Check whehter the OS support the threads. If it does support the thread check the system configuration for maximum number of thread supported per process. If the system limit reached, change your system configuration. If problem persist, contact your Oracle Customer Support. Correct the error.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5), `tpusrdel`(1), `tpusradd`(1)