System Messages: ISNAT Catalog 1600-1699


1600	ERROR: Cannot allocate call buffer: val
	Description	An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using `malloc` failed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device.
	See Also	See the `malloc` function. For UNIX systems, see the `malloc`(3) manual page. For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help.
1601	ERROR: Cannot allocate call buffer: val
	Description	An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using `malloc` failed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device.
	See Also	See the `malloc` function. For UNIX systems, see the `malloc`(3) manual page. For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help.
1602	ERROR: Cannot reallocate call buffer: val
	Description	An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using `malloc` failed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device.
	See Also	See the `malloc` function. For UNIX systems, see the `malloc`(3) manual page. For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help.
1603	ERROR: Cannot reallocate call buffer: val
	Description	An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using `malloc` failed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device.
	See Also	See the `malloc` function. For UNIX systems, see the `malloc`(3) manual page. For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help.
1604	ERROR: Cannot decode reply header
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener/Handler failed to decode the header of a TGIOP reply message received from a WLE server.
	Action	Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1605	ERROR: Type switch uninitialization failure
	Description	While processing a client application buffer, the buffer uninitialization function, _tmuninitbuf(), returned an error.
	Action	Check the buffer type switch to see that it is correctly set up (that is, that the right uninitialization function is associated with the correct buffer type). If the buffer type is application defined, check the uninitialization function to see that it is coded correctly.
	See Also	The `buffer` (3c) and typesw (5) commands. For information about these commands, see the Oracle TUXEDO Reference Manual.
1606	INFO: Ignoring non-request type messages
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener/Handler received a message that was not a request. The message is being ignored.
	Action	none

1607	ERROR: Invalid internal buffer: val
	Description	An internal buffer is corrupted. Additional information about the problem is printed as part of the message.
	Action	Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1608	ERROR: cannot allocate reply buffer: val
	Description	An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using `malloc` failed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device.
	See Also	See the `malloc` function. For UNIX systems, see the `malloc`(3) manual page. For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help.
1609	ERROR: Cannot decode request header
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener/Handler received a GIOP request message that could not be decoded. This probably indicates that the client application is not GIOP 1.0 compliant. The IIOP Server Listener/Handler returns a GIOP error message to the client application.
	Action	Make sure the client application is GIOP 1.0 compliant.

1610	ERROR: Cannot decode request header
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener/Handler received a GIOP request message that could not be decoded. This probably indicates that the client application is not GIOP 1.0 compliant. The IIOP Server Listener/Handler returns a GIOP error message to the client application.
	Action	Make sure the client application is GIOP 1.0 compliant.

1611	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using `malloc` failed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device.
	See Also	See the `malloc` function. For UNIX systems, see the `malloc`(3) manual page. For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help.
1612	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using `malloc` failed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device.
	See Also	See the `malloc` function. For UNIX systems, see the `malloc`(3) manual page. For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help.
1613	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using `malloc` failed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device.
	See Also	See the `malloc` function. For UNIX systems, see the `malloc`(3) manual page. For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help.
1614	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using `malloc` failed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device.
	See Also	See the `malloc` function. For UNIX systems, see the `malloc`(3) manual page. For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help.
1615	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using `malloc` failed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device.
	See Also	See the `malloc` function. For UNIX systems, see the `malloc`(3) manual page. For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help.
1616	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using `malloc` failed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device.
	See Also	See the `malloc` function. For UNIX systems, see the `malloc`(3) manual page. For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help.
1617	ERROR: Cannot decode locate request
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener/Handler received a GIOP locate request message that could not be decoded. This probably indicates that the client application is not GIOP 1.0 compliant. The IIOP Server Listener/Handler returns a GIOP error message to the client application.
	Action	Make sure the client application is GIOP 1.0 compliant.

1618	ERROR: Could not perform SSL connect to host/port val
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener/Handler was unable make a SSL connection to the host/port 'val'.
	Action	Check the ULOG for messages indicating the nature of the failure.

1619	ERROR: Missing outbound connection
	Description	The IIOP Server Handler does not have the necessary outbound connection information to send the request.
	Action	The error indicates an internal problem with the IIOP Server Handler. Contact Oracle Technical Support.

1620	ERROR: Missing outbound connection
	Description	The IIOP Server Handler does not have the necessary outbound connection information to send the request.
	Action	The error indicates an internal problem with the IIOP Server Handler. Contact Oracle Technical Support.

1621	ERROR: Cannot send reply to caller: val
	Description	The IIOP Server Handler could not send the reply from the remote server application back to the caller (native client or server).
	Action	Examine the ULOG for any immediately preceding messages for further information about the cause of the error. Contact Oracle Technical Support.

1622	ERROR: Cannot send reply to caller: val
	Description	The IIOP Server Handler could not send the reply from the remote server application back to the caller (native client or server).
	Action	Examine the ULOG for any immediately preceding messages for further information about the cause of the error. Contact Oracle Technical Support.

1623	ERROR: Cannot send reply to caller: val
	Description	The IIOP Server Handler could not send the reply from the remote server application back to the caller (native client or server).
	Action	Examine the ULOG for any immediately preceding messages for further information about the cause of the error. Contact Oracle Technical Support.

1625	ERROR: Cannot encode IIOP profile
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener/Handler failed to allocate memory for an internal IIOP buffer.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine.

1626	ERROR: Could not perform SSL accept from host/port val
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener/Handler was unable accept a SSL connection from the host/port 'val'.
	Action	Check the ULOG for messages indicating the nature of the failure.

1627	ERROR: Error switching to the handler's context
	Description	The IIOP Server Handler was attempting to switch from a client application context to the IIOP Server Handler context when it experienced an error.
	Action	The error indicates an internal problem with the IIOP Server Handler. Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1628	ERROR: Could not read from SSL connection, err = val
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener/Handler received the error 'val' while reading from the SSL connection.
	Action	Check the ULOG for messages indicating the nature of the failure. Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1629	ERROR: Could not write to SSL connection, err = val
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener/Handler received the error 'val' while writing to the SSL connection.
	Action	Check the ULOG for messages indicating the nature of the failure. Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1630	ERROR: Could not set SSL callback, err = val
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener/Handler received the error 'val' while initializing SSL. SSL reported this error while trying to set the SSLPlus read callback functions.
	Action	Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1631	ERROR: Could not set SSL callback, err = val
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener/Handler received the error 'val' while initializing SSL. SSL reported this error while trying to set the SSLPlus write callback function.
	Action	Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1632	ERROR: Could not set SSL callback, err = val
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener/Handler received the error 'val' while initializing SSL. SSL reported this error while trying to set the random data object callback function.
	Action	Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1633	ERROR: Could not set SSL callback info, err = val
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener/Handler received the error 'val' while initializing SSL. SSL reported this error while trying to set the cipher negotiation callback function.
	Action	Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1634	ERROR: Could not set SSL callback info, err = val
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener/Handler received the error 'val' while initializing SSL. SSL reported this error while trying to set the random data object callback information.
	Action	Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1635	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using `malloc` failed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device.
	See Also	See the `malloc` function. For UNIX systems, see the `malloc`(3) manual page. For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help.
1636	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using `malloc` failed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device.
	See Also	See the `malloc` function. For UNIX systems, see the `malloc`(3) manual page. For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help.
1637	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using `malloc` failed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device.
	See Also	See the `malloc` function. For UNIX systems, see the `malloc`(3) manual page. For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help.
1638	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using `malloc` failed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device.
	See Also	See the `malloc` function. For UNIX systems, see the `malloc`(3) manual page. For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help.
1639	ERROR: Key is valid, but expired
	Description	During initialization of the IIOP Server Listener/Handler, the SSL package detected an expired private key. This occurred while opening a private key.
	Action	Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support.

1640	ERROR: Could not generate random bytes, err = val
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener/Handler received the error 'val' while attempting to get random data from the SSL random data object.
	Action	Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1641	*ERROR: Invalid arguments, field id val* not passed**
	Description	Invalid arguments were passed to the IIOP Server Listener.
	Action	The error indicates an internal problem with the IIOP Server Listener. Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1642	ERROR: Invalid connection id val
	Description	An invalid connection id was passed to the IIOP Server Listener.
	Action	The error indicates an internal problem with the IIOP Server Listener. Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1643	ERROR: Cannot advertise val, tperrno = val
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener could not advertise the service used for asymmetric outbound IIOP.
	Action	The error indicates an internal problem with the IIOP Server Listener. Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1644	ERROR: Cannot advertise val, tperrno = val
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener could not advertise the service used for asymmetric outbound IIOP.
	Action	The error indicates an internal problem with the IIOP Server Listener. Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1645	ERROR: Cannot advertise val, tperrno = val
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener could not advertise the service used for asymmetric outbound IIOP.
	Action	The error indicates an internal problem with the IIOP Server Listener. Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1646	ERROR: Cannot unadvertise val, tperrno = val
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener could not unadvertise the service used for asymmetric outbound IIOP.
	Action	The error indicates an internal problem with the IIOP Server Listener. Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1647	ERROR: Cannot unadvertise val, tperrno = val
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener could not unadvertise the service used for asymmetric outbound IIOP.
	Action	The error indicates an internal problem with the IIOP Server Listener. Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1648	ERROR: Cannot unadvertise val, tperrno = val
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener could not unadvertise the service used for asymmetric outbound IIOP.
	Action	The error indicates an internal problem with the IIOP Server Listener. Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1649	ERROR: Error binding outbound connection request, can't create any more handlers
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener could not start another IIOP Server Handler to process the outbound request.
	Action	Raise the maximum number of IIOP Server Handlers (ISL -M option).

1650	*WARN: Failed to allocate a network resource (val)*
	Description	The IIOP Server Handler or IIOP Server Listener could not allocate a network descriptor for a remote connection.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical mem ory on the machine.

1651	WARN: Failed to reestablish network address val
	Description	A previously suspended IIOP Server Listener server was administratively unsuspended but could not reestablish its network address.
	Action	Failure to reestablish the network address is usually caused either by a failure of the network drivers on the machine to clear the previously held network address or by another process claiming the network address while the listener was suspended. In the former case, the network address eventually is released by the system and the IIOP Server Listener reestablishes its network address through its periodic retry mechanism; therefore, no action is required in this case. In the latter case, local commands (see below) may be used to determine what processes and users are occupying the network address; these processes and users should be asked to relinquish the address.
	See Also	The UNIX `netstat` command, the Microsoft Windows NT `NetStatisticsGet` command, and the `MIB`(5) and `WS_MIB`(5) commands. For information about the `netstat` command, see the UNIX manual page. For information about the `NetStatisticsGet` command, see Microsoft Visual C++ online help. For information about the `MIB`(5) and `WS_MIB`(5) commands, see the Oracle TUXEDO Reference Manual.
1652	INFO: Reestablished network address val
	Description	A previously suspended IIOP Server Listener process has been unsuspended and has reestablished its network address.
	Action	Informational message, no action required.
	See Also	The `MIB`(5) and `WS_MIB`(5) commands. For information about these commands, see the Oracle TUXEDO Reference Manual.
1653	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using `malloc` failed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device.
	See Also	See the `malloc` function. For UNIX systems, see the `malloc`(3) manual page. For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help.
1654	ERROR: Error switching to the handler's context
	Description	The IIOP Server Handler was attempting to switch from a client application context to the IIOP Server Handler context when it experienced an error.
	Action	The error indicates an internal problem with the IIOP Server Handler. Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1655	ERROR: descriptor allocation error
	Description	An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using `malloc` failed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device.
	See Also	See the `malloc` function. For UNIX systems, see the `malloc`(3) manual page. For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help.
1656	ERROR: descriptor allocation error
	Description	An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using `malloc` failed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device.
	See Also	See the `malloc` function. For UNIX systems, see the `malloc`(3) manual page. For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help.
1657	WARN: Received a non-GIOP message
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener/Handler received a non-GIOP message. This can occur when a client application other than an WLE remote client application attempts to connect to the IIOP Server Listener/Handler; for example, a JOLT client application, an ATMI client application, or an http client application. After this message is written to the ULOG, the IIOP Server Listener/Handler closes the connection with the client application.
	Action	Make sure that only WLE remote client applications connect to the IIOP Server Listener/Handler.

1658	ERROR: Could not establish listening address on network val
	Description	This error occurs if the IIOP Server Listener cannot advertise its listening address on the network. This error could happen for one of the following reasons: The format of the address supplied to the IIOP Server Listener is incorrect. If the address format is incorrect, the network provider will be unable to advertise the address and the request fails. The address used in the `-n` command-line option to the IIOP Server Listener is already in use by another process. For TCP/IP, this condition can be verified by using the `netstat` command. A previously used address has not completed the close sequence. This condition occurs if either the IIOP Server Listener or the IIOP Server Handler were killed in an abortive manner, such as `kill-9`. Some transports (among them, TCP/IP) keep the connection open for an implementation-dependent amount of time to flush the existing data on the buffered network connection.
	Action	To correct the problem, match one of the following solutions with the previous problem descriptions: Check the address format. For TCP/IP, the address must be specified in either of the following two formats: `//hostname:port_number" "//#.#.#.#:port_number"` The `#.#.#.#` is in dotted decimal format. In dotted decimal format, each `#` should be a number from 0 t o 255. See whether other processes are using the requested network address. For TCP/IP, use the `netstat` command and, if the address is already in use, select a different address. If the system is out of network addresses, ask the system administrator to increase the number of addresses. If the connection is not closed yet, wait a few minutes and try again.
	See Also	See the `malloc` function. For UNIX systems, see the `malloc`(3) manual page. For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help.
1659	ERROR: Handler received unexpected message
	Description	The IIOP Server Handler received a message without a client application context (that is, a message intended for the IIOP Server Handler that is not in the correct format). It is not a WLE message.
	Action	The message is ignored. Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1660	ERROR: Handler received unexpected message
	Description	The IIOP Server Handler received a message without a client application context (that is, a message intended for the IIOP Server Handler that is not in the correct format). The message received is not a WLE message.
	Action	The message is ignored. Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1661	*ERROR: Couldn't change to client context val, continuing*
	Description	The IIOP Server Handler could not switch to the client context.
	Action	The error indicates an internal problem with the IIOP Server Handler, however, it was able to continue. Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1662	ERROR: Sending of request message to server failed
	Description	While a request message was being sent to a remote server application, the operation failed.
	Action	Check the ULOG for messages indicating the nature of the failure. This warning may indicate that the remote server application is no longer accessible (that is, either the network or machine has failed). Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1663	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using `malloc` failed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device.
	See Also	See the `malloc` function. For UNIX systems, see the `malloc`(3) manual page. For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help.
1665	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using `malloc` failed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device.
	See Also	See the `malloc` function. For UNIX systems, see the `malloc`(3) manual page. For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help.
1666	WARN: setsockopt() for SO_KEEPALIVE failed
	Description	The KEEPALIVE handler-side networking option was configured for a IIOP Server Listener/Handler pair, but could not be enabled.
	Action	This error is ignored and IIOP Server Handler processing continues normally. However, network errors may not be reported, or may be reported less promptly. Consider enabling the inactive client application timeout (`ISL` command `-T` option) to reclaim resources associated with dead network connections.
	See Also	The `ISL` command. For information about the `ISL` command, see the Administration Guide.
1667	WARN: KEEPALIVE option requested but not available on this platform
	Description	The KEEPALIVE handler-side networking option is configured for a IIOP Server Listener/Handler pair, but cannot be enabled because it is not available on this platform.
	Action	This error is ignored and IIOP Server Handler processing continues normally. However, network errors may not be reported, or may be reported less promptly. Consider enabling the inactive client application timeout (`ISL` command `-T` option) to reclaim resources associated with dead network connections.
	See Also	The `ISL` command. For information about the `ISL` command, see the Administration Guide.
1668	ERROR: Could not connect to host/port val
	Description	The IIOP Server Handler could not connect to the host and port contained within the object reference.
	Action	Determine if the remote machine has failed.

1669	ERROR: Hex address type not supported
	Description	The `-n` option of the IIOP Server Listener/Handler used the hexadecimal format and the IIOP Server Listener/Handler expects the network address argument to be of the form `//host:port`.
	Action	Correct the application configuration for the IIOP Server Listener/Handler in the `UBBCONFIG` file and make sure the network address has the appropriate format.

1670	ERROR: Bad Internet type of listening address provided: val
	Description	The address is not a valid Internet address.
	Action	Any address that starts with // must be a valid Internet address. The following formats are recognized by the system: `//hostname:port_number` and `//#.#.#.#:port_number`. Other formats may be recognized. Change address to comply with the known formats. If you believe that your address is in the proper format, contact Oracle Customer Support.

1671	ERROR: SSL package is not installed
	Description	Applications are trying to use the WLE Security features, but the WLE SSL package is not installed.
	Action	Install SSL.
	See Also	For information about the `WLE Security`, see the Using Security in the Developer's Guide Web page or Administration Guide in the online documentation.
1672	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using `malloc` failed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device.
	See Also	See the `malloc` function. For UNIX systems, see the `malloc`(3) manual page. For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help.
1673	INFO: SSL port = val
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener/Handler is using port 'val' for this connection.
	Action	None

1674	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using `malloc` failed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device.
	See Also	See the `malloc` function. For UNIX systems, see the `malloc`(3) manual page. For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help.
1675	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using `malloc` failed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device.
	See Also	See the `malloc` function. For UNIX systems, see the `malloc`(3) manual page. For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help.
1676	ERROR: Invalid connection id val
	Description	An invalid connection id was passed to the IIOP Server Listener.
	Action	The error indicates an internal problem with the IIOP Server Listener. Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1677	ERROR: Could not close private key, err = val
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener/Handler received the error 'val' while trying to close the private key.
	Action	The error indicates an internal problem with the IIOP Server Listener. Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1678	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using `malloc` failed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device.
	See Also	See the `malloc` function. For UNIX systems, see the `malloc`(3) manual page. For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help.
1679	ERROR: Could not initialize SSL library, err = val
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener/Handler received the error 'val' while trying to initialize the SSL library.
	Action	The error indicates an internal problem with the IIOP Server Listener. Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1680	ERROR: Could not load SSL library val, err = val
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener/Handler received the error 'val' while trying to load the SSL library.
	Action	The error indicates an installation problem with the WLE Security package. Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1681	ERROR: Could not get SSL library init rtn, err = val
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener/Handler received the error 'val' while trying to read the SSL library initialization function from the SSL library.
	Action	The error indicates an installation problem with the WLE Security package or an internal problem with the IIOP Server Listener. Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1682	ERROR: Could not get server information for ISL, errno = val
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener/Handler received the error 'val' while trying to get security-specific information for ISL.
	Action	The error indicates an internal problem with the IIOP Server Listener. Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1683	ERROR: Mixing -R and -a options is not supported
	Description	Both the -R and -a command options were specified. This is not supported.
	Action	Correct the command line options.
	See Also	The `ISL` command. For information about the `ISL` command, see the Administration Guide.
1684	INFO: Only first requesting principal will be used
	Description	The security service context in the message contains more than one requesting principal. Only the first principal will be used.
	Action	Verify that the version of the client software is correct.

1685	ERROR: Invalid permissions for security service context
	Description	The security service context contains invalid permissions.
	Action	Verify that the -E option is specified and the specified principal is correct. Verify that the version of the client software is correct.
	See Also	The `ISL` command. For information about the `ISL` command, see the Administration Guide.
1686	*ERROR: Unknown security service context version = val.val2*
	Description	The security service context version val is not supported.
	Action	Verify that the version of the client software is correct.

1687	ERROR: can't self-authenticate to principal 'val', engine error val
	Description	The security engine error val occurred when the ISH attempted to self authenticate with principal 'val'.
	Action	Verify that the specified principal name is correct.

1688	ERROR: Could not decrypt admin key, errno = val
	Description	The password for the SEC_PRINCIPAL_NAME in the tuxconfig file could not be decrypted.
	Action	Verify that the tuxconfig file is valid. Recreate the tuxconfig file and try again.

1689	ERROR: Could not init decrypt of admin key, errno = val
	Description	The password for the SEC_PRINCIPAL_NAME in the tuxconfig file could not be decrypted.
	Action	Verify that the tuxconfig file is valid. Recreate the tuxconfig file and try again.

1690	ERROR: Could not get admin key, errno = val
	Description	The password for the SEC_PRINCIPAL_NAME in the tuxconfig file could not be decrypted.
	Action	Verify that the tuxconfig file is valid. Recreate the tuxconfig file and try again.

1691	ERROR: Could not get server information for ISL, errno = val
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener process encountered an error while trying to obtain server information about itself from shared memory. The numeric value of `errno_val` is printed as part of the error message; you can convert this value to a symbolic value by examining `<atmi.h>`.
	Action	Examine the user log for a prior message indicating a more exact cause of the error. Contact Oracle Technical Support.

1692	ERROR: SEC_PRINCIPAL_NAME for this ISL is empty
	Description	The SEC_PRINCIPAL_NAME in the tuxconfig file is empty. A plugin may not be able to authenticate an empty principal name.
	Action	Verify that the SEC_PRINCIPAL_NAME should be empty.

1693	ERROR: Authorization plugin error = val
	Description	The authorization preop operation failed with the val error from the authorization plugin.
	Action	Look in the userlog for additional error messages from the authorization plugin.

1694	ERROR: Audit plugin error = val
	Description	The audit preop operation failed with the val error from the audit plugin.
	Action	Look in the userlog for additional error messages from the audit plugin.

1695	ERROR: Authorization plugin error = val, val
	Description	The authorization postop operation failed with the val error from the authorization plugin.
	Action	Look in the userlog for additional error messages from the authorization plugin.

1696	ERROR: Authorization plugin error = val
	Description	The authorization postop operation failed with the val error from the authorization plugin.
	Action	Look in the userlog for additional error messages from the authorization plugin.

1697	ERROR: Authorization plugin error = val
	Description	The authorization postop operation failed with the val error from the authorization plugin.
	Action	Look in the userlog for additional error messages from the authorization plugin.

1698	ERROR: Authorization plugin error = val, val
	Description	The authorization postop operation failed with the val error from the authorization plugin.
	Action	Look in the userlog for additional error messages from the authorization plugin.

1699	ERROR: Authorization plugin error = val
	Description	The authorization postop operation failed with the val error from the authorization plugin.
	Action	Look in the userlog for additional error messages from the authorization plugin.