System Messages: ISNAT Catalog 1700-1799


1700	ERROR: Audit plugin error = val
	Description	The audit postop operation failed with the val error from the audit plugin.
	Action	Look in the userlog for additional error messages from the audit plugin.

1703	ERROR: Invalid config SECURITY setting for -E option
	Description	The SECURITY setting in tuxconfig file is not USER_AUTH or greater.
	Action	Modify the SECURITY setting to be USER_AUTH, ACL, or MANDATORY_ACL.

1712	ERROR: Could not add workstation information: error code errorcode
	Description	When transforming a buffer to workstation format, the `ISH` could not add workstation information. Save errorcode to give to Oracle Customer Support.
	Action	Please contact Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`ISH`
1713	ERROR: Could not add message information: error code val
	Description	When transforming a buffer to native format, the `ISH` could not add information. Save errorcode to give to Oracle Customer Support.
	Action	Please contact Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`ISH`
1736	ERROR: Handler received message of unknown format
	Description	A message arrived at the ISH with an unknown format.
	Action	Contact Oracle Customer Support.

1746	ERROR: Invalid network address specified for -n option, val
	Description	The argument passed with the -n option is not a valid network address. See the description of the -n option on the `ISL`
	Action	Correct the CLOPT for the ISL and re-boot the server.
	See Also	`ISL`
1747	ERROR: Unable to get server group information for ISL, errno = errno_val
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener process encountered an error while trying to obtain server group 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.

1748	ERROR: Unable to get machine information for ISL, errno = errno_val
	Description	The IIOP Server Listener process encountered an error while trying to obtain machine 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.

1750	ERROR: SSL certificate not present in SSL Handshake
	Description	During an SSL Handshake operation, the IIOP Listener/Handler detected that an SSL certificate was missing from the certificate chain that was presented to it by a remote client program or by a remote IIOP Listener/Handler.
	Action	Examine the user log for a prior message indicating a more exact cause of the error. Ensure that all certificates in the certificate chain are accessible to the application. Contact your Certificate Authority or contact Oracle Customer Support.

1751	ERROR: failed to extract version from SSL CA certifcate
	Description	An error occurred when trying to determine the version of an X.509 certificate for a Certificate Authority.
	Action	Ensure that the certificates for the Certificate Authorities in your certificate chain are valid certificates. Contact your Certificate Authority or contact Oracle Customer Support.

1752	ERROR: SSL CA certificate contains no BasicConstraints extension
	Description	A certificate for a Certificate Authority was found to contain no BasicConstraints extension, as is required for X.509 version 3 certificates.
	Action	Ensure that the certificates for the Certificate Authorities in your certificate chain are valid and properly conforming. Refer to the TUXEDO documentation or release notes for information on how to adjust the level of BasicConstraints enforcement performed by TUXEDO. Contact your Certificate Authority or contact Oracle Customer Support.

1753	ERROR: failed to retrieve BasicConstraints from SSL CA certificate
	Description	An error occurred when trying to retrieve the BasicConstraints information from an X.509 certificate for a Certificate Authority.
	Action	Ensure that the certificates for the Certificate Authorities in your certificate chain are valid certificates. Contact your Certificate Authority or contact Oracle Customer Support.

1754	ERROR: the BasicConstraints extension in an SSL CA certificate is not marked as critical
	Description	The BasicConstraints extension in a certificate for a Certificate Authority was not marked as a critical extension, as is required for X.509 version 3 certificates.
	Action	Ensure that the certificates for the Certificate Authorities in your certificate chain are valid and properly conforming. Refer to the TUXEDO documentation or release notes for information on how to adjust the level of BasicConstraints enforcement performed by TUXEDO. Contact your Certificate Authority or contact Oracle Customer Support.

1755	ERROR: failed to parse BasicConstraints extension in an SSL CA certificate
	Description	An error occurred when trying to parse the BasicConstraints information from an X.509 certificate for a Certificate Authority.
	Action	Ensure that the certificates for the Certificate Authorities in your certificate chain are valid certificates. Contact your Certificate Authority or contact Oracle Customer Support.

1756	ERROR: the BasicConstraints extension in an SSL CA certificate is not marked as a CA
	Description	The BasicConstraints extension in a certificate for a Certificate Authority was not marked to indicate that the certificate does in fact belong to a Certificate Authority.
	Action	Ensure that the certificates for the Certificate Authorities in your certificate chain are valid and properly conforming. Refer to the TUXEDO documentation or release notes for information on how to adjust the level of BasicConstraints enforcement performed by TUXEDO. Contact your Certificate Authority or contact Oracle Customer Support.

1757	INFO: IPv6 not enabled.
	Description	The IPv6 address is used but IPv6 is not enabled.
	Action	Enable IPv6 by setting environmentriable variable TMUSEIPV6=Y

1759	*ERROR: IIOP message size IIOP_size* exceeds limit val.**
	Description	The received IIOP message size is too large. Malicious message from hacker may cause ISL to allocate unnecessary large memory blocks and then impact the system performance, even cause ISL cannot handle any service. ISL will close the connection.
	Action	Check if ISL is under attack. If it is not, adjust the ISL CLOPT parameter (-U).