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Re: NS3000 Errors
From:
Mark Bixby <[log in to unmask]>
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Mark Bixby <[log in to unmask]>
Date:
Wed, 20 Jun 2001 10:39:15 -0700
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Patrick Santucci wrote:
> I see that all the time. But these are different. Different 'Error' number,
> no Job/Sess #, 'Info' is not 1, and there's more to it:
>
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN VT; Job: 0; PIN: 604; Info: 18245
> - Error: 34;
> - Miscellaneous   : 12020
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN VT; Job: 0; PIN: 604; Info: 0
> - Error: 23; Offending IP address in Info(msb) and Qualifier(lsb)

This seems to be saying that #18245 and #12020 are encodings of the IP address
of the guilty party:

:calc 18245
18245, $4745, %43505
:calc $47
71, $47, %107
:calc $45
69, $45, %105
:calc 12020
12020, $2EF4, %27364
:calc $2e
46, $2E, %56
:calc $f4
244, $F4, %364

So the IP address might be 71.69.46.244.  If that is an IP address, it must be
a private one, because it doesn't appear to be recognized by my ISP's border
router.
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