How This Book Is Organized

This guide is a compilation of messages that you may encounter while running the Communications Server. Each message begins with a message ID, which has a format like the following:

<Subsystem\><IntegerId\>:

The subsystem is identified by the initial characters in the message ID. For example, in JMS0001, the subsystem is JMS.

The error messages in this guide are divided into chapters based on the subsystem prefix:

• Chapter 1, Unexpected Errors

• Chapter 2, ACC Error Messages

• Chapter 3, ACT Error Messages

• Chapter 4, ADM Error Messages

• Chapter 5, CIS Error Messages

• Chapter 6, CMNUTIL Error Messages

• Chapter 7, CONF Error Messages

• Chapter 8, CORE Error Messages

• Chapter 9, DIAG Error Messages

• Chapter 10, DPL Error Messages

• Chapter 11, DTX Error Messages

• Chapter 12, EEADM Error Messages

• Chapter 13, EJB Error Messages

• Chapter 14, IOP Error Messages

• Chapter 15, JBISE Error Messages

• Chapter 16, JDO Error Messages

• Chapter 17, JML Error Messages

• Chapter 18, JMS Error Messages

• Chapter 19, JTS Error Messages

• Chapter 20, LAUNCHER Error Messages

• Chapter 21, LCM Error Messages

• Chapter 22, LDR Error Messages

• Chapter 23, MDB Error Messages

• Chapter 24, NAM Error Messages

• Chapter 25, RAR Error Messages

• Chapter 26, SEC Error Messages

• Chapter 27, SERVER Error Messages

• Chapter 28, SGMT Error Messages

• Chapter 29, SYNC Error Messages

• Chapter 30, UTIL Error Messages

• Chapter 31, VRFY Error Messages

• Chapter 32, WEB Error Messages

• Chapter 33, WSS Error Messages

The messages defined in this reference guide also include the following information:

• Message — The brief text description accompanying the numeric message ID when viewed in the Communications Server Log Viewer.

• Cause — Meaning and likely cause of the message.

• Solutions/Workarounds — Instructions on how to address the condition that caused the message to be generated.