35.0 MAP Messages
The following includes messages from MAP.EXE.
MAP-X-100: Access to the server was denied.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
The user incorrectly entered the username, the password, or both; or the user tried to attach to a server on which the user is not defined as a user.
Action:
When the utility requests login information, type the username and password correctly. A user can attach to most servers as GUEST since user GUEST seldom requires a password.
MAP-X-115: Drive letter: is mapped to a bad directory handle. Try remapping it.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Explanation:
The user tried to delete a drive that had a bad directory handle.
Possible Cause:
This usually occurs because someone has removed the directory, and the user still had a mapping to that directory.
Action:
If MAP DEL does not remove the drive, try remapping it to another area; then delete it. For example, if
S4:= T:.[SERVER\SYS:\TOOLS]
and someone deleted the TOOLS directory, try the following:
> MAP DEL T:
Drive T: is used by the following search mapping:
SEARCH4
Do you still want to change it? (Y/N) Y
Error: drive T: is mapped to a bad directory handle. Try remapping it.
The mapping for drive T: was NOT deleted.
> MAP T:=SERVER\SYS:
Drive T is in use as a search drive.
Do you want to reassign this search drive? (Y/N) Y
Drive T:=SERVER\SYS:\
Then to delete it, do the following:
> MAP DEL T:
Drive T: is used by the following search mapping:
SEARCH4
Do you still want to change it? (Y/N) Y
The mapping for drive T: has been deleted.
MAP-X-130: Access has been denied and you have been logged out.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
The user tried to map a drive to a server to which the user was not already logged in.
Possible Cause:
An invalid username or password was used.
Action:
Retry with a valid username and password.
MAP-X-140: This account has expired or been disabled by the supervisor.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
The user's account has expired. The network supervisor can limit a user's account to a specific period, after which the account expires and is no longer accessible.
Possible Cause:
The account has been disabled. The network supervisor can disable a user’s account.
Possible Cause:
The user did not type the password correctly. The network supervisor can limit the number of failed attempts to log in to an account. For example, if the maximum number of failed login attempts for an account is three, and the user types the password incorrectly on four attempts, the operating system considers the user an intruder and disables the account.
Action:
Enable the user's account.
MAP-X-150: You could not be authenticated to server name.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
The user tried to map a drive to a Volume object off of the Directory tree to which the user was not already logged in. An invalid username or password was used.
Action:
Retry with a valid username and password.
MAP-X-195: Directory [name] cannot be located.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
The user used an invalid directory name with an INCLUDE or a MAP command. If this error occurs during login, the incorrect INCLUDE or MAP command is located in the login script.
Action:
Do one or both of the following:
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If the error occurs at the network prompt, examine the directory structure; then make sure all directory names in the MAP command are typed correctly.
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If the message appears during login, use the SYSCON utility to access the login script and to modify the INCLUDE or MAP command.
MAP-X-200: This utility cannot change local drives.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
A MAP CHANGE command was issued that referenced a local drive. Local drives cannot be changed to or from search drives using the MAP command.
Action:
Do not try to change a local drive to a search drive. To make a local drive a search drive use the SET PATH= DOS command. For information on the PATH= environment variable, see the DOS user guide.
MAP-X-215: The source drive was not defined. MAP cannot complete this operation.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
The user tried to map an existing network drive to a network drive that is not yet defined.
Action:
Reverse the order of the drives in the command. For example, if drive F: is an existing network drive and the user wants to map drive F: to drive G: (an undefined drive), use the following command format:
MAP G:=F:
MAP-X-260: You have reached the maximum number of server attachments.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
Each NetWare® server has a limited number of connection slots. A NetWare server can be configured in various configurations (for example, 1000 user, 250 user, 10 user, etc.). The server has filled all of its connection slots.
Action:
Try again after a user has logged out of the server.
MAP-X-287: This utility could not find the preferred server.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
An internal problemoccurred.
Action:
Try again. If the problem persists, contact a Novell support provider.
MAP-X-295: This utility could not create a context.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Explanation:
MAP unsuccessfully tried to allocate a context handle.
Possible Cause:
The user entered the name context in the NET.CFG file incorrectly, or the workstation does not have enough memory to set up the context.
MAP-X-400: You attempted to map a network drive to an unmapped drive or to a local drive.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
The path from the command line was to a local drive or was an invalid network drive (a drive that does not exist on the server).
Action:
Use the SUBST DOS command instead. If the user is trying to map to a network drive, verify that the path exists and that the user has access to it; then try the mapping again.
MAP-X-410: The supervisor has disabled the login function for this server.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
The user account on the server is locked. The network supervisor can disable the login function temporarily to prevent users from logging in or from attaching to the server during system maintenance. Most likely the network supervisor is doing maintenance work on the server.
Action:
This condition is usually temporary. Try to log in to the server after the login function has been enabled. If the user is using CAPTURE or NPRINT, attach to another server and use its printer.
MAP-X-430: The following drive mapping operation could not be completed: [mapping].
Source:
MAP.EXE
Explanation:
An unexpected error occurred during a mapping attempt.
Possible Cause:
Usually this is an indication of an invalid drive being mapped or of a command being mistyped.
Action:
Try the command again to verify that the specified drive and path exist. If this does not work, contact a Novell® support provider to get information on the error.
MAP-X-440: The operation was attempted on an invalid drive.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Explanation:
The user tried to map a drive to a path that is invalid or not locatable.
Possible Cause:
The user tried to map to a local drive.
Action:
Verify the existence of the path specified and make sure that it does not map to a local drive; then try the mapping again.
MAP-X-500: You do not have an account balance. This server charges for file services.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
The user does not have an account on this server.
Action:
Create an account for the user or reestablish a previous account.
MAP-X-520: You have exceeded your credit limit for this server.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
MAP denied the user access to the server because the user has no more credit on the server.
Action:
Give the user more credit.
MAP-X-550: The maximum number of connections allowed on this server has been reached. Wait until another user logs out.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
Each NetWare server has a limited number of connection slots. A NetWare 2.1x server can have up to 100 users connected. A NetWare 3 server can have up to 250 users connected. NetWare 4 or later can have up to 1000.
Action:
Try again after a user has logged out of the server.
MAP-X-580: Your password has expired and all grace logins have been used.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
The user account is locked because the user did not change the expired password. The network supervisor can limit the number of times a user can log in with an expired password.
Action:
If desired, unlock the user's account.
MAP-X-610: The server did not respond.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
The server lost power or was shut off before the DOWN command was issued.
When a NetWare server is brought down with the DOWN command, that command sends a message to all other servers on the internetwork to inform them that the NetWare server is no longer active on the internetwork. However, if a NetWare server is shut off before the DOWN command is issued, all other servers assume that the NetWare server is still on the internetwork, even though it is not. In this situation, the NetWare server name still appears with the SLIST command, even though that server is no longer active on the internetwork.
Possible Cause:
A broken or loose connection exists on the internetwork between this server and the server the user tried to attach to.
The NetWare server can be seen with SLIST up to 15 minutes after it has lost its power, or abends. This error message appears if a user tries to log in to or issue a command on the NetWare server.
Action:
Try the command again when the NetWare server has been brought back up.
MAP-X-640: Server name is part of domain name. This version of MAP is not a NetWare Name Service utility and cannot synchronize passwords in a domain. Use the NetWare Name Service utility SETPASS to change your password.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
The workstation is using a version of MAP that does not support NetWare Name Services. The passwords in a domain cannot be synchronized with this MAP version.
Action:
Use a version of SETPASS that supports NetWare Name Services to change the password.
MAP-X-680: The search drive command is not supported in OS/2.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
The user used a command not supported by OS/2.
Action:
When using OS/2, do not attempt to use search drives.
MAP-X-690: There is no room to expand the path environment variable with the mapping: [name].
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
This error occurs when a user tries to map a search drive. LOGIN could not add the variable to the local path environment variable. LOGIN attempts to update the master environment and, upon successful completion, attempts to update its own local environment. The workstation probably does not have enough available memory to allocate the new variables.
Action:
Increase the memory available to the workstation. See Section A.1, Resolving Workstation Memory Problems. (Adding more than 640 KB will not help, because 640 KB is the maximum that can be used.)
This is not a serious error; however, you cannot access those search drives (that came back with this error) as search drives until login has been completed. These drives are mapped as regular drives, and because they were successfully placed in the master environment, they can become search drives after login has been completed.
MAP-X-710: The password could not be changed. (code)
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
MAP could not change the password for the reason indicated by the error code.
MAP-X-830: You are trying to log in to too many stations simultaneously. The supervisor has limited the number of active connections you may have.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
The user could not log in to the NetWare server because the user is already logged in from the maximum number of workstations allowed. The network supervisor can limit the maximum number of workstations from which the user can log in. In this case, the user has used the maximum number.
Action:
Log out of a workstation before logging in from another workstation.
Possible Cause:
The user could not log in to the user account because the account is being used by the maximum number of users allowed. The network supervisor can limit the number of users who can be concurrently logged in to a user account. For example, the supervisor can limit the GUEST account to a maximum of five concurrent connections.
Action:
Wait for someone to log out from this account before you log in.
MAP-X-850: You are trying to log in from an unauthorized station. The supervisor has limited the stations you are allowed to log in from.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
The user tried to access an account from an unauthorized workstation. A network supervisor can restrict an account to one or more particular workstations from which users can access the account.
Action:
Use only authorized workstations to access the account.
MAP-X-860: You are trying to login during an unauthorized time period. The supervisor has limited the time period during which you can log in to this server.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
The network supervisor has set specific time periods when the user can use the server. The user cannot use the server until the next authorized time period.
Action:
Notify the user of the restricted time periods.
MAP-X-870: An unknown error was returned during MAP’s attempt to attach. (code)
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
An error occurred that the operating system cannot identify. The error number is identified by code. This usually indicates that the server is servicing the maximum number of logged-in users it can accommodate with its memory.
Action:
Ask some users to log out. If the error persists, record the error value and contact a Novell support provider. For information about a specific error code, search the Error Codes online documentation.
MAP-X-890: The specified server is unknown.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
The user mistyped the name of the server, specified a server that is not on the network, or specified a server that is down.
Action:
Using an applicable utility, such as NLIST or NetWare Adminisitrator, list the servers that the station recognizes. Type the name of the server correctly. If the server is down, try the command when the server has been brought back up. If the problem persists, contact a Novell support provider.
MAP-X-903: The command line syntax is invalid. For help, type MAP /?
Source:
MAP.EXE
MAP-X-905: This utility was unable to initialize the country information.
Source:
MAP.EXE
MAP-X-915: The specified volume does not exist.
Source:
MAP.EXE
MAP-X-919: This utility could not create a connection list. Error code.
Source:
MAP.EXE
MAP-X-920: This utility does not have enough memory available.
Source:
MAP.EXE
MAP-X-921: Either the supervisor has locked the bindery or volume SYS: is not mounted.
Source:
MAP.EXE
MAP-X-922: Intruder detection lockout has disabled this account.
Source:
MAP.EXE
MAP-X-923: An unexpected error has occurred. Error code: code.
Source:
MAP.EXE
MAP-X-924: All drives are in use.
Source:
MAP.EXE
MAP-X-925: The server specified is a Personal NetWare server. You cannot attach to a Personal NetWare server with this utility. Use the Personal NetWare utilities to access this connection.
Source:
MAP.EXE
MAP-X-970: The attempt to open the Unicode table files failed.
Source:
MAP.EXE
MAP-X-971: The workstation does not have enough memory to load the Unicode table files.
Source:
MAP.EXE
MAP-X-972: Access to the Unicode table files was denied.
Source:
MAP.EXE
MAP-X-973: The Unicode table files cannot be found in the NLS directory or in the search path. Code page: number Country: number
Source:
MAP.EXE
MAP-X-974: The Unicode table files are corrupt.
Source:
MAP.EXE
MAP-X-975: The Unicode table files cannot be opened because there are already too many open files. Close some files or modify your CONFIG.SYS file.
Source:
MAP.EXE
MAP-X-998: The message file found (utility_name.MSG) is an incorrect version. The correct version is number. See your network supervisor for assistance.
Source:
MAP.EXE
MAP-X-999: The message file for this utility cannot be found.
Source:
MAP.EXE
MAP-X-2030: The password for user name on server name has expired.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
The user's account is locked because the password has expired. The network supervisor can require periodic password changes for accounts to protect them from access by unauthorized persons. The network supervisor can assign a grace period during which users can still use their recently expired passwords before having to choose new ones. The user has exceeded the grace period.
Action:
Use the SETPASS command to change the password. Whenever a user is notified that a password has expired, it must be changed before the grace period ends. If it is not, the network supervisor must change it for the user.
MAP-X-2032: The password for user name has expired.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
The user’s account is locked because the password has expired. The network supervisor can require periodic password changes for accounts to protect them from access by unauthorized persons. The network supervisor can assign a grace period during which users can still use their recently expired passwords before having to choose new ones. The user has exceeded the grace period.
Action:
Use the SETPASS command to change the password. Whenever a user is notified that a password has expired, it must be changed before the grace period ends. If it is not, the network supervisor must change it for the user.
MAP-X-2040: This is your last chance to change your password. You have no grace logins remaining.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
If the user does not change the password during this session, the user will not be able to log in next session.
Action:
Change the password.
MAP-X-2050: The new password was retyped incorrectly.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
The password typed the second time was different from the password typed initially.
Action:
Try again.
MAP-X-2070: The new password has been used previously.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
The user tried to change the password to one the user had used previously. The network supervisor can require periodic password changes for accounts to protect them from access by unauthorized persons. The network supervisor can restrict users from changing their passwords back to words they have used before.
Action:
Select a password that has not already been used with this account.
MAP-X-2080: The new password is too short.
Source:
MAP.EXE
Possible Cause:
Passwords on this server are required to be a certain minimum number of characters to be valid. The user entered a password that is too short.
Action:
Use a longer password.