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Chapter 7 MtcEthP and MtcEtx Messages IOPn.MtcEtx status: Ethernet transmit error. Severity Warning Description The IL adapter was unable to transmit an Ethernet packet. Occasional transmit errors can occur, and the packet is retransmitted by MtcEtx. A large number of transmit errors can indicate a problem with the adapter or the Ethernet cable. If both IOPs are booted and joined, a disconnected cable or faulty adapter causes MtcEtx to report an error to the Fault Handler. The Fault Handler will deconfigure one of the IOPs. Related Messages IOPn.MtcMon callout: Bidirectional path IOP1 IOP2 Action • Make sure that the IL cable is appropriate for the NICs in use in your system. • Run the diagnostics on the adapter. • Use the HP NetServer AA Manager to examine the MtcEtx port counters. Excessive retransmits or receive out of sequence errors indicate a problem with the cable or the adapter. • Verify that the adapter was set up correctly (for example, 100MB full duplex). See Also For IL configuration information, refer to Chapter 3 in HP NetServer AA Solution Installation Guide. IOPn.MtcEtx status: Incomplete transfer of incoming Ethernet packet to the receive buffer. Severity Warning Description The IL adapter was unable to copy the entire Ethernet packet to a receive buffer owned by MtcEtx. The error usually occurs because the NIC was reset while a receive was in progress. IOPn.MtcEtx status: Initialization error. Severity Error Description This message is logged during initialization as the result of failure of a Windows NT kernel mode system routine. The Event Viewer Data section contains the Windows NT or NDIS error code. MtcEtx aborts initialization. Action • Check the Event Viewer for non-HP NetServer AA errors, such as those logged by the NIC driver. • If necessary, reboot the IOP. Refer to Chapter 9 in HP NetServer AA Solution Administrator's Guide for information about how to reboot an IOP. 132