This section lists the error messages reported by the TCP/IP stack. Each message includes a description of the message and suggests ways to resolve the error.

ARP: Changed hardware address for IP address nn.nn.nn.nn

Description: The TCP/IP stack has detected that the IP address specified in the error message has a new hardware address.

Resolution: Verify that the ARP cache reflects the correct hardware address for the specified IP address, or ignore it.

ARP: Host hardware address is broadcast

Description: The TCP/IP stack has detected that the hardware address of the host it is trying to reach is a broadcast address.

Resolution: Verify that the hardware address for the target host is the correct hardware address.

Default Gateway ioctl failed

Description: The default route is either missing from MULTINET.INI or is incorrect.

Resolution: Verify that the default route, host IP address, and network mask are correct in the Configuration Utility.

Duplicate IP address detected

Description: The TCP/IP stack has detected one IP address with two hardware addresses.

Resolution: Identify the host with the incorrect IP address and correct it.

Error: n 

Please close all applications, exit Windows, and reboot your 
system

Description: The TCP/IP stack has detected an error in the kernel.

Resolution: Close any open applications, exit Windows, and reboot your workstation. Contact Cisco Technical Support.

Initialization of Cisco TCP/IP Suite Kernel failed

Description: The TCP/IP stack has detected a problem with system files or with stack configuration.

Resolution: Using the Configuration Utility, delete the enabled interface and add it to the configuration again. Contact Cisco Technical Support if the problem persists.

Initialization of system timer failed

Description: Windows is out of resources.

Resolution: Reboot your workstation. Contact Cisco Technical Support if the problem persists.

Initialization of VMULTINT.386 failed

Description: The TCP/IP stack has detected a problem with system files or with stack configuration.

Resolution: Using the Configuration Utility, delete the enabled interface and add it to the configuration again. Contact Cisco Technical Support if the problem persists.

Interface n: Broadcast Address ioctl failed

Description: The broadcast address is either missing from MULTINET.INI or is incorrect.

Resolution: Verify that the broadcast address, host IP address, and network mask are correct in the Configuration Utility.

Interface n: IP Address ioctl failed

Description: Your workstation's IP address is either missing from MULTINET.INI or is incorrect.

Resolution: Verify that your workstation's IP address and network mask are correct in the Configuration Utility.

Interface n: Net Mask ioctl failed

Description: The subnet mask is either missing from MULTINET.INI or is incorrect.

Resolution: Verify that the network mask and the IP address are correct in the Configuration Utility.

Interface n: wrong Broadcast Address

Description: The broadcast address is either missing from MULTINET.INI or is incorrect.

Resolution: Verify that the broadcast address and network address are correct in the Configuration Utility.

Interface n: wrong IP Address

Description: The IP address is either missing from MULTINET.INI or is incorrect.

Resolution: Verify that the IP address is correct in the Configuration Utility.

Interface n: wrong Net Mask

Description: The subnet mask is either missing from MULTINET.INI or is incorrect.

Resolution: Verify that the network mask and IP address are correct in the Configuration Utility.

Loading TGVMOD.MOD failed

Description: TGVMOD.MOD is either missing or corrupt, or does not have sufficient DOS memory to load properly.

Resolution: For Windows 3.x, make sure TGVMOD.MOD is in the DOS path. If you cannot locate TGVMOD.MOD, reinstall the Cisco TCP/IP Suite Stack for Windows. For both Windows 95 and Windows 3.x, make sure your system has sufficient DOS memory. Close any unused applications to free memory.

mbuf map full

Description: The TCP/IP stack does not have enough memory to complete the requested action.

Resolution: Make sure that your system has sufficient memory. Close any unused applications to free memory. Contact Cisco Technical Support if the problem persists.

Memory allocation failed

Description: The TCP/IP stack does not have sufficient DOS memory to operate properly.

Resolution: Make sure that your system has sufficient DOS memory. Reboot your workstation. Contact Cisco Technical Support if the problem persists.

No available Callout structures

Description: The TCP/IP stack does not have enough memory to complete the requested action.

Resolution: Make sure that your system has sufficient memory. Close any unused applications to free memory. Contact Cisco Technical Support if the problem persists.

No interface defined

Description: Your workstation does not have an interface defined for use on the network.

Resolution: Use the Configuration Utility to add an interface to your workstation's configuration.

Registering a notification callback failed

Description: Windows is out of resources.

Resolution: Reboot your workstation. Contact Cisco Technical Support if the problem persists.

Route n: route ioctl failed

Description: The route is either missing from MULTINET.INI or is incorrect.

Resolution: Verify that the route, network mask, and host IP address are correct in the Configuration Utility.

Route n: wrong Address Qualifier

Description: The destination address of the specified route has been incorrectly identified as a host or as a network.

Resolution: Specify the correct address qualifier (that is, either host or network) for the specified route in the Configuration Utility.

Route n: wrong Destination Address

Description: The destination address of the specified route is incorrect.

Resolution: Correct the destination address for the specified route in the Configuration Utility.

Route n: wrong Gateway Address

Description: The IP address of the gateway is incorrect for the specified route.

Resolution: Correct the gateway IP address in the Configuration Utility.

Socket allocation failed

Description: Windows is out of resources.

Resolution: Reboot your workstation. Contact Cisco Technical Support if the problem persists.

VMULTINT.386: driver initialization failed

Description: The TCP/IP stack has detected a problem with system files or with TCP/IP configuration.

Resolution: Using the Configuration Utility, delete the enabled interface and add it to the configuration again.

Wrong Default Gateway

Description: The default gateway is either missing from MULTINET.INI or is incorrect.

Resolution: Verify that IP address of the default gateway is correct in the Configuration Utility. Contact Cisco Technical Support if the problem persists.

Wrong host name

Description: Your workstation's host name is either missing from MULTINET.INI or is incorrect.

Resolution: Verify that your workstation's host name is correct in the Configuration Utility.

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