X25 error

[Jason McCreery]

Does anyone know what the following x25 padem error msg means :

RESET RPE 1


CLR DTE 241

PAD EMULATOR logged off.

thanks

Jason.

[Alex Glennie · Accepted solution]

241 is often a security problem. Check x29hosts for syntax problems,
wildcard mistakes, blanks after the x121 number or special characters
(display functions!).
If this does not help, check the /usr/adm/X29/x29server/x29serverlog
and the matching client logfile.

[Alex Glennie]

Make the level 3 windows the same between the PAD and the network.

The RESET RPE 1 indicates that there is a procedure error and that
the packet count is out of sequence. A close inspection of the node
indicates that the PAD has a LEVEL 3 window of 3 and the network has
a LEVEL 3 window of 2.

The RESET RPE 1 was caused by the NETWORK and the PAD having conflicting
LEVEL3 window information.

[Jason McCreery]

Alex,

thanks for the advice. I have looked at this file and all looks fine.

I also can't find any log files.

Any other ideas ?

Jason

[Alex Glennie]

attach / post following files to this forum ? =>

/etc/x25/x29access & x29hosts ...may you missed something .... there may be other causes that I'm unaware of .....anyone ?

[Jason McCreery]

Thanks for all your help

See attached for my config details

[Alex Glennie]

My mistake, gave you old path (9.x) to log files : anything under .... /var/x25/log ?

These may help ? Also what's your setup involve : remote systems , new setup etc info useful

[Jason McCreery]

the x29server.log shows :

16:26:17 X29SERVER STARTED A NEW REQUEST: CALL 0913_27.
16:26:17 CALL 0913_27: CALL REJECTED. Access denied for security season.

This is a rebuild of a config that we origanly on this system, but the system crashed with no backups of the config files

Jason.

[Alex Glennie]

Jason, as you may have guessed I'm trouble-shooting your problem without the benefit of experience of x25 padem. I think we're nearly there , I've checked with our x25 guru's and everything checks out : however the pointed me to :

F1 241 disconnection normal

X25/9000 - x29server :

- Security violation !! Call has been refused by
x29server (see x29server.log). Your local x25 address
is not authorized in /etc/x25/x29hosts file. Check the
remote_x121 entry in pad_spt entry.

- A call has been received with reverse charge requested
(facility), x25 configuration on the receiver has
reverse_charge flag enabled but in x29hosts it's set to
disabled. Set it to "enable".

In your case I can't see a remote_x121 entry in pad_spt entry in your x29hosts ?

Configuration:
X29server is configurated in a single file (/etc/x25/x29hosts),
which is parsed once at initialization time. This file holds
a list of "pad_support" entries, each of them being an object
whose attributes are the following:
pad_spt {
interface_name (Required):

Name of the interface over which this entry shall
receive calls.
remote_x121 (Required):
Template of calling addresses allowed to access this
entry.
local_x121 (Optional):
Called address and subaddress that must be included in
the Call Request for this entry to be able to receive
the call.
pty_slave_fname (Optional):
Name of the single PTY driver that a call arriving on
this entry is allowed to use to communicate with the
user space application. The master and slave pty files
must exist and have the following format:
/dev/ptym/pty and /dev/pty/tty.
application (Optional):

Full path of the application to be invoked when the
connection is established.
cud (Optional):
Flag (Yes/No). "Yes" means that the Call Request CUD
(except the first four bytes used for X29 protocol ID)
has to be considered as the above application argument,
or as this application itself the above "application"
attribute is empty).
logging (Optional):
Logging level (0 to 3).
reverse_charge (Optional):
Reverse charge facility for the calling address
(enable/disable).
x3 (Optional):
X.3 configuration set name for this x29server login
terminal input/output session.

If this does not help resolve all I can suggest is await a reply from a x25 guru or log a support call with HP. Sorry but at least we've learn't some more about it

[Alex Glennie]

I see by the rabbit you've solved your owm problem , if you get time what was it ?

[Jason McCreery]

No I havn't solved the problem yet, I am still reaing through your mail.

Thanks

[rachelgomez_123]

Since this error deals with corrupted system files, it often pops up after an OS upgrade, such as upgrading from Windows 7 to Windows 10. It might also pop up after you install a major Windows 10 update.

Error 0xc0000225 can also occur if your PC shuts down during an important update, from malware attacking system files, or even from faulty hardware.

Regards,

Rachel Gomez