MSIR.0289 JANUS (subcmd) command does not apply to non-(type) port (portname): Difference between revisions
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One common cause of this is using a wildcard portname that matches the name of ports of various types. For example, issuing a "JANUS WEB * ..." would cause the JANUS WEB command to be applied to any non-web-server ports. As long as the command is applied to the appropriate port or ports there is no harm done and this message should just be considered a nuisance; it is, however, a counting error message. | One common cause of this is using a wildcard portname that matches the name of ports of various types. For example, issuing a "JANUS WEB * ..." would cause the JANUS WEB command to be applied to any non-web-server ports. As long as the command is applied to the appropriate port or ports there is no harm done and this message should just be considered a nuisance; it is, however, a counting error message. | ||
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Revision as of 17:43, 19 April 2013
This message indicates that a JANUS rule was issued against a port that is the wrong type of port. 'Subcmd' indicates the JANUS rule command issued: WEB, CLSOCK, or SRVSOCK. 'Type' indicates the type of port that is required for the indicated 'subcmd'.
One common cause of this is using a wildcard portname that matches the name of ports of various types. For example, issuing a "JANUS WEB * ..." would cause the JANUS WEB command to be applied to any non-web-server ports. As long as the command is applied to the appropriate port or ports there is no harm done and this message should just be considered a nuisance; it is, however, a counting error message.