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HP 9000 Networking: HP-UX SNAplus2 Administration Command Reference > Chapter 4 Commands (remove_dlc_trace to term_node)

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The start_dlc command activates a DLC.

When this command is issued, the associated node is activated automatically if it is not already active.

If this command does not return an error message, this indicates only that the command was issued successfully. The command does not wait for the DLC to initialize and therefore does not return error return codes if the initialization of the DLC fails. DLC initialization failures are reported by messages written to the error log file.

Supplied Parameters

Parameter name          Type             Length 
[start_dlc]
dlc_name character 8

Supplied parameters are:

dlc_name

Name of the DLC to be started. This must match the name of a defined DLC.

Returned Parameters

No parameters are returned by SNAplus2 when this command executes successfully.

Error Return Codes

If the command cannot be executed, SNAplus2 returns a primary return code to indicate the type of error and a secondary return code to provide specific details about the reason for unsuccessful execution.

Parameter Check

If the command does not execute because of a parameter error, SNAplus2 returns the following parameters:

primary_rc

PARAMETER_CHECK

secondary_rc
INVALID_DLC

The name supplied for the dlc_name parameter was not the name of a defined DLC.

State Check

If the command does not execute because of a state error, SNAplus2 returns the following parameters:

primary_rc

STATE_CHECK

secondary_rc
DLC_DEACTIVATING

The specified DLC has already been started, and is being deactivated.

Other Conditions

Appendix A “Common Return Codes from snapadmin Commands” lists combinations of primary and secondary return codes that are common to all commands.

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