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Conference help::decnet-osi_for_vms

Title:DECnet/OSI for OpenVMS
Moderator:TUXEDO::FONSECA
Created:Thu Feb 21 1991
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:3990
Total number of notes:19027

3861.0. "Corrupted Hello PDU Received" by NSDP01::RV () Wed Feb 05 1997 09:49

	Hi,
	Can somebody give me some idea where to search for this problem:
	
	One VMS system is regularely logging some DECnet events:

%%%%%%%%%%% OPCOM 23-JAN-1997 20:58:02.93 %%%%%%%%%%
Message from user SYSTEM on ARCSHM
Event: Corrupted Hello PDU Received from: Node LOCAL:.CNA.ARCSHM Routing Circuit
ISA-0,
	at: 1997-01-23-20:58:02.926+00:00Iinf
	PDU Header='8215010002070800000010A40007AA0004001A1C21000000000000000000
0000000000000000000000000'H
	eventUid 	5DC6A158-7563-11D0-82F5-08002B9B8CFB
	entityUid 	B5B1C4A0-AE40-11CF-8002-AA000400181C
	streamUid	BF213C00-AE40-11CF-8002-AA000400181C

and

Node 0 Routing Circuit ISA-0
at 1997-01-23-23-20:56:44.646+01:000Iinf

Counters

	Data PDUs Received		= 20865139
	Data PDUs Fragmented		= 0
	Data PDUs Transmitted		= 39415638
	Segmentation Failure Discards	= 0
	Circuit Changes			= 1
	Initialisation Failures		= 0
	Control PDUs Sent		= 90409
	Control PDUs Received		= 726351
	Corrupted Hello PDUs Received	= 51356
	Creation Time			= 1996-05-15-11:58:36.650+02:00Iinf

Looking at csma-cd station, there are no physical errors 


An answer will be appreciated
Thanks in advance,
Roberr
			
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3861.1corrupt ES hello from 7.26MARVIN::RIGBYNo such thing as an alpha betaWed Feb 05 1997 10:3515
It looks like an ES hello that has been corrupted.

Where the ES address count should be, there is a 0. If we replace the 000001a4
by 00010a49 it would look much more reasonable:

dtf/pipe/ty=osi/fu/nohigh/nohead "821501000207080000010A490007AA0004001A1C21

      OSI packet type: ES hello
      -------------------------
      Header length                 21
      Holding time                  1800
      Checksum                      0x0000
      Source Address                490007AA0004001A1C21

This would appear to be from 7.26
3861.2Sorry Typing errorBACHUS::VANDENBERGHEWed Feb 05 1997 12:496
	Sorry it was my fault I incorrectly type the message which is containing 

	10A490007

	So This is not the problem.
	
3861.3Check out the packets from the apparant sourceMARVIN::RIGBYNo such thing as an alpha betaThu Feb 06 1997 04:3110
That still leaves the hello coming from 7.26.

The trailing 0s aren't expected.

I would suggest using a LAN analyser to capture packets from 7.26 (especially to
the 9542 IS multicast 09-00-2b-00-00-05).

If there are a lot of trailing zeros which the ISO length field doesn't exclude
then I would suspect that there is something wrong with the end-system or some
bridge between the router and it.