These status messages indicate you do have connection problems.
- Remote control panel unavailable
- Displayed during an initial connection to a server. It is displayed
when there is a problem with the remote control panel connection,
and you choose not to retry the connection. To find a possible solution,
see Remote control panel fails to start.
- Connecting remote control panel
- Displayed when the connection fails during the initial connection
or stops working after the initial connection. To find a possible
solution, see Troubleshooting connection problems. This status message
disappears when you solve the problem.
- Connecting console
- Displayed while the console is making the initial connection to
a server. If it is displayed for more than a couple of minutes, the
connection failed. It also displays when the connection stops working
after the initial connection. To find a possible solution, see Troubleshooting
connection problems.
- Connecting console or Connecting remote control panel
- Displayed when the console and remote control panel connections
fail or stop working. To find a possible solution, see Troubleshooting
connection problems. This status message disappears when you solve
the problem.
- Console unavailable
- Displayed when there is a problem during an initial connection
to a server and you choose not to retry the connection. It usually
displays when the Operations Console connection modem is not available,
but the Operations Console cable is attached. The Operations Console
connection modem is not a physical modem, but a logical device driver
that is included with Operations Console and allows a local console
to connect to a server. To find a possible solution, see Troubleshooting
connection problems.
- Console unavailable or Remote control panel unavailable
- Displayed when there is a problem during an initial connection
to a server, and you choose not to retry the connection for the console
or remote control panel. It indicates that there is a problem with
the console connection, possibly because the Operations Console connection
modem is not available or the console cable is disconnected. The Operations
Console connection modem is not a physical modem, but a logical device
driver that is included with Operations Console and allows a local
console to connect to a server. It also indicates that there is a
problem with the remote control panel connection. To find a possible
solution, see Local console does not detect console cable and Remote
control panel fails to start and Remote control panel fails to start.
In each case, the user selected No to
a previous message allowing the user to retry the failing
function.
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