EZZ8135I

Explanation
 An interface home address cannot be the same as
its subnet broadcast address.   The OMPROUTE configuration statement
that matched the specified IP address  included a subnet mask that
violated this rule.  The subnet broadcast address is obtained by logically
ORing the IP address with the bit complement of the subnet mask. 
For  example, the IP address 9.67.104.212 and the subnet mask 255.255.255.0
result in a subnet broadcast address of 9.67.104.255.  In this example,
the IP address 9.67.104.212 is not the same as subnet broadcast address
9.67.104.255, so the IP address can be used; however, the IP address
9.67.104.255 cannot be used because it is the same as the subnet broadcast
 address.
 In the message text:
 ipaddr
The IP address.
mask
The subnet mask value obtained from a statement in the OMPROUTE
 configuration file.  The value was obtained from a statement of the
type indicated by  the type value.  The statement
was used for this interface because it explicitly specified the IP
address or because it was specified with a wildcard value and the
interface matched the wildcard value.
type
The type of OMPROUTE configuration statement from which the subnet
mask  was obtained.  The value of type is either
OSPF_Interface, RIP_Interface or Interface.

System action
 OMPROUTE continues.

Operator response
 None. 

System programmer response
 Change the value of the IP address
in TCPIP, or in the OMPROUTE configuration  file, or both, to be an
address that is not the broadcast address for the  subnet. Change
the interface IP address value or subnet mask value so that  the IP
address is no longer the subnet broadcast address. You can change
the IP  address by modifying the TCPIP PROFILE configuration file,
or the OMPROUTE configuration file.   The subnet mask can be changed
in the OMPROUTE configuration file.

User response
 Not applicable.

Problem determination
 Not applicable.

Module
 EZAORCFG, EZAORYAC

Example
  None.