EZZ8438I

Explanation
 The specified policies, which are defined in a
configuration file or on an LDAP server, contain errors, or cannot
be accessed, for the specified TCP/IP stack or remote policy client.
The error might be caused by any of the following conditions: The policy definitions contain one or more syntax or semantic
errors. 
The configuration file configured for the specified policy type
does not exist or cannot be read. 
The Policy Agent that is acting as a policy client does not have
permission to access the specified policy type on the Policy Agent
that is acting as a policy server.
The import requestor does not have permission to access the policy
type on the Policy Agent.

 image is the name of the TCP/IP stack,
remote policy client, or import requestor for which the policy errors
were detected. When the image value specifies an
import requestor, this message is written only to the Policy Agent
log file.
 type indicates the policy type
for which errors were detected. The type value
is one of the following: IDS
Intrusion Detection Services policies
IPSEC
IP Filtering, KeyExchange and LocalDynVpn policies
LDAP
Policies configured in LDAP
QOS
Quality of Service policies
ROUTING
Policy-based routing policies
TTLS
Application Transparent Transport Layer Security (AT-TLS) policies

System action
 The results depend on type as
follows: IDS
Only the policy (for example rule or action) that contained the
error was discarded.
IPSEC
The previous IPSec policies will remain in effect and all of the
new configured IPSec policies were discarded.
LDAP
Only the policy (for example rule or action) that contained the
error was discarded.
QOS
Only the policy (for example rule or action) that contained the
error was discarded.
ROUTING
The previous routing policies remain in effect and all of the
newly configured routing policies are discarded.
TTLS
The previous AT-TLS policies will remain in effect and all of
the new configured AT-TLS policies were discarded.

Operator response
 Contact the system programmer.  If the system
programmer indicates that more information is required in the appropriate
Policy Agent log file, restart the Policy Agent with a minimum of
LogLevel 127 configured in the configuration file, or with the -d
1 start option.

System programmer response
 Examine the log files to determine
the cause of the policy definition errors.  When this message occurs
on a policy client, examine the log files on the policy server because
policy parsing is performed on the policy server.  If you need more
information to diagnose the errors, re-create the error with a minimum
of LogLevel 127 configured in the configuration file or start the
appropriate Policy Agent with the -d 1 start option.  Correct the
Policy Agent policy definition errors identified in the log and restart
Policy Agent with the corrected policy definitions.

Module
 PLFMMISC

Procedure name
  plfm_disciplineMsg 