Event ID 5002 Appears Using Banyan Vines Client and IBMTOK
Article ID: 139170
Article Last Modified on 11/1/2006
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Windows NT Workstation 3.5
- Microsoft Windows NT Workstation 3.51
- Microsoft Windows NT Server 3.5
- Microsoft Windows NT Server 3.51
This article was previously published under Q139170
SYMPTOMS
When you use the Banyan Vines client service version 5.5.6 and the IBM
Token Ring driver (IBMTOK.SYS) in Windows NT, Event ID 5002 appears in the
Event Viewer. The description of the system event is:
The description for Event ID (5002) in Source (IbmTok) could not be
found.
CAUSE
This problem occurs when the IBMTOK.SYS driver identifies that any one of
the bits in a particular register (ISRP_LOW) on the network adapter are
set. Refer to Chapter 7 of the IBM LAN Technical Reference regarding ISRP-
even. The event log data indicates that bit 2 is being set. Bit 2 is the
access interrupt bit described as follows:
When this bit is on, it indicates that a shared RAM violation or an
Illegal MMIO operation by the computer to an Attachment Control Area
register pair has occurred. The following conditions will set this bit:
- Any workstation write to a write protected location in the shared RAM.
- Any workstation write to the shared RAM mgmt registers (WRBR, WWCR and
WWOR).
- Any workstation write to ISRA(even).
- Any workstation write to a non-zero field of ISRP - odd or ISRA -
odd. Non-zero Interrupt fields of ISRP - odd and ISRA -odd must be
manipulated using OR and AND MMIO commands.
Windows NT logs the error and resets the ISRP_LOW byte to 0.
RESOLUTION
A new version of VNS.SYS that resolves this problem is available from
Banyan Support Centers.
Additional query words: prodnt 3.50 3.51
Keywords: KB139170