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Help Center/ GaussDB(DWS)/ 8.2.0 and earlier versions/ Data Warehouse Service Error Codes/ GAUSS-50000 -- GAUSS-50999/ GAUSS-50600 -- GAUSS-50699

GAUSS-50600 -- GAUSS-50699

Updated on 2023-12-22 GMT+08:00

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GAUSS-50600: "The IP address cannot be pinged, which is caused by network faults."

SQLSTATE: None

Description: The IP address fails to be pinged.

Solution: Change the network settings so that the IP address can be pinged.

GAUSS-50601: "The port [%s] is occupied."

SQLSTATE: None

Description: The SCTP port is occupied.

Solution: 1. Check whether the resources that occupy the port number are available. If the resources are idle, release the port number. 2. Specify other port numbers.

GAUSS-50603: "The IP address is invalid."

SQLSTATE: None

Description: The IP address is invalid.

Solution: Modify the IP address.

GAUSS-50604: "Failed to obtain network interface card of backIp(%s)."

SQLSTATE: None

Description: Failed to obtain the network adapter.

Solution: 1. Check whether the network is normal. 2 Check whether the network adapter is normal.

GAUSS-50606: "Back IP(s) do not have the same subnet mask."

SQLSTATE: None

Description: The BackIP parameter cannot have the same subnet mask.

Solution: Set a subnet mask to the BackIP parameter.

GAUSS-50611: "Failed to obtain network card bonding information."

SQLSTATE: None

Description: Failed to obtain the network adapter binding information.

Solution: Check whether the /proc/net/bonding/network adapter ID file exists, and whether the BONDING_OPTS (Red Hat) or BONDING_MODULE_OPTS (CentOS) strings exist.

GAUSS-50612: "Failed to obtain network card %s value."

SQLSTATE: None

Description: The value of the network adapter RTU/RX fails to be obtained.

Solution: Check whether the network is normal and whether the network adapter is normal.

GAUSS-50613: "Failed to set network card %s value."

SQLSTATE: None

Description: Failed to set the network adapter information.

Solution: Check whether the network is normal and whether the network adapter is normal.

GAUSS-50614: "Failed to check network information."

SQLSTATE: None

Description: Failed to check the NIC information.

Solution: Check whether ifconfig is available. If it is, query it again.

GAUSS-50615:"IP %s and IP %s are not in the same network segment."

SQLSTATE: None

Description: The network segments of the two IP addresses are different.

Solution: Set the network segments of the two IP addresses to the same network segment. Then, perform the operation again.

GAUSS-50616:"Failed to get network interface."

SQLSTATE: None

Description: Failed to obtain the network interface.

Solution: Ensure that the IP address exists, ifconfig is available, and that IP information exists in the NIC configuration file. Then, perform the operation again.

GAUSS-50617: "The node of XML configure file has the same virtual IP."

SQLSTATE: None

Description: The same virtual IP address is configured for different nodes in the XML file.

Solution: Ensure that each node is configured with a different virtual IP address in the XML file.

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