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(BASE=3500)(BASE+1)EXPLANATION
You typed an invalid command option.
ACTION
To see a list of options for this command, type:
NET HELP command
When typing commands, remember that most options must be preceded with a slash, as in /DELETE.
(BASE+2)EXPLANATION
The specified system error occurred.
ACTION
Correct the problem and retype the command.
(BASE+3)EXPLANATION
The command has an invalid number of options or variables.
ACTION
To see the syntax of this command, type:
NET HELP command
(BASE+4)EXPLANATION
The command tried to perform multiple tasks and some of them could not be completed.
ACTION
No action is needed.
(BASE+5)EXPLANATION
You typed an incorrect value for a command option.
ACTION
To see the syntax of this command and its options, type:
NET HELP command /OPTIONS
(BASE+6)EXPLANATION
The specified option is invalid.
ACTION
Check the spelling of the option you typed.
To see a list of options for this command, type:
NET HELP command
(BASE+7)EXPLANATION
The specified option can be confused with other options.
ACTION
Type enough letters of the option so that it is unambiguous.If the command has two options that both begin with /OPT, such as /OPT and /OPTION, you must type at least four letters to designate the second option.To see a list of options for this command, type:
NET HELP command
(BASE+10)EXPLANATION
You typed a command with two options that conflict, such as /YES and /NO.
ACTION
Retype the command without contradictory options.
(BASE+11)EXPLANATION
The specified program file could not be found.
ACTION
Check that the program is in the same directory as NET.EXE, which is usually in your system directory.
(BASE+12)EXPLANATION
This message should occur only on a down-level computer. Any action to correct the problem should be performed on that computer.The software you are attempting to run requires a more recent version of the operating system.
ACTION
Run the software using a more recent version of the operating system.
(BASE+13)EXPLANATION
Windows NT could not display all available data.
ACTION
The action required depends on the command that returned the error. Contact your network administrator.
(BASE+15)EXPLANATION
This command can be used only on a Windows NT Advanced Server system.
ACTION
Redo the operation on a Windows NT Advanced Server system.
(BASE+33)EXPLANATION
This task cannot be performed while the service is starting or stopping.
ACTION
Try the task later.
(BASE+34)EXPLANATION
The service did not report an error.
ACTION
Try the task later. If the problem persists, contact your network administrator.
(BASE+47)EXPLANATION
A service-specific error occurred.
ACTION
Refer to the Help or documentation for that service to determine the problem.
(BASE+194)EXPLANATION
This message should occur only on a down-level computer. Any action to correct the problem should be performed on that computer.You attempted to delete an active printer.
ACTION
After the current job has finished spooling, either print or delete the job. Then delete the printer.
(BASE+210)EXPLANATION
Windows NT could not find a file of Help information.
ACTION
Be sure the NET.HLP file is in the same directory as NET.EXE, which is usually in your system directory. This directory should also be on your search path (specified by the PATH command).
If you cannot find the Help file on your computer, contact your network administrator. Your administrator should copy the Help file from the Windows NT distribution disks to your computer.
(BASE+211)EXPLANATION
Help file, NET.HLP, is damaged. The file is usually in your system directory.
ACTION
Contact your network administrator. Your administrator should copy the Help file from the Windows NT distribution disks to your computer.
If the problem persists, contact technical support.
(BASE+212)EXPLANATION
Help file, NET.HLP, is damaged. The file is usually in your system directory.
ACTION
Contact your network administrator. Your administrator should copy the Help file from the Windows NT distribution disks to your computer.
If the problem persists, contact technical support.
(BASE+213)EXPLANATION
Either this domain does not have logon security and therefore does not have a domain controller, or its domain controller is currently unavailable.
ACTION
If this domain does not have logon security, you cannot use this domain. Otherwise, retry the command. If the problem persists, ask your network administrator if the domain controller is running.
(BASE+214)EXPLANATION
This message should occur only on a down-level computer. Any action to correct the problem should be performed on that computer.You must have administrative privilege on the remote computer to perform this task because that computer is running a previous version of LAN Manager.
ACTION
To complete this task, ask your administrator to give you administrative privilege on the remote computer, or have that computer upgraded to Windows NT.
(BASE+216)EXPLANATION
You typed an invalid device name.
ACTION
Check the spelling of the device name. Valid device names are LPT1: to LPT9: for printers and A: to Z: for disk devices.
(BASE+217)EXPLANATION
This message should occur only on a down-level computer. Any action to correct the problem should be performed on that computer.The log file you are using is damaged.
ACTION
If you may need to refer to this log file in the future, copy it to another filename, and then clear it so that you can start another one.
(BASE+218)EXPLANATION
This message should occur only on a down-level computer. Any action to correct the problem should be performed on that computer.The Netrun service runs only programs with the filename extension .EXE.
ACTION
To use a program with a .COM extension, an administrator must rename it to a .EXE file.
(BASE+219)EXPLANATION
Windows NT could not find the resource you wanted tostop sharing.
ACTION
Check the spelling of the share name.
To see a list of resources the server is sharing, type:
NET SHARE
(BASE+220)EXPLANATION
This message should occur only on a down-level computer. Any action to correct the problem should be performed on that computer.The internal record of this user is invalid.
ACTION
Contact technical support.
(BASE+221)EXPLANATION
You used an incorrect password.
ACTION
Check that you have the correct password, and then retype it.
If you cannot remember your password, see your network administrator to have your password changed.
(BASE+222)EXPLANATION
An error occurred when a message was sent to the alias you selected. An additional error message should follow this one. It will tell you what action to take to correct the error.
ACTION
Follow the recommended action in the second error message.
(BASE+223)EXPLANATION
Either your password or your user name is incorrect.
ACTION
Retry the operation with the correct password or user name.
If you cannot remember your password, see your network administrator to have your password changed.
(BASE+225)EXPLANATION
An error occurred when Windows NT tried to stop sharing the resource.
ACTION
Try again to stop sharing the resource.
If no more information about this error is displayed, use Event Viewer to read the system log.
If no more information appears in Event Viewer and the problem persists, contact technical support.
(BASE+226)EXPLANATION
You typed an invalid user name.
ACTION
Retype the command with a valid user name.
(BASE+227)EXPLANATION
You typed an invalid password.
ACTION
Retype the command, using a valid password.
(BASE+228)EXPLANATION
The two passwords you typed did not match.
ACTION
Be sure to type identical passwords.
(BASE+229)EXPLANATION
Loading of the profile stopped after an error occurred.
ACTION
No action is needed.
(BASE+230)EXPLANATION
You typed an invalid computer name or domain.
ACTION
Retype the command with a valid computer name or domain. If you need further assistance, contact your network administrator.
(BASE+234)EXPLANATION
You typed an invalid password.
ACTION
Type a valid password.
(BASE+235)EXPLANATION
You typed an invalid name.
ACTION
Type a valid name.
(BASE+236)EXPLANATION
You cannot share this resource.
ACTION
No action is needed.
(BASE+238)EXPLANATION
This command is valid only for device names of printers and communication devices.
ACTION
No action is needed.
(BASE+242)EXPLANATION
You typed an invalid user name or group name.
ACTION
Check the spelling of the user or group name. To see a list of existing users, type:
NET USER
To see a list of existing local groups, type:
NET LOCALGROUP
To see a list of existing global groups, type:
NET GROUP
(BASE+243)EXPLANATION
The server is not set up to be administered remotely.
ACTION
For the server to be administered remotely, you must share the server's ADMIN$ and IPC$ resources.
(BASE+252)EXPLANATION
No users have sessions with this server.
ACTION
No action is needed.
(BASE+253)EXPLANATION
This user is not a member of the group.
ACTION
No action is needed.
(BASE+254)EXPLANATION
This user is already a member of the group.
ACTION
No action is needed.
(BASE+255)EXPLANATION
You typed an unknown user name.
ACTION
Check the spelling of the user name and then retype the command.
(BASE+257)EXPLANATION
You did not provide a valid response to a Windows NT prompt.
ACTION
Type a valid response.
(BASE+260)EXPLANATION
The day you specified is invalid. Valid days are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Valid abbreviations are M, T, W, Th, F, Sa, and Su.
ACTION
Retype the command, using valid names or abbreviations.
(BASE+261)EXPLANATION
You specified a time range that starts later than it ends.Time ranges must start and end on the same day.
ACTION
Retype the command with a valid time range.
You can use either the 12-hour or the 24-hour time format. When you use the 12-hour format, you must specify either AM or PM for each time.
When you use the 24-hour format, do not specify AM or PM.
(BASE+262)EXPLANATION
You specified an hour in a format that could not be recognized. The hour can be a number from 0 to 12 in 12-hour format or 0 to 24 in 24-hour format. If you use the 12-hour format, you must specify either AM or PM for each time.
ACTION
Retype the command with the correct hour format.
(BASE+263)EXPLANATION
You specified the minutes in a format that could not be recognized.
Typing the minutes is optional, but if included, the format must be :00 (a colon and two zeros).
ACTION
Retype the command, either omitting the minutes or using the correct format (:00).
(BASE+264)EXPLANATION
Specifying minutes in your logon command is optional, but if included, the minutes must be in the format :00 (a colon and two zeros).
ACTION
Retype the command, either omitting the minutes or using the correct format (:00).
(BASE+265)EXPLANATION
You mixed 12- and 24-hour formats in your time specification.
If you use the 12-hour format (with AM and PM), the hours must be from 0 to 12. If you use 24-hour format, the hours must be from 0 to 24.
ACTION
Retype the command with either the 12- or 24-hour format.
(BASE+266)EXPLANATION
You tried to use the 12-hour format, but the time was followed by text that was neither AM nor PM.
If you use the 12-hour format, you must follow each time with either AM, A.M., PM, or P.M.
ACTION
Retype the command with the correct forms of AM and PM.
(BASE+267)EXPLANATION
You used an illegal date format.
ACTION
Retype the command with a correct date format.
Dates should be typed in the form mm/dd/yy or dd/mm/yy, depending on the user'scountry code. Months can be represented by a number, spelled out, or abbreviated to exactly 3 letters. Use commas or slashes to separate the parts of the date--do not use spaces. If you do not specify the year, Windows NT assumes it to be the next occurrence of the date.
(BASE+268)EXPLANATION
You specified an illegal range of days.
You must also type a hyphen between the first and last days of each range.
ACTION
When specifying days, use only the complete names ofthe days or valid Windows NT abbreviations. Valid abbreviations are:
M, T, W, Th, F, Sa, Su
Use a hyphen to separate the beginning andend of each range of days.
(BASE+269)EXPLANATION
You typed an invalid time range.
ACTION
Retype the command with a valid time range. Use either the 12-hour format, with the numbers 0-12 and AM and PM, or the 24-hour format, with the numbers 0-24.
Use a hyphen to separate the beginning and end of a time range, as in 9AM-4PM.
(BASE+270)EXPLANATION
You typed invalid options or variables with the command.
ACTION
Retype the command, using valid options and variables.
When you add a user account, the password you set for the user must conform to your system's guidelines for password length.
(BASE+271)EXPLANATION
The /ENABLESCRIPT option of the NET USER command accepts only YES as a value.
ACTION
Retype the command, either specifying /ENABLESCRIPT:YES or not specifying /ENABLESCRIPT.
(BASE+273)EXPLANATION
You typed an invalid country code.
ACTION
Specify a valid country code.
(BASE+274)EXPLANATION
The user was successfully created but could not be added to the USERS local group.
ACTION
Try deleting the user. Then add the user to the local group again. If the problem persists, contact technical support.
(BASE+275)EXPLANATION
The user context you supplied with /USER is invalid.
ACTION
Retype the command with a valid user context which may be a simple user name or a qualified user name (in the form DOMAIN\USERNAME).
(BASE+276)EXPLANATION
A system dynamic-link library could not be loaded.
ACTION
Make sure the file specified is in your system directory. If it is not, contact your network administrator.
(BASE+277)EXPLANATION
The NET SEND command no longer sends files.
ACTION
Type the message you wish to send on the same line as NET SEND.
(BASE+278)EXPLANATION
When you are creating the special shares IPC$ or ADMIN$, you may not specify a path.
ACTION
Retype the command without a path. For example, NET SHARE ADMIN$.
(BASE+279)EXPLANATION
The account (user or global group) is already in the local group you are trying to add it to.
ACTION
No action is needed.
(BASE+280)EXPLANATION
The user or group specified does not exist.
ACTION
Retype the command with a correct user name or group name.
(BASE+281)EXPLANATION
The computer account specified does not exist.
ACTION
Retype the command with a correct computer name.
(BASE+282)EXPLANATION
The computer account specified already exists.
ACTION
Choose a different computer name.
(BASE+283)EXPLANATION
The global user or group specified does not exist.
ACTION
Retype the command with a correct user name or group name.
(BASE+290)EXPLANATION
The system could not find the message.
ACTION
Contact your system administrator.
(BASE+302)EXPLANATION
You typed an invalid schedule date.
ACTION
Specify either a day of the month represented by a number between 1 and 31, or a day of the week represented by one of the following abbreviations: M, T, W, Th, F, Sa, Su.
(BASE+303)EXPLANATION
This message should occur only on a down-level computer. Any action to correct the problem should be performed on that computer.The root directory for LAN Manager is unavailable.
ACTION
Be sure the workstation is running and the directorycontaining the LAN Manager software is accessible.
(BASE+304)EXPLANATION
This message should occur only on a down-level computer. Any action to correct the problem should be performed on that computer.Either the SCHED.LOG file has been opened by another process or the disk is full.
ACTION
Be sure the disk is not full.
If another process has opened the file, you will have to wait for it to close the file before you can open it.
(BASE+305)EXPLANATION
The Server service must be running for this command to run.
ACTION
Start the server, and then retype the command.
(BASE+306)EXPLANATION
You specified a job identification number that does not exist.
ACTION
To see the list of jobs and identification numbers in the schedule file, type:
AT
(BASE+307)EXPLANATION
This message should occur only on a down-level computer. Any action to correct the problem should be performed on that computer.The schedule file is damaged.
ACTION
Restore the schedule file, SCHED.LOG, from a backup copy, or delete the file and create a new one with the AT utility. SCHED.LOG is in the LANMAN\LOGS directory.
(BASE+308)EXPLANATION
This message should occur only on a down-level computer. Any action to correct the problem should be performed on that computer.LAN Manager cannot find the job you are trying to delete.
ACTION
Check the job identification number by typing:
AT
Try again to delete the job, using the correct job identification number.
If the error persists, the schedule file, SCHED.LOG, may be damaged. Restore SCHED.LOG from a backup copy, or delete it and create a new one with the AT utility. SCHED.LOG is in the LANMAN\LOGS directory.
(BASE+309)EXPLANATION
Commands used with the AT utility cannot exceed 259 characters.
ACTION
Type a command with 259 or fewer characters.
(BASE+310)EXPLANATION
This message should occur only on a down-level computer. Any action to correct the problem should be performed on that computer.You cannot update the schedule file because the disk isfull.
ACTION
Make room on the disk by deleting unnecessary files.
(BASE+312)EXPLANATION
This message should occur only on a down-level computer. Any action to correct the problem should be performed on that computer.The schedule file has been damaged, possibly by system errors.
ACTION
Restore the schedule file, SCHED.LOG, from a backup copy, or delete the file and create a new one with the AT utility. SCHED.LOG is in the LANMAN\LOGS directory.
(BASE+313)EXPLANATION
The schedule file was cleared.
ACTION
No action is needed.
(BASE+315)EXPLANATION
The command could not be completed because another scheduled command is currently running.
ACTION
Try the command later.
(BASE+316)EXPLANATION
The minimum password age specified must not be greater than the maximum.
ACTION
Specify a minimum password age that is less than the maximum password age.
(BASE+317)EXPLANATION
User account values cannot be replicated to down-level servers unless the account values are compatible with the down-level server's values.
ACTION
No action is needed.
(BASE+370) EXPLANATION
The computer name you specified is invalid.
ACTION
Check the spelling of the computer name.
(BASE+371)EXPLANATION
The specified message number does not represent a Windows NT message.
ACTION
Check that you typed the correct message number. To see more information about system messages, type:
NET HELPMSG message#
where message# is the message number.
(BASE+413)EXPLANATION
Either this domain does not have logon security and therefore does not have a domain controller, or its domain controller is unavailable.
ACTION
If this domain does not have logon security, you cannot use this command. Otherwise, retry the command. If the problem persists, ask your network administrator if the domain controller is running.
(BASE+415)EXPLANATION
The system could not determine your home directory.
ACTION
Ask your network administrator to add a home directory for you.
(BASE+416)EXPLANATION
The system could not determine your home directory.
ACTION
Ask your network administrator to add a home directory for you.
(BASE+417)EXPLANATION
Your home directory is not a network path that can be connected to. The directory must specify a full path, including the server and share names.
ACTION
Ask your network administrator to verify that the home directory path specified in the user account is correct.
(BASE+432)EXPLANATION
The name you specified is not a valid domain or workgroup name.
ACTION
Check the spelling of the name. Retype the command with a valid domain or workgroup name.
(BASE+451)EXPLANATION
You specified too many values for the listed option.
ACTION
Retype the command with the correct number of values. To see the syntax of this command, type:
NET HELP command
(BASE+452)EXPLANATION
You typed an invalid value for the listed option.
ACTION
Retype the command with valid values. To see the syntax of this command, type:
NET HELP command
(BASE+453)EXPLANATION
You did not use the correct syntax of this command.
ACTION
To see the syntax of this command, type:
NET HELP command
(BASE+460)EXPLANATION
The file identification number you specified is either outside the valid range or is nonnumeric.
ACTION
Retype the command with a valid file identification number. To see a list of the server's open files and their identification numbers, type:
NET FILE
(BASE+461)EXPLANATION
The print job identification number you specified is either outside the valid range or is nonnumeric.
ACTION
Retype the command with a valid print job identification number. To see a list of a server's print jobs, type:
NET PRINT \\computername\sharename
(BASE+463)EXPLANATION
The user or group account you typed does not exist.
ACTION
Retype the command, specifying an existing account.
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