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This document is intended for network administrator to help them understand what a Novell error code is and possible sources and actions for error codes that could occur when managing their network.
This document includes sets of Novell error codes and the following information for each code listed within the set:
Error code number (hex or decimal) and its description
Source
Explanation
Possible cause (optional)
Action (optional)
This document includes the following overview information:
This document includes error codes sets for the Novell technologies listed:
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