This section gives the CCITT meanings for cause codes given in clear-indication and reset-indication packets:
Note: A RESET procedure is invoked to recover a single virtual circuit. A RESTART procedure is invoked when all virtual circuits on a link are to be reinitialized.
The CCITT defines the X.25 clear cause codes as follows:
List of CCITT Clear Causes | ||
Hex | Dec | Meaning |
00 | 00 | Originated by the remote X.25 data terminal equipment (DTE). |
01 | 01 | Number busy. |
03 | 03 | Incorrect facility request. |
05 | 05 | Network congestion. |
09 | 09 | Out of order. |
0B | 11 | Access barred. |
0D | 13 | Not obtainable. |
11 | 17 | Remote procedure error. |
13 | 19 | Local procedure error. |
15 | 21 | RPOA out of order. |
19 | 25 | Reverse charging acceptance not subscribed. |
21 | 33 | Incompatible destination. |
29 | 41 | Fast select acceptance not subscribed. |
80 | 128 | 80 through FF not defined by CCITT, but used by SNA. |
The CCITT defines the X.25 reset cause codes as follows:
List of CCITT Reset Causes | ||
Hex | Dec | Meaning |
00 | 00 | Originated by the remote X.25 data terminal equipment (DTE). |
01 | 01 | Out of order. |
03 | 03 | Remote procedure error. |
05 | 05 | Local procedure error. |
07 | 07 | Network congestion. |
09 | 09 | Remote DTE operational. |
0F | 15 | Network operational. |
11 | 17 | Incompatible destination. |
1D | 19 | Network out of order. |
80 | 128 | Originated through FF DTE. |