DIMM memory messages (sub group 1).
Local (NVRAM) memory messages (sub group 2).
v
Group 2 includes the following subgroups:
Common multimedia messages (sub group 0).
Audio messages (sub group 1).
Video messages (sub group 2).
v
Group 3 includes the following subgroups:
Common input device messages (sub group 0).
Keyboard messages (sub group 1).
Mouse messages (sub group 2).
v
Group 4 includes common USB device messages (sub group 0).
v
Group 5 includes the following subgroups:
Common storage messages (sub group 0).
CompactFlash card messages (sub group 1).
v
Group 6 includes the following subgroups:
Common LAN messages (sub group 0).
Token-ring messages (sub group 1).
Ethernet messages (sub group 2).
v
Group 7 includes the following subgroups:
Common network priority messages (sub group 0).
DHCP messages (sub group 1).
BOOTP messages (sub group 2).
Local NVRAM) messages (sub group 3).
v
Group 8 includes the following subgroups:
Common network communication messages (sub group 0).
Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) messages (sub group 1).
NFS messages (sub group 2).
Boot file server messages (sub group 3).
Gateway messages (sub group 4).
thin client IP address messages (sub group 5).
Subnet mask messages (sub group 6).
Internet Protocol (IP) address messages (sub group 7).
Remote packet messages (sub group 8).
Message number
Message numbers indicate the type of error message. For example, messages
NSBXX00X to NSBXX49X are informational messages. Error messages NSBXX50X
to NSBXX99X are warning and error messages.
Origin
A message origin can be 0, 5, or 9. The message NSBXXXX0 indicates a high
probability of a thin client problem. The message NSBXXXX5 a high probability of
a network server problem. The message NSBXXXX9 indicates that the problem can
be either client or server related.
This table defines the error messages that can occur during the startup sequence of
a thin client that you configured from the setup utility. These errors appear on the
screen during the startup sequence. Improper configurations in the setup utility
Resolving hardware problems
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