Failed to modify communications configuration

There was a problem applying your Communications Configuration changes. The error message you receive indicates one of the following conditions:

Path contains invalid character

The path format is invalid because it contains a character that is not allowed, or has extra characters following the last component.

Refer to the Network Browser dialog help for instructions on entering a path.

Components of a path must be separated by commas

The path consists of a series of components that must be separated by a comma. You entered one or more components that were not separated this way.

Refer to the Network Browser dialog help for instructions on entering a path.

Path format is invalid

One or more components of the path were entered incorrectly.

Refer to the Network Browser dialog help for instructions on entering a path.

Use of "." restricted to IP address

The path contains an IP address with an invalid format, or an IP address as the first component in the path.

Refer to the Network Browser dialog help for instructions on entering an IP address.

Unsupported base specified

The "#" sign can be used in a path component to change the base of a number from the default base 10. The only bases supported using this technique are 8 and 16. For example, 8#33 and 16#1E are valid entries, while 2#1 is not.

Enter a supported base.

Path required for selected protocol

A path is not required for all protocols, but the selected protocol does require one.

Enter a path for this protocol.

Path component value too large

Some component of the path has a value that exceeds the maximum allowed. Node/port values can be no larger than 255 (decimal). IP address segments can be no larger than 255 (decimal).