What does errno 127 (ENETDOWN) mean?

 
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ENETDOWN

The network is unavailable, not merely the destination host

ENETDOWN is Solaris' network-down operational error. It should be separated from ENETUNREACH, where a network cannot be reached, and EHOSTUNREACH, where the failure is associated with a destination host. Those codes point at different layers of the reachability decision.

For a connection failure, the exact errno should be captured before higher-level libraries turn all three into a generic “network error”. A network interface or provider state problem can make changing DNS names, ports, or application credentials irrelevant.

Network-state checks

  • Record the interface and route selected for the destination at the time of failure, including administrative and link state.
  • Check whether the error is local to one network namespace/zone or affects the host's network providers more broadly.
  • Compare simultaneous connections through other interfaces before classifying the remote service as unavailable.

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