WARNING 5656 ? What is this?

What does this error mean? The list of error codes in the Reference Guide skips this error number.
The name of the suffix we were attempting to load was 'partner'.
[10/Jun/2005:20:48:33 -0500] - WARNING<5656> - Mapping Tree - conn=621 op=6 msgId=7 - Operation attempted on backend partner in OFFLINE state. Returning default backend.

[10/Jun/2005:20:48:33 -0500] - WARNING<5656> -
Mapping Tree - conn=621 op=6 msgId=7 - Operation
attempted on backend partner in OFFLINE state.
Returning default backend.How are you trying to load the suffix?
Also, since the error makes mention of the "OFFLINE" state, is there a chance that things need to be ONLINE?
Just a stab in the dark...
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