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Cisco NX-OS System Messages ReferenceJuly 1, 2009

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Preface xxix

Audience xxix

Organization xxix

Document Conventions xxx

Related Documentation xxx

Obtaining Documentation and Submitting a Service Request iii-xxxi

C H A P T E R 1 Introduction to System Messages 1-1

System Log Message Format 1-1syslog Format on a Resident Device 1-1syslog Format on a Remote-Logging Server 1-3

Capturing System Messages and History 1-5Saving the System Messages Log 1-5Logging System Messages to a syslog Server 1-5

Displaying Information about System Errors 1-5

C H A P T E R 2 System Messages and Recovery Procedures 2-1

AAA Messages 2-1AAA-1 2-1AAA-2 2-1AAA-3 2-2AAA-6 2-2

AAM Messages 2-2AAM-2 2-2AAM-3 2-3

ACL Messages 2-3ACL-2 2-3ACL-4 2-5ACL-5 2-5ACL-6 2-5

ACLLOG Messages 2-7ACLLOG-4 2-7ACLLOG-6 2-7

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ACLMGR Messages 2-7ACLMGR-2 2-7ACLMGR-3 2-9ACLMGR-4 2-10ACLMGR-6 2-11

ACLQOS-SLOT# Messages 2-12ACLQOS-SLOT#-2 2-12ACLQOS-SLOT#-3 2-13ACLQOS-SLOT#-4 2-13ACLQOS-SLOT#-5 2-14

ACLTCAM Messages 2-15ACLTCAM-2 2-15ACLTCAM-3 2-18ACLTCAM-4 2-18ACLTCAM-6 2-19

AM Messages 2-19AM-2 2-19AM-3 2-23AM-5 2-26AM-6 2-27

ARP Messages 2-27ARP-2 2-27ARP-3 2-30ARP-4 2-36ARP-5 2-37ARP-6 2-38

ASCII-CFG Messages 2-39ASCII-CFG-2 2-39ASCII-CFG-3 2-40ASCII-CFG-6 2-40

ATIMERS Messages 2-43ATIMERS-3 2-43

BGP Messages 2-44BGP-1 2-44BGP-2 2-44BGP-3 2-47BGP-4 2-61BGP-5 2-64BGP-6 2-64

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BIOS_DAEMON Messages 2-65BIOS_DAEMON-2 2-66

BIOS_DAEMON-SLOT# Messages 2-66BIOS_DAEMON-SLOT#-2 2-66

BOOTUP_TEST Messages 2-67BOOTUP_TEST-2 2-67

BOOTVAR Messages 2-67BOOTVAR-2 2-67BOOTVAR-3 2-68BOOTVAR-5 2-69BOOTVAR-6 2-71

CALLHOME Messages 2-71CALLHOME-2 2-71CALLHOME-3 2-72CALLHOME-6 2-73

CDP Messages 2-73CDP-2 2-73CDP-3 2-73CDP-4 2-75CDP-5 2-75CDP-6 2-75

CERT_ENROLL Messages 2-76CERT_ENROLL-2 2-77CERT_ENROLL-3 2-77CERT_ENROLL-6 2-77

CFS Messages 2-77CFS-2 2-78CFS-3 2-79CFS-4 2-81CFS-6 2-81

CIMSRVPROV Messages 2-84CIMSRVPROV-2 2-84CIMSRVPROV-3 2-84CIMSRVPROV-6 2-85

CLIS Messages 2-85CLIS-5 2-86

CLOUD Messages 2-86CLOUD-2 2-86CLOUD-3 2-86

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CLOUD-6 2-87

CLUSTER Messages 2-87CLUSTER-2 2-87

CMPPROXY Messages 2-87CMPPROXY-2 2-88CMPPROXY-5 2-88CMPPROXY-6 2-89

COPP Messages 2-89COPP-2 2-89COPP-3 2-89COPP-5 2-90COPP-6 2-91

CORE-DMON Messages 2-91CORE-DMON-2 2-91CORE-DMON-3 2-92

CREDITMON-SLOT# Messages 2-92CREDITMON-SLOT#-2 2-92

CTS Messages 2-92CTS-2 2-92CTS-3 2-95CTS-5 2-95

DEBUGPROXY Messages 2-95DEBUGPROXY-6 2-95

DEV_LOG Messages 2-95DEV_LOG-3 2-96

DEV_LOG-SLOT# Messages 2-96DEV_LOG-SLOT#-4 2-96

DEVICE-ALIAS Messages 2-96DEVICE-ALIAS-2 2-96DEVICE-ALIAS-3 2-97DEVICE-ALIAS-6 2-100

DEVICE_TEST Messages 2-102DEVICE_TEST-2 2-102DEVICE_TEST-3 2-105DEVICE_TEST-4 2-106DEVICE_TEST-5 2-106DEVICE_TEST-6 2-106

DFTM Messages 2-107

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DFTM-3 2-107

DHCP_SNOOP Messages 2-108DHCP_SNOOP-2 2-108DHCP_SNOOP-3 2-108DHCP_SNOOP-4 2-110DHCP_SNOOP-6 2-111

DIAG_PORT_LB Messages 2-114DIAG_PORT_LB-2 2-114DIAG_PORT_LB-3 2-115DIAG_PORT_LB-5 2-119

DIAGCLIENT Messages 2-119DIAGCLIENT-2 2-120DIAGCLIENT-3 2-120DIAGCLIENT-4 2-121DIAGCLIENT-5 2-121

DIAGMGR Messages 2-122DIAGMGR-2 2-122DIAGMGR-3 2-123DIAGMGR-4 2-123DIAGMGR-5 2-124DIAGMGR-6 2-125

DMM-SLOT# Messages 2-125DMM-SLOT#-5 2-126

DOT1X Messages 2-128DOT1X-2 2-128DOT1X-3 2-128DOT1X-4 2-129DOT1X-5 2-130

DPP_DEBUG Messages 2-132DPP_DEBUG-2 2-132

DPVM Messages 2-132DPVM-2 2-132DPVM-3 2-133DPVM-4 2-133DPVM-6 2-134

DSTATS Messages 2-134DSTATS-2 2-134DSTATS-3 2-134

EIGRP Messages 2-136

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EIGRP-2 2-136EIGRP-3 2-142EIGRP-4 2-147EIGRP-5 2-147

ELTM Messages 2-148ELTM-2 2-148ELTM-6 2-149

ELTMC-SLOT# Messages 2-149ELTMC-SLOT#-2 2-149

EOU Messages 2-151EOU-2 2-151EOU-5 2-152EOU-6 2-152EOU-7 2-154

EPP Messages 2-154EPP-5 2-155

ETH-PORT-SEC Messages 2-155ETH-PORT-SEC-2 2-155ETH-PORT-SEC-3 2-156ETH-PORT-SEC-5 2-157

ETH_PORT_CHANNEL Messages 2-158ETH_PORT_CHANNEL-1 2-158ETH_PORT_CHANNEL-2 2-159ETH_PORT_CHANNEL-3 2-159ETH_PORT_CHANNEL-4 2-161ETH_PORT_CHANNEL-5 2-162ETH_PORT_CHANNEL-6 2-164ETH_PORT_CHANNEL-7 2-164

ETH_PORT_SEC Messages 2-165ETH_PORT_SEC-3 2-165ETH_PORT_SEC-5 2-166

ETHPORT Messages 2-167ETHPORT-2 2-167ETHPORT-3 2-169ETHPORT-4 2-170ETHPORT-5 2-170

EUREKA_USD Messages 2-181EUREKA_USD-3 2-181

EVMC Messages 2-182

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EVMC-5 2-182

EVMS Messages 2-182EVMS-2 2-182EVMS-4 2-183

EXCEPTIONLOG-SLOT# Messages 2-183EXCEPTIONLOG-SLOT#-2 2-183

FC-TUNNEL Messages 2-183FC-TUNNEL-3 2-183FC-TUNNEL-5 2-185

FCC Messages 2-186FCC-2 2-186FCC-5 2-186FCC-6 2-187

FCC_LC Messages 2-187FCC_LC-2 2-187FCC_LC-5 2-188FCC_LC-6 2-188

FCD Messages 2-189FCD-7 2-189

FCDD-SLOT# Messages 2-189FCDD-SLOT#-3 2-189FCDD-SLOT#-4 2-189FCDD-SLOT#-5 2-190FCDD-SLOT#-7 2-190

FCDDH-SLOT# Messages 2-191FCDDH-SLOT#-3 2-191FCDDH-SLOT#-4 2-191FCDDH-SLOT#-5 2-191

FCDOMAIN Messages 2-191FCDOMAIN-2 2-192FCDOMAIN-3 2-195FCDOMAIN-4 2-197FCDOMAIN-5 2-198FCDOMAIN-6 2-199FCDOMAIN-7 2-205

FCFWD Messages 2-207FCFWD-3 2-207FCFWD-4 2-207FCFWD-6 2-208

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FCNS Messages 2-208FCNS-2 2-208FCNS-3 2-209FCNS-4 2-210FCNS-6 2-210

FCS Messages 2-210FCS-2 2-210FCS-3 2-211FCS-4 2-213FCS-5 2-213FCS-6 2-213

FCSP-MGR Messages 2-213FCSP-MGR-2 2-214

FDMI Messages 2-215FDMI-2 2-216FDMI-3 2-216FDMI-4 2-217FDMI-6 2-218

FEATURE-MGR Messages 2-218FEATURE-MGR-2 2-218

FICON Messages 2-218FICON-2 2-218FICON-3 2-219FICON-5 2-220FICON-6 2-221

FLOGI Messages 2-221FLOGI-1 2-221FLOGI-2 2-222FLOGI-4 2-222FLOGI-5 2-223

FS-DAEMON Messages 2-223FS-DAEMON-2 2-224

FSCM Messages 2-224FSCM-2 2-224

FSPF Messages 2-224FSPF-2 2-224FSPF-3 2-225FSPF-4 2-227FSPF-5 2-228

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FSPF-6 2-228FSPF-7 2-230

FWM Messages 2-230FWM-0 2-230FWM-1 2-230FWM-2 2-231FWM-3 2-232FWM-4 2-233FWM-6 2-233

GLBP Messages 2-233GLBP-2 2-234GLBP-3 2-234GLBP-4 2-236GLBP-5 2-237

HEAP Messages 2-239HEAP-3 2-240HEAP-4 2-240

HSRP_ENGINE Messages 2-240HSRP_ENGINE-3 2-240HSRP_ENGINE-4 2-240HSRP_ENGINE-6 2-242

ICMPV6 Messages 2-243ICMPV6-2 2-243ICMPV6-3 2-244ICMPV6-6 2-248

IGMP Messages 2-249IGMP-2 2-249IGMP-3 2-249IGMP-6 2-257

IKE Messages 2-258IKE-3 2-259IKE-4 2-260IKE-6 2-261

ILC-SPAN Messages 2-261ILC-SPAN-3 2-261

ILC_HELPER Messages 2-261ILC_HELPER-2 2-262ILC_HELPER-3 2-262ILC_HELPER-6 2-262

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IM Messages 2-262IM-3 2-263IM-5 2-263

IMAGE_DNLD-SLOT# Messages 2-264IMAGE_DNLD-SLOT#-2 2-264IMAGE_DNLD-SLOT#-4 2-265IMAGE_DNLD-SLOT#-5 2-265

IMAGE_UPGRADE-SLOT# Messages 2-266IMAGE_UPGRADE-SLOT#-2 2-266IMAGE_UPGRADE-SLOT#-4 2-266IMAGE_UPGRADE-SLOT#-6 2-266

INTERFACE_VLAN Messages 2-266INTERFACE_VLAN-5 2-266

IOA_LC Messages 2-268IOA_LC-5 2-268

IP Messages 2-269IP-2 2-269IP-3 2-269IP-4 2-273IP-5 2-273IP-6 2-274

IPACL Messages 2-276IPACL-0 2-276IPACL-1 2-276IPACL-2 2-276IPACL-3 2-277IPACL-4 2-277IPACL-5 2-277IPACL-6 2-277

IPFC Messages 2-277IPFC-2 2-278IPFC-3 2-278IPFC-5 2-278IPFC-6 2-279

IPQOSMGR Messages 2-279IPQOSMGR-2 2-279IPQOSMGR-3 2-280IPQOSMGR-4 2-280IPQOSMGR-6 2-281

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IPQOSMGR-SLOT# Messages 2-281IPQOSMGR-SLOT#-3 2-281

IPS Messages 2-281IPS-2 2-281IPS-3 2-282IPS-4 2-287IPS-5 2-287IPS-7 2-296

IPS_SB_MGR-SLOT# Messages 2-297IPS_SB_MGR-SLOT#-2 2-297IPS_SB_MGR-SLOT#-3 2-298IPS_SB_MGR-SLOT#-4 2-298IPS_SB_MGR-SLOT#-6 2-299

IPSEC Messages 2-299IPSEC-2 2-299IPSEC-3 2-300IPSEC-5 2-300IPSEC-6 2-302IPSEC-7 2-302

IPV6 Messages 2-302IPV6-2 2-302IPV6-3 2-303IPV6-4 2-308IPV6-6 2-308

ISAPI-SLOT# Messages 2-309ISAPI-SLOT#-0 2-309ISAPI-SLOT#-1 2-310ISAPI-SLOT#-2 2-311ISAPI-SLOT#-3 2-312ISAPI-SLOT#-4 2-312ISAPI-SLOT#-5 2-313ISAPI-SLOT#-6 2-314ISAPI-SLOT#-7 2-314

ISIS Messages 2-315ISIS-2 2-315ISIS-3 2-318ISIS-4 2-322ISIS-5 2-325ISIS-6 2-326

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ISNS Messages 2-327ISNS-2 2-327

IVR Messages 2-327IVR-2 2-328IVR-3 2-331IVR-4 2-339IVR-5 2-340IVR-6 2-344IVR-7 2-345

KSINK Messages 2-345KSINK-3 2-345KSINK-6 2-348

L2FM Messages 2-349L2FM-0 2-349L2FM-1 2-350L2FM-2 2-350L2FM-6 2-351

L2FMC-SLOT# Messages 2-351L2FMC-SLOT#-0 2-351L2FMC-SLOT#-2 2-352L2FMC-SLOT#-5 2-352L2FMC-SLOT#-6 2-353

L2MCAST-SLOT# Messages 2-355L2MCAST-SLOT#-0 2-355L2MCAST-SLOT#-2 2-355L2MCAST-SLOT#-6 2-356

L3VM Messages 2-356L3VM-2 2-357L3VM-3 2-357L3VM-4 2-360L3VM-5 2-360L3VM-6 2-360

LACP Messages 2-361LACP-3 2-361LACP-5 2-362

LC-FCFWD Messages 2-363LC-FCFWD-3 2-363

LC-SPAN Messages 2-363LC-SPAN-3 2-363

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LC_CFG-SLOT# Messages 2-363LC_CFG-SLOT#-2 2-363

LC_PORT_CHANNEL-SLOT# Messages 2-364LC_PORT_CHANNEL-SLOT#-0 2-364LC_PORT_CHANNEL-SLOT#-3 2-364

LC_PORT_MGR-SLOT# Messages 2-365LC_PORT_MGR-SLOT#-2 2-365

LC_RDL Messages 2-365LC_RDL-3 2-365LC_RDL-6 2-366

LIBBASE_SVC Messages 2-367LIBBASE_SVC-5 2-367

LIBGD Messages 2-367LIBGD-2 2-367LIBGD-3 2-368LIBGD-5 2-368LIBGD-6 2-368

LICMGR Messages 2-369LICMGR-2 2-369LICMGR-3 2-370LICMGR-4 2-372LICMGR-6 2-372

LLDP Messages 2-373LLDP-3 2-373LLDP-5 2-374LLDP-6 2-374

M6RIB Messages 2-374M6RIB-2 2-375M6RIB-3 2-375M6RIB-5 2-382M6RIB-6 2-383

MAC-SLOT# Messages 2-383MAC-SLOT#-2 2-383

MCAST Messages 2-383MCAST-2 2-384MCAST-4 2-384MCAST-5 2-384

MCECTEST Messages 2-384

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MCECTEST-3 2-385MCECTEST-5 2-385MCECTEST-6 2-386

MCM Messages 2-386MCM-5 2-386

MFDM Messages 2-386MFDM-2 2-386

MODULE Messages 2-386MODULE-2 2-387MODULE-3 2-390MODULE-4 2-390MODULE-5 2-391MODULE-6 2-392

MONITOR Messages 2-392MONITOR-6 2-392

MRIB Messages 2-393MRIB-2 2-393MRIB-3 2-394MRIB-5 2-401MRIB-6 2-401

MSDP Messages 2-402MSDP-2 2-402MSDP-3 2-403MSDP-6 2-408

NFM Messages 2-409NFM-2 2-409NFM-3 2-410NFM-4 2-411NFM-5 2-412NFM-6 2-412NFM-7 2-413

NFP-SLOT# Messages 2-414NFP-SLOT#-2 2-414

NPC-SLOT# Messages 2-415NPC-SLOT#-3 2-415NPC-SLOT#-4 2-415NPC-SLOT#-5 2-415

NPV Messages 2-416NPV-2 2-416

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NPV-3 2-417NPV-4 2-420NPV-5 2-420NPV-6 2-421NPV-7 2-424

NTP Messages 2-425NTP-2 2-425NTP-3 2-425NTP-6 2-426

NVP Messages 2-426NVP-6 2-427

NVP-SLOT# Messages 2-427NVP-SLOT#-2 2-427

OC_USD Messages 2-427OC_USD-2 2-427

ORI_MAC Messages 2-427ORI_MAC-6 2-428

OSPF Messages 2-428OSPF-1 2-428OSPF-3 2-430OSPF-4 2-436OSPF-5 2-439OSPF-6 2-440

OTM Messages 2-441OTM-2 2-441OTM-3 2-441OTM-5 2-441OTM-6 2-441

PHY_USD-SLOT# Messages 2-442PHY_USD-SLOT#-4 2-442

PIM Messages 2-443PIM-2 2-443PIM-3 2-443PIM-5 2-454PIM-6 2-455

PIM6 Messages 2-457PIM6-2 2-457PIM6-3 2-457PIM6-5 2-468

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PIM6-6 2-469

PIXM Messages 2-471PIXM-2 2-471PIXM-3 2-471PIXM-4 2-471

PIXMC Messages 2-472PIXMC-2 2-472PIXMC-3 2-472PIXMC-4 2-472

PLATFORM Messages 2-473PLATFORM-0 2-473PLATFORM-1 2-476PLATFORM-2 2-477PLATFORM-3 2-490PLATFORM-4 2-492PLATFORM-5 2-493PLATFORM-6 2-495PLATFORM-7 2-495

PLOG Messages 2-495PLOG-4 2-495

PLOG_SUP Messages 2-495PLOG_SUP-4 2-495

PM Messages 2-496PM-2 2-496PM-3 2-496PM-5 2-500PM-6 2-500

PMALLOC Messages 2-501PMALLOC-3 2-501PMALLOC-6 2-502

PORT Messages 2-503PORT-2 2-503PORT-3 2-503PORT-4 2-504PORT-5 2-505

PORT-CHANNEL Messages 2-520PORT-CHANNEL-1 2-520PORT-CHANNEL-2 2-521PORT-CHANNEL-3 2-521

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PORT-CHANNEL-4 2-523PORT-CHANNEL-5 2-524PORT-CHANNEL-6 2-525PORT-CHANNEL-7 2-525

PORT-RESOURCES Messages 2-526PORT-RESOURCES-3 2-526PORT-RESOURCES-5 2-526

PORT-SECURITY Messages 2-527PORT-SECURITY-2 2-527PORT-SECURITY-3 2-527PORT-SECURITY-4 2-529PORT-SECURITY-6 2-530

PORT_CHANNEL Messages 2-530PORT_CHANNEL-1 2-530PORT_CHANNEL-2 2-531PORT_CHANNEL-3 2-531PORT_CHANNEL-4 2-532PORT_CHANNEL-5 2-533PORT_CHANNEL-6 2-534PORT_CHANNEL-7 2-534

PORT_SECURITY Messages 2-535PORT_SECURITY-2 2-535PORT_SECURITY-3 2-536PORT_SECURITY-4 2-537PORT_SECURITY-6 2-538

PORTPROFILE Messages 2-538PORTPROFILE-3 2-538PORTPROFILE-4 2-539PORTPROFILE-5 2-539

PPM Messages 2-539PPM-2 2-539PPM-3 2-540

PRIVATE_VLAN Messages 2-540PRIVATE_VLAN-5 2-540

PROC_MGR-SLOT# Messages 2-542PROC_MGR-SLOT#-2 2-542PROC_MGR-SLOT#-3 2-545PROC_MGR-SLOT#-4 2-545PROC_MGR-SLOT#-6 2-545

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PSS Messages 2-545PSS-0 2-546PSS-1 2-547PSS-2 2-547PSS-4 2-548PSS-5 2-548

PT Messages 2-549PT-4 2-549

QOS Messages 2-549QOS-2 2-549QOS-3 2-550QOS-4 2-552QOS-6 2-552

RADIUS Messages 2-554RADIUS-2 2-554RADIUS-3 2-555RADIUS-5 2-555RADIUS-6 2-555

RDL Messages 2-556RDL-2 2-556RDL-3 2-556RDL-6 2-557

REGEX Messages 2-558REGEX-3 2-558

RES_MGR Messages 2-561RES_MGR-1 2-561RES_MGR-2 2-561RES_MGR-3 2-562RES_MGR-4 2-563RES_MGR-5 2-563RES_MGR-6 2-564

RIB Messages 2-564RIB-0 2-564RIB-1 2-564RIB-2 2-565RIB-3 2-565RIB-4 2-566RIB-5 2-567RIB-6 2-567

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RIP Messages 2-567RIP-2 2-567RIP-3 2-568RIP-4 2-570RIP-5 2-571RIP-6 2-572

RLIR Messages 2-572RLIR-2 2-572RLIR-6 2-573

RM Messages 2-574RM-6 2-574

RM-SLOT# Messages 2-574RM-SLOT#-2 2-574

RPM Messages 2-575RPM-2 2-576RPM-3 2-577RPM-6 2-582

RSCN Messages 2-582RSCN-2 2-582RSCN-4 2-583RSCN-6 2-584

SAL Messages 2-584SAL-5 2-584

SAN_EXT_TUNER Messages 2-584SAN_EXT_TUNER-3 2-585

SCHEDULER Messages 2-585SCHEDULER-2 2-585SCHEDULER-3 2-586SCHEDULER-4 2-586SCHEDULER-6 2-586

SCSI-TARGET Messages 2-587SCSI-TARGET-2 2-587SCSI-TARGET-3 2-588SCSI-TARGET-7 2-590

SDV Messages 2-590SDV-2 2-590SDV-3 2-590SDV-4 2-592SDV-6 2-593

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SDV-7 2-593

SECURITYD Messages 2-593SECURITYD-2 2-593SECURITYD-3 2-594SECURITYD-6 2-595

SENSOR_USD Messages 2-595SENSOR_USD-2 2-595SENSOR_USD-3 2-596SENSOR_USD-5 2-598

SESSION-MGR Messages 2-598SESSION-MGR-2 2-598SESSION-MGR-3 2-598SESSION-MGR-4 2-598

SFC Messages 2-598SFC-3 2-599

SFM Messages 2-599SFM-2 2-599SFM-6 2-599

SKSD Messages 2-599SKSD-5 2-599

SKT_USD Messages 2-601SKT_USD-6 2-601

SLAB_LIB Messages 2-601SLAB_LIB-2 2-601SLAB_LIB-3 2-602

SME_CPP Messages 2-602SME_CPP-2 2-602SME_CPP-3 2-603SME_CPP-5 2-605

SME_CPP-SLOT# Messages 2-608SME_CPP-SLOT#-2 2-608SME_CPP-SLOT#-3 2-609SME_CPP-SLOT#-4 2-610

SMM Messages 2-610SMM-3 2-610SMM-5 2-613SMM-6 2-614

SNMPD Messages 2-614

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SNMPD-1 2-614SNMPD-2 2-614SNMPD-3 2-614SNMPD-4 2-615SNMPD-5 2-615SNMPD-6 2-615SNMPD-7 2-615

SPAN Messages 2-615SPAN-2 2-616SPAN-3 2-616SPAN-5 2-616SPAN-6 2-617

SPI-SLOT# Messages 2-618SPI-SLOT#-2 2-618

STP Messages 2-618STP-2 2-618STP-3 2-625STP-4 2-626STP-6 2-626

SVC Messages 2-629SVC-0 2-629SVC-1 2-629SVC-2 2-629SVC-3 2-630SVC-4 2-642SVC-5 2-651SVC-6 2-652SVC-7 2-668

SVC_BATTERY-SLOT# Messages 2-669SVC_BATTERY-SLOT#-2 2-669SVC_BATTERY-SLOT#-4 2-670SVC_BATTERY-SLOT#-6 2-670

SYSLOG Messages 2-671SYSLOG-0 2-671SYSLOG-1 2-671SYSLOG-2 2-672SYSLOG-3 2-672SYSLOG-4 2-673SYSLOG-5 2-673

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SYSLOG-6 2-673SYSLOG-7 2-673

SYSMGR Messages 2-673SYSMGR-2 2-674SYSMGR-3 2-696SYSMGR-4 2-706SYSMGR-5 2-708SYSMGR-6 2-712SYSMGR-7 2-714

SYSTEMHEALTH Messages 2-716SYSTEMHEALTH-2 2-716SYSTEMHEALTH-4 2-720SYSTEMHEALTH-5 2-725SYSTEMHEALTH-6 2-727

SYSWRAP_LIB Messages 2-729SYSWRAP_LIB-2 2-729

TACACS Messages 2-729TACACS-2 2-729TACACS-3 2-730TACACS-5 2-730TACACS-6 2-730

TCAP Messages 2-730TCAP-2 2-731

TCP Messages 2-731TCP-2 2-731TCP-3 2-735TCP-6 2-739

TLPORT Messages 2-739TLPORT-2 2-739TLPORT-3 2-739TLPORT-4 2-740TLPORT-6 2-740

TPC-SLOT# Messages 2-741TPC-SLOT#-5 2-741

TSP Messages 2-742TSP-3 2-742

TTYD Messages 2-744TTYD-2 2-744TTYD-3 2-745

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TTYD-6 2-745

TUNNEL Messages 2-745TUNNEL-3 2-745TUNNEL-4 2-746TUNNEL-5 2-746TUNNEL-7 2-748

TX Messages 2-748TX-3 2-748

U6RIB Messages 2-748U6RIB-2 2-749U6RIB-3 2-750U6RIB-4 2-756U6RIB-5 2-757U6RIB-6 2-758

UDLD Messages 2-759UDLD-3 2-759UDLD-4 2-760UDLD-5 2-761

UFDM Messages 2-761UFDM-2 2-761

URIB Messages 2-762URIB-2 2-762URIB-3 2-763URIB-4 2-773URIB-5 2-774URIB-6 2-775

VDC_MGR Messages 2-776VDC_MGR-2 2-776VDC_MGR-3 2-778VDC_MGR-4 2-778VDC_MGR-6 2-778

VEC-SLOT# Messages 2-778VEC-SLOT#-3 2-778VEC-SLOT#-4 2-779VEC-SLOT#-5 2-779

VEDB_MGR Messages 2-783VEDB_MGR-2 2-783VEDB_MGR-6 2-783

VES-SLOT# Messages 2-783

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VES-SLOT#-4 2-783VES-SLOT#-5 2-784

VFC Messages 2-785VFC-3 2-785VFC-6 2-785

VIM Messages 2-785VIM-5 2-785

VLAN_MGR Messages 2-788VLAN_MGR-2 2-788VLAN_MGR-6 2-789

VNI Messages 2-789VNI-2 2-789VNI-3 2-790VNI-6 2-790

VOMD-SLOT# Messages 2-791VOMD-SLOT#-2 2-791

VPC Messages 2-791VPC-2 2-791VPC-3 2-793VPC-4 2-794VPC-5 2-795VPC-6 2-796

VPM Messages 2-799VPM-2 2-800VPM-3 2-801VPM-4 2-801VPM-6 2-802

VPM-SLOT# Messages 2-804VPM-SLOT#-2 2-804

VRRP-CFG Messages 2-804VRRP-CFG-2 2-804VRRP-CFG-3 2-805VRRP-CFG-5 2-805

VRRP-ENG Messages 2-806VRRP-ENG-2 2-806VRRP-ENG-3 2-806VRRP-ENG-4 2-807VRRP-ENG-5 2-807VRRP-ENG-6 2-808

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VRRP_CFG Messages 2-808VRRP_CFG-2 2-808VRRP_CFG-3 2-808VRRP_CFG-5 2-809

VRRP_ENG Messages 2-809VRRP_ENG-2 2-810VRRP_ENG-3 2-810VRRP_ENG-4 2-810VRRP_ENG-5 2-811VRRP_ENG-6 2-811

VSAN Messages 2-811VSAN-2 2-812VSAN-3 2-812VSAN-6 2-812

VSD-SLOT# Messages 2-813VSD-SLOT#-2 2-813

VSHD Messages 2-814VSHD-2 2-814VSHD-3 2-814VSHD-4 2-815VSHD-5 2-816VSHD-7 2-816

WWN Messages 2-816WWN-1 2-817WWN-2 2-817WWN-3 2-819WWN-4 2-820WWN-5 2-820WWN-6 2-821WWN-7 2-822

XBAR Messages 2-822XBAR-2 2-823XBAR-3 2-823XBAR-5 2-824

XBAR_CLIENT Messages 2-828XBAR_CLIENT-2 2-828XBAR_CLIENT-3 2-828

XBAR_CLIENT-SLOT# Messages 2-829XBAR_CLIENT-SLOT#-2 2-829

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XBAR_CLIENT-SLOT#-3 2-830

XMLMA Messages 2-830XMLMA-2 2-830XMLMA-3 2-831XMLMA-5 2-831XMLMA-6 2-831

XMLSA Messages 2-832XMLSA-2 2-832XMLSA-5 2-832XMLSA-6 2-833

ZONE Messages 2-833ZONE-2 2-833ZONE-3 2-841ZONE-4 2-842ZONE-5 2-845ZONE-6 2-845

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Preface

This document lists and describes the system messages for the Cisco MDS 9000 Family, Cisco Nexus 1000V Series, Cisco Nexus 5000 Series, and Cisco Nexus 7000 Series NX-OS. The system software sends these messages to the console (and, optionally, to a logging server on another system) during operation. Not all messages indicate a problem with your system. Some messages are purely informational, while others might help diagnose problems with links, internal hardware, or the system software.

Note The Error Message Decoder (EMD) tool does not support the system messages contained in this book. For the most current information about system messages, refer to the messages in Chapter 2, System Messages and Recovery Procedures.

This preface includes the following sections:

Audience, page xxix

Organization, page xxix

Document Conventions, page xxx

Related Documentation, page xxx

AudienceThis guide is for system administrators who are responsible for managing Cisco NX-OS systems.

OrganizationThis guide is organized as follows:

Chapter Title Description

Chapter 1 Introduction to System Messages Describes the structure of system messages and the format of system log files.

Chapter 2 System Messages and Recovery Procedures

Lists the messages that may appear in log files, and indicates suggested remedies where applicable.

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Preface

Document ConventionsCommand descriptions use these conventions:

Screen examples use these conventions:

This document uses the following conventions:

Note Means reader take note. Notes contain helpful suggestions or references to material not covered in the manual.

Caution Means reader be careful. In this situation, you might do something that could result in equipment damage or loss of data.

Related DocumentationYou can find the introduction to documentation for the Cisco NX-OS switches included in this document at the following links:

Cisco MDS 9000 Family

Cisco Nexus 1000V Series

Cisco Nexus 5000 Series

Cisco Nexus 7000 Series

Convention Description

boldface font Commands and keywords are in boldface.

italic font Arguments for which you supply values are in italics.

[ ] Elements in square brackets are optional.

[ x | y | z ] Optional alternative keywords are grouped in brackets and separated by vertical bars.

string A nonquoted set of characters. Do not use quotation marks around the string or the string will include the quotation marks.

screen font Terminal sessions and information that the switch displays are in screen font.

boldface screen

font

Information that you must enter is in boldface screen font.

italic screen font Arguments for which you supply values are in italic screen font.

< > Nonprinting characters, such as passwords, are in angle brackets.

[ ] Default responses to system prompts are in square brackets.

!, # An exclamation point (!) or a pound sign (#) at the beginning of a line of code indicates a comment line.

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Introduction to System Messages

This chapter describes system messages, as defined by the syslog protocol (RFC 3164). It describes how to understand the syslog message format and how to capture system messages for review.

Note The Error Message Decoder (EMD) tool does not support the system messages contained in this book. For the most current information about system messages, refer to the messages in Chapter 2, System Messages and Recovery Procedures.

This chapter includes the following sections:

System Log Message Format, page 1-1

Capturing System Messages and History, page 1-5

Displaying Information about System Errors, page 1-5

System Log Message FormatSystem log messages begin with a percent sign (%) and are displayed in the following formats:

syslog Format on a Resident Device, page 1-1

syslog Format on a Remote-Logging Server, page 1-3

syslog Format on a Resident DeviceThe format for a resident syslog is as follows:

month dd hh:mm:ss switchname FACILITY-severity-MNEMONIC descriptionor month dd hh:mm:ss switchname FACILITY-SLOTnumber-severity-MNEMONIC descriptionor month dd hh:mm:ss switchname FACILITY-STANDBY-severity-MNEMONIC description

For example:

Nov 1 14:07:58 excal-113 %MODULE-5-MOD_OK: Module 1 is onlineNov 1 14:07:58 excal-113 %PORT-3-IF_UNSUPPORTED_TRANSCEIVER: Transceiver for interface fc1/13 is not supported.

Table 1-1 describes the syslog elements.

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FACILITY is a code consisting of two or more uppercase letters that indicates the facility to which the system message refers. A facility is a hardware device, a protocol, a feature, or a module of the system software.

System message SEVERITY codes range from 0 to 7 and reflect the severity of the condition. The lower the number, the more serious the situation. Table 1-2 lists the severity levels.

MNEMONIC is a code that uniquely identifies the system message.

Message-text is a text string that describes the condition. This portion of the message might contain detailed information about the event, including terminal port numbers, network addresses, or addresses that correspond to locations in the system memory address space. Because the information in these variable fields changes from message to message, it is represented here by short strings enclosed in square brackets ([ ]). A decimal number, for example, is represented as [dec].

Table 1-3 lists the representations of variable fields and the type of information in the fields.

Table 1-1 syslog Element Descriptions for a Resident Device

Element Description

month dd Date and month of the error or event

hh:mm:ss Time of the error or event

switchname Name of the switch

FACILITY Facility of the error or event (daemon, kernel, VSHD, or other facility)

severity Single-digit code from 0 to 7 that indicates the severity of the message

MNEMONIC Text string that uniquely describes the system message

%$VDC #%$ Optional virtual device context (VDC) ID that appears in the description for messages requiring VDC IDs

%$VRF #%$ Optional virtual routing and forwarding (VRF) ID that appears in the description for messages requiring VRF IDs

description Text string that contains detailed information about the reported event

Table 1-2 System Message Severity Levels

Level Description

0 emergency System unusable

1 alert Immediate action needed

2 critical Critical condition

3 error Error condition

4 warning Warning condition

5 notification Normal but significant condition

6 informational Informational message only

7 debugging Appears during debugging only


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The following example system message shows how the variable field might be used:

%MODULE-5-MOD_MINORSWFAIL: Module [dec] reported a failure in service [chars]

In this example,

Facility code =MODULE (indicating that it is a module-specific error)

Severity =5 (notification)

Alarm/event code= MOD_MINORSWFAIL

Description of the problem= Module [dec] reported a failure in service [chars]

[dec] is the module slot number associated with this message.

[chars] is the service name that experienced this failure.

System log messages begin with a percent sign (%) and are displayed in the following format (see Table 1-4).

syslog Format on a Remote-Logging ServerThe syslog format on a remote-logging server is as follows:

month dd hh:mm:ss IP-addr-switch : year month day hh:mm:ss Timezone: FACILITY-severity-MNEMONIC descriptionor month dd hh:mm:ss IP-addr-switch : year month day hh:mm:ssTimezone: facility-SLOTnumber-severity-MNEMONIC descriptionor month dd hh:mm:ss IP-addr-switch : year month day hh:mm:ss Timezone: FACILITY-STANDBY-severity-MNEMONIC description

For example:

sep 21 11:09:50 172.22.22.45 : 2005 Sep 04 18:18:22 UTC: %AUTHPRIV-3-SYSTEM_MSG: ttyS1:togetattr: Input/output error - getty[28224]switch resident syslog 2005 Sep 4 18:18:22 switch %AUTHPRIV-3-SYSTEM_MSG: ttyS1:togetattr: Input/output error - getty[28224]time on switch : 2005 Sep 4 18:18:22 time on Loggng Server : Sep 21 11:09:50 fc1/13 is not supported.

Table 1-3 Representation of Variable Fields in System Messages

Representation Type of Information

[dec] Decimal number

[hex] Hexadecimal number

[char] Single character

[chars] Character string

Table 1-4 syslog Element Descriptions for a Remote-Logging Server

Element Description

month dd Date and month of the error or event

hh:mm:ss Time of the error or event


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FACILITY is a code consisting of two or more uppercase letters that indicate the facility to which the system message refers. A facility is a hardware device, a protocol, a feature, or a module of the system software.

System message SEVERITY codes range from 0 to 3 and reflect the severity of the condition. The lower the number, the more serious the situation. Table 1-5 lists the severity levels.

MNEMONIC is a code that uniquely identifies the system message.

Message-text is a text string that describes the condition. This portion of the message might contain detailed information about the event, including terminal port numbers, network addresses, or addresses that correspond to locations in the system memory address space. Because the information in these variable fields changes from message to message, it is represented here by short strings enclosed in square brackets ([ ]). A decimal number, for example, is represented as [dec].

Table 1-6 lists the representations of variable fields and the type of information in the fields.

The following example system message shows how the variable field might be used:

IP-addr-switch IP address of the switch

FACILITY Facility of the error or event (daemon, kernel, VSHD, or other facility)

severity Single-digit code from 0 to 3 that indicates the severity of the message

MNEMONIC Text string that uniquely describes the system message

%$VDC #%$ Optional virtual device context (VDC) ID that appears in the description for messages requiring VDC IDs

%$VRF #%$ Optional virtual routing and forwarding (VRF) ID that appears in the description for messages requiring VRF IDs

description Text string that contains detailed information about the reported event

Table 1-4 syslog Element Descriptions for a Remote-Logging Server (continued)

Element Description

Table 1-5 System Log Message Severity Level Descriptions

Level Description

0 emergency System unusable

1 alert Immediate action needed

2 critical Critical condition

3 notification Normal but significant condition

Table 1-6 Representation of Variable Fields in System Messages

Representation Type of Information

[dec] Decimal number

[hex] Hexadecimal number

[char] Single character

[chars] Character string


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%AUTHPRIV-3-SYSTEM_MSG: AUTHPRIV [dec] reported a failure in service [chars]

This example shows the following:

Facility code is AUTHPRIV (indicating that it is a authpriv-specific error).

Severity is 3 (notification).

Alarm or event code is SYSTEM_MSG.

Description of the problem is Authpriv [dec] reported a failure in service [chars].

[dec] is the module slot number associated with this message.

[chars] is the service name that experienced this failure.

Capturing System Messages and HistoryThe system messages are displayed instantly on the console, by default, or are redirected to an internal log file, or a syslog server. System message severity levels correspond to the keywords assigned by the logging global configuration commands. These keywords define where and at what level these messages appear. Only system messages that correspond to the configured logging level or higher severity messages are logged. As an example, if you set the logging level to 3 (error), then you get error, critical, alerts, and emergency system messages, but you do not get warning, notification, informational, or debugging system messages.

For complete information about handling system messages, see the Cisco Nexus 7000 Series NX-OS System Management Configuration Guide, Release 4.1.

Saving the System Messages LogThe logging logfile global configuration command enables copying of system messages to an internal log file and optionally sets the size of the file. To display the messages that are logged in the file, use the show logging EXEC command. The first message displayed is the oldest message in the buffer. To clear the current contents of the buffer, use the clear debug-logfile command.

Logging System Messages to a syslog ServerThe logging host-name command identifies a syslog server host to receive logging messages. The host-name argument is the name or Internet address of the host. By using this command more than once, you build a list of syslog servers that receive logging messages. The no logging host-name command deletes the syslog server with the specified address from the list of syslog servers.

Displaying Information about System ErrorsSystem errors may be generated by processes running on the device. System errors have an ID that ranges from 0x0 to 0xffffffff. You can use the show system error-id command to display the facility and description of a system error. To get a list of descriptions for all error IDs, use the show system error-id list command.

The following example displays information about the specified error ID.

switch# show system error-id 0x401D0019


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Error Facility: moduleError Description: Failed to stop Linecard Async Notification.switch#


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System Messages and Recovery Procedures

This chapter includes the system messages for the Cisco MDS 9000 Family, Cisco Nexus 1000V Series, Cisco Nexus 5000 Series, and Cisco Nexus 7000 Series NX-OS products. The messages are listed in alphabetical order by the system facility that produces them. Within each system facility section, messages are listed alphabetically by severity and mnemonics. Each error message is followed by an explanation and a recommended action.

AAA MessagesThis section contains the AAA messages.

AAA-1

Error Message AAA-1-AAA_SESSION_LIMIT_REJECT: aaa request rejected as maximum aaa sessions are in progress

Explanation An AAA request has been rejected because the system has detected that the limit for the maximum concurrent AAA sessions has been exceeded.

Recommended Action Contact the Cisco Technical Assistance Center (TAC) through the Cisco Support web site http://www.cisco.com/tac.

AAA-2

Error Message AAA-2-AAA_NVRAM_UPGRADE_FAILURE: upgrading of accounting log failed. [chars]

Explanation The system has detected that the accounting log upgrade has failed.




Chapter 2 System Messages and Recovery ProceduresAAM Messages

Error Message AAA-2-AAA_PROGRAM_EXIT: aaa daemon exiting: [chars]

Explanation The system has detected that the AAA daemon has exited.


AAA-3

Error Message AAA-3-AAA_NVRAMFAILURE: nvram failure

Explanation The system has detected that because the NVRAM cannot be read/written to, the accounting log cannot be stored in NVRAM.


AAA-6

Error Message AAA-6-AAA_ACCOUNTING_MESSAGE: [chars]

Explanation This message indicates that this is an accounting message.

Recommended Action No action is required.

AAM MessagesThis section contains the AAM messages.

AAM-2

Error Message AAM-2-ELS_FC2_GL_SINDEX_LOOKUP_FAILED: Failed to lookup global port index for interface [[chars]]

Explanation The system has failed to look up a global port index for the interface [chars].



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AAM-3

Error Message AAM-3-ALLOC_FAILED: Failed in File:[chars] Line:[dec] for type [dec] size [dec]

Explanation The AAM process could not allocate heap memory in File:[chars], at line:[dec], for memory-type:[dec] of Size:[dec].


Error Message AAM-3-ASSERTION_FAILED: Failed in File:[chars] Line:[dec]

Explanation AAM process assertion has failed in File:[chars], at line:[dec].


ACL MessagesThis section contains the ACL messages.

ACL-2

Error Message ACL-2-ACL_HA_FAILURE: Failed to do high availability operation: [chars].

Explanation The system has failed to do a high availability operation. [chars] is the reason.


Error Message ACL-2-ACL_INIT_FAILED: Initialization failed for ACL: [chars], reason: [hex].

Explanation Initialization failed for ACL due to [chars], reason: [hex].


Error Message ACL-2-ACL_LINECARD_STATUS: Status from linecard: [dec], for module: [chars](ID: [dec]), status : [dec], error_id: [hex], catastrophic: [chars], restart count: [dec].

Explanation This message indicates that this message is a status from the line card [dec], for module: [chars](ID: [dec]), status : [dec], error_id: [hex], catastrophic: [chars], restart count: [dec].



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Error Message ACL-2-ACL_MTS_FAILURE: Failed to do MTS operation: [chars].

Explanation The system has failed to do an MTS operation. [chars] is the reason.


Error Message ACL-2-ACL_MTS_REGISTRATION_FAILED: MTS options setting to [hex] failed for opCode: [dec].

Explanation The The The MTS options setting to [hex] failed for opCode: [dec].


Error Message ACL-2-ACL_PENDING_MSG_ARR_FULL: ACL Upgrade Pending Messages Array is Full with [dec] messages. Failing the MTS message with Opc: [dec], RR_TOKEN: [hex]

Explanation This message indicates that the ACL upgrade pending messages array is full with [dec] messages. Failing the MTS message with Opc: [dec], RR_TOKEN: [hex].


Error Message ACL-2-ACL_PSS_FAILURE: Failed to do PSS operation: [chars], reason: [hex].

Explanation The system has failed to do a PSS operation [chars]. [hex] is the reason.


Error Message ACL-2-ACL_PSS_VER_FAIL: PSS file [chars] has version [dec].[dec].[dec], expected version [dec].[dec].[dec].

Explanation There was a mismatch in the PSS version. [chars] indicates the PSS service, [dec].[dec].[dec] is the current version number, and [dec].[dec].[dec] is the expected version.


Error Message ACL-2-ACL_RUNTIME_FAILURE: [chars] [dec], Error: [hex]

Explanation The system has detected than an ACL runtime failure has occurred as [chars] [dec], reason: [hex].


Error Message ACL-2-ACL_TCAM_FAILURE: Failed to do TCAM operation: [chars].

Explanation The system has failed to do a TCAM operation. [chars] is the reason.



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ACL-4

Error Message ACL-4-ACL_WARNING: [chars] [dec]

Explanation ACL warning messages are reported as [chars] [dec].


ACL-5

Error Message ACL-5-ACL_ADJ_SHARING_STATUS: Successfully completed [chars] on Generation 2 linecards.

Explanation Successfully completed the command \[chars]\ on Generation 2 line cards.


ACL-6

Error Message ACL-6-ACL_DIAG_EVENT_STATUS: [chars] [hex].

Explanation ACL system health management event status is reported as [chars] [hex].


Error Message ACL-6-ACL_E_PORT_EVENT_STATUS: [chars] [chars].

Explanation ACL E port event status is reported as [chars] [chars].


Error Message ACL-6-ACL_FCC_EVENT_STATUS: [chars] [chars].

Explanation ACL FCC event status is reported as [chars] [chars].


Error Message ACL-6-ACL_LINECARD_EVENT_STATUS: [chars] [hex].

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Error Message ACL-6-ACL_MCAST_EVENT_STATUS: [chars] [chars].

Explanation ACL multicast event status is reported as [chars] [chars].


Error Message ACL-6-ACL_NX_PORT_EVENT_STATUS: [chars] [chars].

Explanation ACL Nx Port event status is reported as [chars] [chars].


Error Message ACL-6-ACL_PORT_MODE_EVENT_STATUS: [chars] [chars].

Explanation ACL portmode event status is reported as [chars] [chars].


Error Message ACL-6-ACL_RUNTIME_STATUS: [chars] [dec]

Explanation ACL runtime status is reported as [chars] [dec].


Error Message ACL-6-ACL_SPAN_DEST_CONFIG_STATUS: [chars] [chars].

Explanation ACL SPAN destination config event status is reported as [chars] [chars].


Error Message ACL-6-ACL_SPAN_SRC_CONFIG_STATUS: [chars] [chars].

Explanation ACL SPAN source configuration event status is reported as [chars] [chars].


Error Message ACL-6-ACL_STATUS: ACL Status: [chars].

Explanation ACL status is reported as [chars].


Error Message ACL-6-ACL_UPDATE_SSRAM_QOS_EVENT_STATUS: [chars] [chars].

Explanation ACL update SSRAM for QoS event status is reported as [chars] [chars].



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ACLLOG MessagesThis section contains the ACLLOG messages.

ACLLOG-4

Error Message ACLLOG-4-ACLLOG_MAXFLOW_REACHED: [chars]

Explanation The maximum flow has been reached in current interval: [chars].


Error Message ACLLOG-4-ACLLOG_THRESHOLD: [chars]

Explanation Threshold Reached for Flow: [chars].


ACLLOG-6

Error Message ACLLOG-6-ACLLOG_FLOW_INTERVAL: [chars]

Explanation Flow informationin current alert interval: [chars].


Error Message ACLLOG-6-ACLLOG_NEW_FLOW: [chars]

Explanation New Acllog Flow: [chars].


ACLMGR MessagesThis section contains the ACLMGR messages.

ACLMGR-2

Error Message ACLMGR-2-ACLMGR_COMMIT_FAIL: Commit failed: client %llX, [chars]

Explanation The PPF commit failed.



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Error Message ACLMGR-2-ACLMGR_NO_ERRDISABLED: [chars] event on ifindex [hex] allowed to succeed in spite of access-list failure

Explanation Although an access-list operation failed during a port event, the port event still finished successfully because errordisable is disallowed.


Error Message ACLMGR-2-ACLMGR_NO_ERRDISABLED: [chars] event on interface [chars] ([hex]) allowed to succeed in spite of access-list failure

Explanation Although an access-list operation failed during a port event, the port event still finished successfully because errordisable is disallowed.


Error Message ACLMGR-2-EXITING: Exit reason: [chars]

Explanation The ACLMGR service process has exited due to [char]. The process has probably been restarted automatically.


Error Message ACLMGR-2-INITFAIL: ACLMGR Service Init failed: [chars]

Explanation ACLMGR Service initialization has failed. [chars] explains the reason for the failure.


Error Message ACLMGR-2-MALLOC_ERROR: Size [dec] bytes

Explanation The ACLMGR service could not allocate enough memory.


Error Message ACLMGR-2-PSS_ERROR: [chars]: PSS ret. val=[dec]

Explanation The ACLMGR service has detected an error while operating on a persistent storage database.



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ACLMGR-3

Error Message ACLMGR-3-ACLMGR_ACL_ON_FAB_INACTIVE: ACL on FEX fabric interface not activated

Explanation ACL applied to a FEX fabric port or port channel is not activated.


Error Message ACLMGR-3-ACLMGR_ACL_OVER_FAB_CHANNEL: ACL on FEX fabric port-channel bound interface not activated

Explanation ACL applied to a FEX interface is not activated if the interface is bound to a FEX-fabric port channel.


Error Message ACLMGR-3-ACLMGR_PPF_ERROR: PPF error: [chars]

Explanation The PPF generated an error.


Error Message ACLMGR-3-ACLMGR_PSS_CORRUPTED: [chars] PSS found corrupted

Explanation The ACLMGR service has detected a corrupted file in its persistent information databases The database would be recreated.


Error Message ACLMGR-3-ACLMGR_STAT_CONSOLIDATION_FAILURE: ACL statistic parsing or consolidation failed

Explanation A statistic update failed during the parsing or consolidation step; statistics may have been lost.


Error Message ACLMGR-3-ACLMGR_VACL_REDIRECTION_DISABLED_REMOVAL: VACL redirection to ifindex [hex] disabled: the port has been removed

Explanation A VACL redirection to the port has been deactivated because the port has been removed.



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Error Message ACLMGR-3-ACLMGR_VACL_REDIRECTION_DISABLED_REMOVAL: VACL redirection to interface [chars] ([hex]) disabled: the port has been removed

Explanation A VACL redirection to the port has been deactivated because the port has been removed.


Error Message ACLMGR-3-ACLMGR_VERIFY_FAIL: Verify failed: client %llX, [chars]

Explanation The PPF Verify failed.


Error Message ACLMGR-3-MTSERROR: [chars]

Explanation ACLMGR Service encountered an MTS error. [chars] specifies the context where the error occurred.


ACLMGR-4

Error Message ACLMGR-4-ACLMGR_PPF_WARNING: PPF warning: [chars]

Explanation The PPF generated warning.


Error Message ACLMGR-4-ACLMGR_VACL_REDIRECTION_DISABLED_PCM: VACL redirection to ifindex [hex] disabled: the port became a portchannel member

Explanation A VACL redirection to the port has been temporarily deactivated because it is now a member in a port channel.


Error Message ACLMGR-4-ACLMGR_VACL_REDIRECTION_DISABLED_PCM: VACL redirection to interface [chars] ([hex]) disabled: the port became a portchannel member

Explanation A VACL redirection to the port has been temporarily deactivated because it is now a member in a port channel.



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Error Message ACLMGR-4-PSS_VERSION_MISMATCH: PSS [dec] Code [dec]

Explanation There was a version mismatch between the ACLMGR service and one of its persistent storage databases. The persistent information has been translated to the new format.


ACLMGR-6

Error Message ACLMGR-6-ACLMGR_PPF_NOTIF: PPF notification: [chars]

Explanation The PPF generated a notification.


Error Message ACLMGR-6-BECAME_ACTIVE: Became ACTIVE from standby mode

Explanation The ACLMGR service on the standby supervisor became active and it is ready to serve client requests.


Error Message ACLMGR-6-BECAME_STDBY: Became STANDBY from active mode

Explanation The ACLMGR service became standby from active mode.


Error Message ACLMGR-6-FAILED_TO_SEND_HEARTBEAT: Failed to send heartbeat to system manager: Reason=[chars]

Explanation The ACLMGR service was unable to send heartbeats to the system manager.


Error Message ACLMGR-6-SERVICE_UP: Initialized [chars]

Explanation The ACLMGR service is up and ready The service was initialized in [char] mode.


Error Message ACLMGR-6-SRVEXIT: ACLMGR Service shutting down gracefully

Explanation ACLMGR Service is shutting down gracefully.



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Chapter 2 System Messages and Recovery ProceduresACLQOS-SLOT# Messages

Error Message ACLMGR-6-SWITCHOVER: Switching Over to other Sup.

Explanation The ACLMGR service has successfully switched over to the standby supervisor module.


ACLQOS-SLOT# MessagesThis section contains the ACLQOS-SLOT# messages.

ACLQOS-SLOT#-2

Error Message ACLQOS-SLOT#-2-ACLQOS_FAILED: ACLQOS failure: [chars]

Explanation ACLQOS operation failed in the aclqos client.


Error Message ACLQOS-SLOT#-2-ACLQOS_INBAND_INTERFACE_FAILURE: Inband interface lif lookup failed ([chars])

Explanation Inband interface lif lookup failed.


Error Message ACLQOS-SLOT#-2-ACLQOS_MALLOC_FAILED: Memory allocation failed. [chars]

Explanation Memory allocation failed. This is a critical failure.


Error Message ACLQOS-SLOT#-2-ACLQOS_OOTR: Tcam resource exhausted: [chars]

Explanation TCAM resources to program acls exhausted.



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Error Message ACLQOS-SLOT#-2-PPF_FAILED: Database failure: [chars]

Explanation Database operation failed in the aclqos client.


ACLQOS-SLOT#-3

Error Message ACLQOS-SLOT#-3-ACLQOS_CC_INVALID: Invalid Congestion Control parameters

Explanation Invalid Congestion Control parameters.


Error Message ACLQOS-SLOT#-3-ACLQOS_PAUSE_INVALID: Invalid Pause parameters

Explanation Invalid Pause parameters.


Error Message ACLQOS-SLOT#-3-ACLQOS_QUEUING_ERROR: ACL/QoS queuing error: [chars]

Explanation Internal error in ACL/QoS queing configuration.


ACLQOS-SLOT#-4

Error Message ACLQOS-SLOT#-4-ACLQOS_ATOMIC_ERR: [chars]

Explanation TCAM will be overused, turn off atomic update.


Error Message ACLQOS-SLOT#-4-ACLQOS_MATCH_ALL_MERGE_UPDATE: Warning (match_all merging): [chars]

Explanation The system has detected a warning (match_all merging).



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Error Message ACLQOS-SLOT#-4-ACLQOS_OVER_THRESHOLD: Tcam [dec] Bank [dec]'s usage has reached its threshold

Explanation TCAM is almost full.


Error Message ACLQOS-SLOT#-4-ACLQOS_QUEUING_COS2Q_INVALID: ACL/QoS invalid queuing policy because of cos map change: [chars] queue [chars], interface [chars]

Explanation Attemped to configure an invalid queuing policy.


Error Message ACLQOS-SLOT#-4-ACLQOS_QUEUING_INVALID: ACL/QoS invalid queuing policy: [chars]

Explanation Attemped to configure an invalid queuing policy.


Error Message ACLQOS-SLOT#-4-ACLQOS_UNDER_THRESHOLD: Tcam [dec] Bank [dec]'s usage is below the threshold now

Explanation TCAM's usage is below the threshold.


ACLQOS-SLOT#-5

Error Message ACLQOS-SLOT#-5-ACLQOS_DISRUPTIVE_IPv6_UPDATE: Disruptive update of IPv6 compression entries

Explanation Disruptive IPv6 compression entries update.


Error Message ACLQOS-SLOT#-5-ACLQOS_NON_ATOMIC: Non atomic ACL/QoS policy update done for [chars]

Explanation Nonatomic ACL/QoS policy update was done.



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Chapter 2 System Messages and Recovery ProceduresACLTCAM Messages

ACLTCAM MessagesThis section contains the ACLTCAM messages.

ACLTCAM-2

Error Message ACLTCAM-2-ACL_TCAM_ADJ_EXHAUSTED: ACLTCAM failed to program route for VSAN: [dec], SID: [chars] DID: [chars], error: [chars].

Explanation The ACLTCAM process has experienced a failure while programming a route for VSAN [dec] SID [chars] DID [chars] due to resource exhaustion. [chars] is the error code.


Error Message ACLTCAM-2-ACL_TCAM_ALMOST_FULL: TCAM close to FULL. [chars] TCAM Usage ([dec]/[dec]) exceeded [dec]% fwd-eng: [dec], [chars]

Explanation [chars] TCAM usage [dec]/[dec] exceeded [dec] percent on fwd-engine [dec], [chars].


Error Message ACLTCAM-2-ACL_TCAM_CONFIG_READ_FROM_DRIVER_FAILED: [chars] [dec], Error: [hex].

Explanation The system is unable to read the configuration from the forwarding engine ASIC driver. [chars] [dec], Error: 0x[hex].


Error Message ACLTCAM-2-ACL_TCAM_CONFIG_WRITE_TO_DRIVER_FAILED: [chars] [dec], Error: [hex].

Explanation The system is unable to write the configuration to the forwarding engine ASIC driver. [chars] [dec], Error: 0x[hex].


Error Message ACLTCAM-2-ACL_TCAM_INCONSISTENT_DATABASE: Database found inconsistent.

Explanation Database found inconsistent.



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Error Message ACLTCAM-2-ACL_TCAM_INCONSISTENT_TCAM_CONTENTS: TCAM contents found inconsistent.

Explanation TCAM contents are found inconsistent.


Error Message ACLTCAM-2-ACL_TCAM_INIT_FAILED: Initialization failed for forwarding engine ASIC: [dec], [chars] TCAM.

Explanation Initialization failed for the forwarding engine ASIC [dec], in [chars] TCAM.


Error Message ACLTCAM-2-ACL_TCAM_INIT_REGIONS_FAILED: Initialization failed for forwarding engine ASIC: [dec], [chars] TCAM, [chars] Region.

Explanation Initialization of regions failed for the forwarding engine ASIC [dec], in [chars] TCAM, for [chars] Region.


Error Message ACLTCAM-2-ACL_TCAM_MALLOC_FAILURE: Memory allocation failed for size [dec].

Explanation Memory allocation is failed for size [dec] bytes.

Recommended Action Restart the process.

Error Message ACLTCAM-2-ACL_TCAM_MTS_FAILURE: MTS operation failed: [chars].

Explanation MTS operation failed. [chars] is the reason.


Error Message ACLTCAM-2-ACL_TCAM_MTS_REGISTRATION_FAILED: MTS registration failed for opCode: [dec].

Explanation MTS registration failed for opCode: [dec].


Error Message ACLTCAM-2-ACL_TCAM_NO_ROUTE: ACLTCAM failed to get route for VSAN: [dec], Rewrite: [chars] DID: [chars] DID MASK: [chars], error: [hex].

Explanation The ACLTCAM process has experienced a failure while getting route for VSAN [dec] Rewrite [chars] DID [chars] DID Mask [chars]. [hex] is the error code.



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Error Message ACLTCAM-2-ACL_TCAM_NO_TCAM_LEFT: ACLTCAM resource exhausted for interface : [chars]

Explanation ACLTCAM hardware resource is completely used.


Error Message ACLTCAM-2-ACL_TCAM_PHY_TCAM_READ_FAILED: [chars] read from hardware TCAM failed(ASIC: [dec], [chars] TCAM, Address: [dec], Num Entries: [dec], Error: [chars]).

Explanation [chars] read from hardware TCAM failed(ASIC: [dec], [chars] TCAM, Address: [dec], Num Entries: [dec] Error: [chars]).


Error Message ACLTCAM-2-ACL_TCAM_PHY_TCAM_READ_INVALID: Invalid([chars], value: [dec]) TCAM entry read from hardware TCAM (FWD-Engine: [dec], [chars] TCAM, Address: [dec]), Ignoring this entry.

Explanation Invalid([chars], value: [dec]) TCAM entry from hardware TCAM(FWD-Engine: [dec], [chars] TCAM, Address: [dec]) Ignoring this entry.


Error Message ACLTCAM-2-ACL_TCAM_PHY_TCAM_WRITE_FAILED: [chars] write to hardware TCAM failed(ASIC: [dec], [chars] TCAM, Address: [dec], Num Entries: [dec], Error: [chars]).

Explanation [chars] write to hardware TCAM failed(ASIC: [dec], [chars] TCAM, Address: [dec], Num Entries: [dec] Error: [chars]).


Error Message ACLTCAM-2-ACL_TCAM_PSS_FAILURE: Failed to do PSS operation: [chars], reason: [hex].

Explanation The system has failed to do a PSS operation [chars]. [hex] is the reason.


Error Message ACLTCAM-2-PSS_OPEN_FAILED: PSS open failed - [hex].

Explanation Persistent database handle could not be obtained for ACLTCAM. [hex] is the error.



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Error Message ACLTCAM-2-RECONS_FAILED: Reconstruction of TCAM contents failed during upgrade - [hex].

Explanation During nondisruptive upgrade, the ACLTCAM contents are not properly reconstructed. [hex] is the error.


ACLTCAM-3

Error Message ACLTCAM-3-REGISTER_FAILED: Could not register to MTS opcode [chars] - error [hex].

Explanation ACLTCAM process could not register to the notifications mentioned by [chars]. [hex] is the error.


ACLTCAM-4

Error Message ACLTCAM-4-ACL_TCAM_BELOW_THRESHOLD: [chars] TCAM usage ([dec]/[dec]) fell below [dec]% fwd-eng: [dec], [chars]

Explanation [chars] TCAM usage [dec]/[dec] fell below [dec] percent on fwd-engine [dec], [chars].


Error Message ACLTCAM-4-ACL_TCAM_BEYOND_THRESHOLD: [chars] TCAM usage ([dec]/[dec]) exceeded [dec]% fwd-eng: [dec], [chars]

Explanation [chars] TCAM usage [dec]/[dec] exceeded [dec] percent on fwd-engine [dec], [chars].


Error Message ACLTCAM-4-ACL_TCAM_FLOW_COUNTER_INVALIDATED: Flow counter for flow: vsan: [dec], sid: [hex], did: [hex] with statistics: frames = %llu & bytes = %llu was invalidated due to: [chars]

Explanation ACLTCAM process invalidated the flow counter for flow VSAN [dec] SID [hex] DID [hex] with collected stats of [dec] frames and [dev] bytes was invalidated because of reason [[chars]].



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Error Message ACLTCAM-4-ACL_TCAM_FLOW_COUNTER_VALIDATED: Flow counter for flow: vsan: [dec], sid: [hex], did: [hex] is now valid

Explanation ACLTCAM process validated the flow counter for flow VSAN [dec] SID [hex] DID [hex].


ACLTCAM-6

Error Message ACLTCAM-6-ACL_TCAM_STATUS: Status: [chars].

Explanation ACLTCAM status is reported as: [chars].


AM MessagesThis section contains the AM messages.

AM-2

Error Message AM-2-API_INIT Format: Failed to initialize %s API

Explanation An unrecoverable software error has occurred during the AM initialization.

Recommended Action Use 'reload' command to reload the system. Be aware that this problem affects all VDCs on the system.

Error Message AM-2-BAD_TIMER Format: %s



Error Message AM-2-CLI_INIT Format: Failed to initialize CLI




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Error Message AM-2-INIT_FAIL Format: Initialization failure



Error Message AM-2-MQ_OPEN Format: Failed to open message queue %s: %s



Error Message AM-2-MTS_BIND Format: Failed to do mts_bind for %s: %s



Error Message AM-2-MTS_RECV Format: MTS queue receive failed on %s queue: %s

Explanation An unexpected fatal error has occurred.


Error Message AM-2-MTS_SADDR_GET Format: Failed to get source of mts queue %s: %s



Error Message AM-2-NO_WORKBIT Format: Failed to register %s too many notify clients



Error Message AM-2-REQD_COMP_DOWN Format: Required component \%s\ has gone down.




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Error Message AM-2-REQD_COMP_FAIL Format: Required component \%s\ has failed to initialize.



Error Message AM-2-SDB_CREAT Format: Failed to create shared database



Error Message AM-2-SDB_DESTROY Format: Failed to destroy shared database



Error Message AM-2-SDB_OPEN Format: Failed to open shared database



Error Message AM-2-SET_SCHED Format: Failed to set policy or priority



Error Message AM-2-SHM_CREAT Format: Failed to create shared memory: %s



Error Message AM-2-SHM_LOCK_CREAT Format: Failed to create shared memory lock: %s




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Error Message AM-2-SVR_REG Format: Failed to register as a client of %s for VRF %s



Error Message AM-2-SYSMGR_NAME Format: Failed to get name from sysmgr during %s



Error Message AM-2-SYSMGR_NOTIFY Format: Bad notification from sysmgr for %s



Error Message AM-2-SYSMGR_QUERY Format: Failed to query sysmgr for %s



Error Message AM-2-SYSMGR_UUID Format: Failed to get uuid from sysmgr during %s



Error Message AM-2-THR_CREAT Format: Failed to create thread %s: error %d



Error Message AM-2-THREAD_FAIL Format: Failed to start %s thread




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Error Message AM-2-URIB_PIB Format: Unable to get pib for %s VRF from URIB



AM-3

Error Message AM-3-BAD_PARAMS Format: Called %s with address family %d, iod %d, l3address %s

Explanation An unexpected but recoverable error has occurred.


Error Message AM-3-DEL_PROT_ADJ Format: Unable to delete protocol adjacency for %s, uuid %s

Explanation An unexpected but recoverable error has occurred.


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