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H3C S9500E&S12500 Release 1728

System Log Messages

Abstract: This document describes the system log messages.

Copyright 2012 Hangzhou H3C Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved. No part of this manual may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without prior written consent of Hangzhou H3C Technologies Co., Ltd. The information in this document is subject to change without notice.

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System Log Overview 1Introduction 1System Log Format 1

PRI (priority) 1timestamp 2sysname (host name or IP address) 3%% (vendor ID) 3vv (version) 3module 3level (severity) 3digest 3source 4content 4

Modules 4Log Variables 8

ADDR Messages 1ADDR_SETDRIVER_FAIL 1ADDR_ENABLETOCPU_FAIL 1

ADDR6 Messages 1ADDR6_ADD_ADDR_FAIL 2ADDR6_ENABLETOCPU_FAIL 2

ACL Messages 2ACL_NOT_ENOUGH_RES 3ACL_OTHER_ERROR 3ACL_RULE_NOT_ENOUGH_RES 3ACL_RULE_OTHER_ERROR 4ACL_IPV6_NOT_ENOUGH_RES 4ACL_IPV6_OTHER_ERROR 4ACL_IPV6_RULE_NOT_ENOUGH_RES 5ACL_IPV6_RULE_OTHER_ERROR 5

ACFPC Messages 5ACFPC_DELETE_POLICYS_FAIL 6ACFPC_MODIFY_CLIENT_FAIL 6ACFPC_DELETE_POLICY_FAIL 6ACFPC_DELETE_RULE_FAIL 6ACFPC_DIFFERENT_INFO 7

ARP Messages 7ARP_DUPIFIP 8ARP_DUPVRRPIP 8ARP_DUPGLOBALIP 9ARP_ROUTECONFLICT 9ARP_DETECTION_SETDRIVER_FAIL 10ARP_SRC_MAC_FOUND_ATTACK 10ARP_SNOOPING_SETDRIVER_FAIL 10ARP_SNOOPING_TABLE_FULL 11

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ARP_FASTREPLY_SETDRIVER_FAIL 11ARP_MULTIPORT_FULL 11

ASPF Messages 11ASPF_SESSION_LOG 12ASPF_HOST_TCP_INCOMPLETE 12ASPF_SMTP_INVALID_COMMAND 13ASPF_HTTP_JAVA_BLOCK 13ASPF_DRV_DEL_POLICY_FAIL 14ASPF_DRV_SET_POLICY_FAIL 14ASPF_FTP_NOT_AUTHENTICATED 14

BFD Messages 14BFD_CHANGE_FSM 15BFD_FAILED_ASSISTANT_CPU 15BFD_RECOVERED_ASSISTANT_CPU 16BFD_REACHED_UPPER_LIMIT 16

BGP Messages 16BGP_MAX_LB 17BGP_EXCEED_ROUTTE_LIMIT 17BGP_RECHED_THRESHOLD 18BGP_STATE_CHANGED 18BGP_NO_ROUTERID 19BGP_IPV6_EXCEED_MAX_ROUTE 19BGP_IPV4_EXCEED_MAX_ROUTE 19

CFD Messages 19CFD_ENABLE 21CFD_DISABLE 21CFD_CROSS_CCM 21CFD_ERROR_CCM 22CFD_LOST_CCM 22CFD_RECEIVE_CCM 22

CFGMAN Messages 23CFGMAN_CFGCHANGED 23CFGMAN_CFGCOPY 24

CFM Messages 24CFM_SAVECONFIG_FAILED 24CFM_SAVECONFIG_SUCCESSFULLY 25

CLST Messages 25CLST_SET_IP_ADDR 25CLST_CMD_CFG 26CLST_SET_HOST_NAME_PREFIX 26CLST_SET_NAT_FAILED 26CLST_CHANGE_MVLAN_FAILED 27CLST_ADDPORT_MVLAN_FAILED 27CLST_MEMBER_JOIN_CLUSTER 28CLST_MEMBER_DELETED_CLUSTER 28CLST_SLAVE_JOIN_STACK 28CLST_SLAVE_DELETED_STACK 29CLST_MEMBER_REJOIN_CLUSTER 29CLST_MEMBER_DOWN 30CLST_DEVICE_JOIN_CLUSTER 30

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CLST_DEVICE_DELETED_CLUSTER 31CLST_DEVICE_JOIN_STACK 31CLST_DEVICE_DELETED_STACK 31CLST_ADMINISTRATOR_DOWN 32CLST_DEVICE_REJOIN_CLUSTER 32CLST_LOG_HOST_NOT_CFG 33CLST_SYN_COM_SUC 33CLST_SYN_COM_FAL 34

CLKM Messages 34CLKM_NOREFERENCE 35CLKM_REFERENCE_CHANGE 35CLKM_REFERENCE_RECOVER 35CLKM_REFERENCE_LOST 35CLKM_REFERENCE_ALLLOST 36CLKM_ALARM 36

CMD Messages 37CMD_REBOOT_CANCEL 38CMD_REBOOT_SOONAFTER 38CMD_REBOOT_INVALID 38CMD_REBOOT_SCHEDULED 39

CSPF Messages 39CSPF_TEDB_LIMIT 39

DAR Messages 39DAR_EXECUTION_URL_LOG 40DAR_EXECUTION_HOST_LOG 40DAR_EXECUTION_MIME_LOG 40

DEVM Messages 40SYSTEM_REBOOT 42BOARD_REBOOT 42SUBCARD_REBOOT 42BOARD_STATE_NORMAL 42BOARD_STATE_FAULT 43BOARD_REMOVED 43SUBCARD_INSERTED 44SUBCARD_REMOVED 44SUBCARD_FAULT 44FAN_RECOVERED 45FAN_FAILED 45FAN_ABSENT 45POWER_RECOVERED 46MPOWER_RECOVERED 46SPOWER_RECOVERED 46POWER_FAILED 46POWER_ABSENT 47BOARD_TEMPERATURE_NORMAL 47BOARD_TEMPERATURE_TOOLOW 47BOARD_TEMPERATURE_TOOHIGH 48RPS_NORMAL 48RPS_ABSENT 48CFCARD_INSERTED 49CFCARD_REMOVED 49BOARD_CURRENT_NORMAL 49

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BOARD_CURRENT_TOOSMALL 50BOARD_CURRENT_TOOBIG 50BOARD_VOLTAGE_NORMAL 51BOARD_VOLTAGE_TOOLOW 51BOARD_VOLTAGE_TOOHIGH 51LOAD_NOMEMORY 52LOAD_REQUEST_ILLEGAL 52BOARD_LOADING 52LOAD_FAILED 53LOAD_FINISHED 53LOAD_READ_FILE_FAILED 53BOARD_START_FROM_SELF_SYSTEM 54LOAD_OPEN_FILE_FAILED 54LOAD_TOO_MANY_RESEND 54LOAD_TOO_MANY_INVALID 55LOAD_CHECKSUM_ERROR 55FAN_RECOVERED 55FAN_FAILED 56FAN_ABSENT 56POWER_RECOVERED 56MPOWER_RECOVERED 57SPOWER_RECOVERED 57POWER_FAILED 57POWER_ABSENT 57RPS_NORMAL 58RPS_ABSENT 58CHASSIS_REBOOT 58TEMPERATURE_LOW 59TEMPERATURE_NORMAL 59TEMPERATURE_WARNING 59TEMPERATURE_ALARM 60TEMPERATURE_SHUTDOWN 60PHONY_CARD 61DEV_FANDIRECTION_NOTPREFERRED 61DEV_FANDIRECTION_NOTACCORD 62

DHBK Messages 62DHBK_BACKUP 63DHBK_VERSION_DIFF 63DHBK_DOWN 63

DHCPC Messages 64DHCPC_REQIPFAILED_NETCONFLICT 64

DHCPR Messages 64DHCPR_DETECT_SERVER 65

DHCPRULE Messages 65DHCPRULE_SET_DRVIER_FAIL 65

DHCPS Messages 65DHCPS_DETECT_SERVER 66

DHCPSP6 Messages 66DHCPSP6_SET_DRIVER_FAIL 66

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DLDP Messages 66DLDP_AUTHENTICATION_FAIL 68DLDP_UNIDIRECTION_AUTO 68DLDP_UNIDIRECTION_MAN 68DLDP_UNIDIRECTION_AUTO_ENHANCE 69DLDP_UNIDIRECTION_MAN_ENHANCE 69DLDP_UNIDIRECTION_AUTO_DISABLE 70DLDP_UNIDIRECTION_AUTO_LOOPBACK 70DLDP_UNIDIRECTION_AUTO_LINKDOWN 70DLDP_UNIDIRECTION_MAN_DISABLE 71DLDP_UNIDIRECTION_MAN_LOOPBACK 71DLDP_UNIDIRECTION_MAN_LINKDOWN 72

DOT1X Messages 72DOT1X_AUTH_FAILURE 73DOT1X_SMARTON_FAILURE 73DOT1X_SOP_ACL_FAILURE 74DOT1X_EAD_ACL_FAILURE 74

ETHOAM Messages 75ETHOAM_ENABLE 76ETHOAM_DISABLE 76ETHOAM_CONNECTION_SUCCEED 76ETHOAM_CONNECTION_FAIL_UNSATISF 76ETHOAM_CONNECTION_FAIL_TIMEOUT 77ETHOAM_CONNECTION_FAIL_DOWN 77ETHOAM_ENTER_LOOPBACK_CONTROLLED 77ETHOAM_QUIT_LOOPBACK_CONTROLLED 78ETHOAM_ENTER_LOOPBACK_CONTROLLIN 78ETHOAM_QUIT_LOOPBACK_CONTROLLING 79ETHOAM_LOOPBACK_EXIT 79ETHOAM_LOOPBACK_EXIT_ERROR_STATU 79ETHOAM_LOCAL_LINK_FAULT 80ETHOAM_REMOTE_LINK_FAULT 80ETHOAM_LOCAL_ERROR_FRAME 80ETHOAM_REMOTE_ERROR_FRAME 80ETHOAM_LOCAL_ERROR_FRAME_PERIOD 81ETHOAM_REMOTE_ERROR_FRAME_PERIOD 81ETHOAM_LOCAL_ERROR_FRAME_SECOND 81ETHOAM_REMOTE_ERROR_FRAME_SECOND 82ETHOAM_REMOTE_DYING_GASP 82ETHOAM_REMOTE_CRITICAL 82ETHOAM_LOOPBACK_NO_RESOURCE 83ETHOAM_LOOPBACK_NOT_SUPPORT 84ETHOAM_LOCAL_DYING_GASP 84

FILTER Messages 84FLT_EXECUTION_LOG 85FLT_SET_POLICY_RESOURCE_FAIL 85FLT_SET_POLICY_NOTSUPPORT_FAIL 86FLT_DRV_SET_POLICY_FAIL 86FLT_DRV_DEL_POLICY_FAIL 87FLT_DRV_STAT_RESET_FAIL 87FLT_DRV_ENABLE_ERR 87FLT_DRV_DEFAULT_POLICY_FAIL 88

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FLT6 Messages 88FLT6_DRV_SET_POLICY_FAIL 89FLT6_DRV_DEL_POLICY_FAIL 89FLT6_DRV_ENABLE_FAIL 89FLT6_SET_POLICY_RESOURCE_FAIL 90FLT6_SET_POLICY_NOTSUPPORT_FAIL 90FLT6_DRV_DEFAULT_POLICY_FAIL 91FLT6_DRV_GET_STAT_FAIL 92FLT6_EXECUTION_TCP_LOG 92FLT6_EXECUTION_UDP_LOG 93FLT6_EXECUTION_ICMP_LOG 93FLT6_EXECUTION_RAW_LOG 94

FTPD Messages 94FTPD_LOGIN 94FTPD_LOGOUT 95FTPD_LOGIN_FAILED 95FTPD_REQUEST 96FTPD_SEND 96FTPD_RECEIVE 97FTPD_WRITE_FINISHED 97FTPD_TRANSFER_FAILED 98FTPD_WRITE_FAILED 98

HA Messages 98HA_VERSION_NOTMATCH 99HA_SLAVE_NOT_READY 99HA_SLAVE_TO_MASTER 99HA_BATCHBACKUP_FINISHED 99HA_BATCHBACKUP_STARTED 100HA_SLAVE_REMOVED 100

HOSTTRAF Messages 100HOSTTRAF_EXECUTION_LOG 101

IC Messages 101SYS_RESTART 102

IFNET Messages 102LINEPROTO_UPDOWN 103PROTOCOL_UPDOWN 103LINK_UPDOWN 103STORM_CONSTRAIN_EXCEED 103STORM_CONSTRAIN_BELOW 104STORM_CONSTRAIN_CONTROLLED 104STORM_CONSTRAIN_NORMAL 105INTERFACE_INSERTED 105INTERFACE_REMOVED 106

IKE Messages 106IKE_PACKET_DROPPED 107

IPCIM Messages 107IPCIM_FAILED_ADD_RULE 108

IPSEC Messages 108IPSEC_PACKET_DROPPED 109

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IPV6PP Messages 109IPV6PP_MTU_CHG_FAIL 110

ISIS Messages 110ISIS_RT_LMT 110ISIS_NBR_CHG 111

L2V Messages 111L2V_BGP_LOCAL_CEID_CONFLICT 112L2V_BGP_REMOTE_CEID_CONFLICT 112VPLS_BGP_LOCAL_SITEID_CONFLICT 112VPLS_BGP_REMOTE_SITEID_CONFLICT 113

L3VPN Messages 113L3VPN_FAILED_ASSOCIATE_VPN 114L3VPN_BIND_NOT_SUPPORT 114

LAGG Messages 114LAGG_INACTIVE_UPPER_LIMIT 115LAGG_INACTIVE_RESOURCE_INSUFFICIE 115LAGG_INACTIVE_CONFIGURATION 115LAGG_INACTIVE_PARTNER 116LAGG_INACTIVE_LOWER_LIMIT 116LAGG_INACTIVE_PHYSTATE 116LAGG_INACTIVE_HARDWARE_VALUE 117LAGG_INACTIVE_SPEED 118LAGG_INACTIVE_DUPLEX 118

LDP Messages 118LDP_SESSION_UP 119LDP_SESSION_DOWN 119LDP_LSP_LIMIT 119

LICS Messages 119LICS_WARNING 120LICS_EXPIRED 120

LLDP Messages 120LLDP_CREATE_NEIGHBOR 121LLDP_DELETE_NEIGHBOR 121LLDP_NEIGHBOR_AGE_OUT 121LLDP_REACH_NEIGHBOR_LIMIT 122LLDP_LESS_THAN_NEIGHBOR_LIMIT 122

LPDETECT Messages 122LPDETECT_BLOCK 124LPDETECT_SHUTDOWN 124LPDETECT_SEMI_BLOCK 124LPDETECT_NO_LEARNING 124LPDETECT_LOOPBACKED 125LPDETECT_RECOVERED 125

LPDT Messages 125LPDT_LOOPED 126LPDT_RECOVERED 126LPDT_RESOURCE_INSUFFICIENT 126

LS Messages 126LS_AUTHEN_FAILURE 127

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LS_AUTHOR_FAILURE 128LS_ACCT_FAILURE 128

LSPM Messages 128LSPM_LSP_LIMIT 129

LSPV Messages 129PTRRT_NO_MAPPING 130PTRRT_NOT_GIVEN_LABEL 130PTRRT_NO_LABEL 130

MAC Messages 130MAC_TABLE_FULL 131MAC_INFORMATION 131MAC_TABLE_FULL_GLOBAL 132MAC_TABLE_FULL_PORT 132MAC_TABLE_FULL_VLAN 132

MAD Messages 133MAD_COLLISION_DETECTED 133

MD Messages 133MD_SWITCHGROUP_REUSE 134

MEM Messages 134WARNING 134

MFW Messages 135MFW_DRV_DOWN 135

MPLS OAM Messages 135MOAM_DEFECT 136MOAM_QUIT_DEFECT 136MOAM_AVAIL 136MOAM_UNAVAIL 136MOAM_DETECT 137MOAM_STOP_DETECT 137MOAM_RLSN_UP 137MOAM_RLSN_DOWN 138

MSDP Messages 138MSDP_PEER_START 139MSDP_PEER_CLOSE 139MSDP_SA_LIMIT 140

MSTP Messages 140MSTP_ENABLE 140MSTP_DISABLE 141MSTP_FORWARDING 141MSTP_DISCARDING 142MSTP_NOT_ROOT 143MSTP_BPDU_PROTECTION 143MSTP_ROOT_PROTECTION 143MSTP_LOOP_PROTECTION 144MSTP_BPDU_FORMAT_ERROR 144MSTP_BPDU_FORMAT_CONFIG_ERROR 144MSTP_BPDU_FORMAT_CONFIG_RIGHT 145MSTP_BPDU_RECEIVE_EXPIRY 145MSTP_NOTIFIED_TC 145

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MSTP_DETECTED_TC 147MSTP_PORT_TYPE_PROTECTION 147MSTP_PVID_PROTECTION 147MSTP_CONSISTENCY_RESTRORATION 148

MTLK Messages 148MTLK_UPLINK_STATUS_CHANGE 149

NAT Messages 149NAT_CONFIG_CONFLICT_FAIL 149

ND Messages 149ND_CONFIG_CONFLICT 150ND_DUPADDR 150ND_LIFETIME_ERROR 151ND_ROUTECONFLICT 151ND_SETRULE_FAILED 152

NTP Messages 152NTP_CHANGE_LEAP 152NTP_CHANGE_STRATUM 153NTP_SOURCE_LOST 153NTP_TOO_MANY_PEERS 153

OPTMOD Messages 153BIAS_HIGH 155TX_POW_HIGH 155TYPE_ERR 155CFG_ERR 155MODULE_OUT 156MODULE_IN 156IO_ERR 156CHKSUM_ERR 157TX_ALM_ON 157TX_ALM_OFF 157RX_ALM_ON 158RX_ALM_OFF 158MOD_ALM_ON 158MOD_ALM_OFF 158TEMP_HIGH 159TEMP_LOW 159TEMP_NORMAL 159VOLT_HIGH 160VOLT_LOW 160VOLT_NORMAL 160RX_POW_HIGH 161RX_POW_LOW 161RX_POW_NORMAL 161BIAS_LOW 161BIAS_NORMAL 162TX_POW_LOW 162TX_POW_NORMAL 162OPTMOD_PHONY_MODULE 163FIBER_SFPMODULE_NOWINVALID 163FIBER_SFPMODULE_INVALID 164

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OSPF Messages 164OSPF_RT_LMT 164OSPF_RTRID_CHG 165OSPF_NBR_CHG 166OSPF_VLINKID_CHG 166OSPF_LAST_NBR_DOWN 166

OSPFv3 Messages 167OSPFv3_NBR_CHG 168OSPFv3_RT_LMT 168

PBR Messages 168PBR_LACK_DRVER_RESOURCE 169PBR_DRIVER_NOT_SUPPORT 169

PBR6 Messages 169PBR6_NO_RESOURCE 170PBR6_NOT_SUPPORT 170

PIM Messages 170PIM_NBR_UP 171PIM_NBR_DOWN 171

PING Messages 171PING_LOG 172

PING6 Messages 172PING6_LOG 173

PKEY Messages 173PKEY_HOST_KEY_BACKUP_FAIL 174PKEY_SERVER_KEY_BACKUP_FAIL 174PKEY_EXPORT_PKEY_SUCC 174PKEY_EXPORT_PKEY_FAIL 174PKEY_CREATE_HOST_KEY_SUCC 175PKEY_CREATE_SERVER_KEY_SUCC 175PKEY_CREATE_LOCAL_KEY_FAIL 175PKEY_DESTORY_HOST_KEY_SUCC 176PKEY_DESTORY_SERVER_KEY_SUCC 176PKEY_DESTORY_LOCAL_KEY_FAIL 176

PORTAL Messages 177PORTAL_ACL_FAILURE 178PORTAL_SERVER_DOWN 178PORTAL_SERVER_UP 179PORTAL_USER_LOGON_SUCCESS 179PORTAL_USER_LOGON_FAIL 180PORTAL_USER_LOGOFF 181

PORTSEC Messages 181PORTSEC_LEARNED_MACADDR 182PORTSEC_VIOLATION 183PORTSEC_DOT1X_LOGIN_FAILURE 183PORTSEC_DOT1X_LOGIN_SUCC 183PORTSEC_DOT1X_LOGOFF 184PORTSEC_MACAUTH_LOGIN_FAILURE 184PORTSEC_MACAUTH_LOGIN_SUCC 185PORTSEC_MACAUTH_LOGOFF 185

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PPPOEC Messages 186PPPOEC_LOG_ON 186PPPOEC_LOG_FAIL_PWD_ERR 187PPPOEC_LOG_FAIL_SERVER_ERR 187PPPOEC_LOG_OFF 187

PS Messages 187PS_SWITCH_P 188PS_SWITCH_W 188

QINQ Messages 188QINQ_TRANSPARENTVLAN_NORESOURCE 189QINQ_CONFLICT_ETHERNETTYPE 189QINQ_CONFLICT_QINQ_ENABLE 190QINQ_ETHERNETTYPE_ALREADY_SET 190QINQ_ETHERNETTYPE_NORESOURCE 191QINQ_OUTERVLANTAG_NORESOURCE 191QINQ_BPDUTUNNELING_NORESOURCE 192

QOS Messages 192QOS_POLICY_APPLYIF_CBFAIL 193QOS_POLICY_APPLYVLAN_CBFAIL 193QOS_POLICY_APPLYGLOBAL_CBFAIL 193QOS_POLICY_APPLYCOPP_CBFAIL 194QOS_POLICY_APPLYIF_FAIL 194QOS_POLICY_APPLYVLAN_FAIL 195QOS_POLICY_APPLYGLOBAL_FAIL 195QOS_POLICY_APPLYCOPP_FAIL 195QOS_NOT_ENOUGH_BANDWIDTH 196QOS_CBWFQ_REMOVED 196FAILED_TO_APPLY_QOS_PROFILE 197FAILED_TO_CHECK_QOS_PROFILE 197QOS_POLICY_NOTSUPPORT 198QOS_POLICY_NO_ENOUGH_RESOURCE 198QOS_POLICY_COMMON_ERROR 199

QACL Messages 199DRVQACL 4/NOTICE 199

RDS Messages 199RDS_FAILURE 200RDS_SUCC 200

RIP Messages 201RIP_RT_LMT 201

RIPNG Messages 201RIPNG_RT_LMT 201

RM Messages 201RM_ACRT_REACH_LIMIT 202RM_THRESHLD_VALUE_REACH 202RM_ACRT_REACH_THRESVALUE 203

RMON Messages 203RMON_ADDINFO 203

RPR Messages 203RPR_TOPOLOGY_INCONSISTENT 204

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RPR_TOPOLOGY_INCONSISTENT_OVER 204RPR_TOPOLOGY_INSTABILITY 204RPR_TOPOLOGY_INSTABILITY_OVER 205RPR_EXCEED_MAX_STATION 205RPR_EXCEED_MAX_STATION_OVER 205RPR_MAC_DUPLICATE 206RPR_MAC_DUPLICATE_OVER 206RPR_IP_DUPLICATE 206RPR_IP_DUPLICATE_OVER 207RPR_PROTECTION_INCONSISTENT 207RPR_PROTECTION_INCONSISTENT_OVER 207RPR_JUMBO_INCONSISTENT 207RPR_JUMBO_INCONSISTENT_OVER 208RPR_EXCEED_RESERVED_RATE 208RPR_EXCEED_RESERVED_RATE_OVER 208RPR_MISCABLING 209RPR_MISCABLING_OVER 209RPR_IDLE_ISOLATE 209RPR_IDLE_ISOLATE_OVER 210

RRPP Messages 210RRPP_RING_FAIL 211RRPP_RING_RESTORE 211

RSVP Messages 211RSVP_PATH_LOOP 212RSVP_RESV_LOOP 212

SC Messages 212SC_AAA_LAUNCH 213SC_AAA_SUCCESS 213SC_AAA_FAILURE 214

SHELL Messages 214SHELL_LOGIN 215SHELL_LOGOUT 215SHELL_CMD 215SHELL_LOGINFAIL 215

SMLK Messages 216SMLK_LINK_SWITCH 216

SNMP Messages 216SNMP_GET 217SNMP_SET 217

SOCKET Messages 217SOCKET_TCP_MD5_INVALID 218SOCKET_TCP_CONNECTIONS_FULL 218

SSH Messages 218SSH_LOGIN 219SSH_LOGOUT 219SSH_CONNECTION_CLOSE 220SSH_AUTH_TIMEOUT 220SSH_SFTP_OPER 221

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STM Messages 221STM_LINK_STATUS_UP 221STM_LINK_STATUS_DOWN 221STM_SOMER_CHECK 222STM_LINK_STATUS_TIMEOUT 222STM_MEMBERID_CONFLICT 222STM_MERGE 223STM_AUTO_UPDATE 223STM_MERGE_NEED_REBOOT 223STM_LINK_RECOVERY 224

SVPN Messages 224SVPN_LOGIN 224SVPN_LOGIN_FAILED 225SVPN_ACCEPT 226SVPN_ACCESS_PERMITTED 226SVPN_ACCESS_DENIED 227SVPN_CLOSE_FROM_SERVER 227SVPN_CLOSE_FROM_CLIENT 228

TNLM Messages 228TNLM_LIMIT 228

URPF Messages 228URPF_DRIVER_WARNING 228

USERLOG Messages 229USERLOG_NAT 229USERLOG_FLOW 230USERLOG_FLOW3.0 231

VFR Messages 232ATCKDF 233

VFS Messages 233VFS_ERROR 233VFS_MOUNTED 234VFS_UNMOUNTED 234VFS_INSERTED 235VFS_REMOVED 235

VRRP Messages 235VRRP_AUTH_FAILED 236VRRP_PACKET_ERROR 236VRRP_CONFIG_ERROR 236VRRP_STATUS_CHANGE 237VRRP_VMAC_DRIVER_ERROR 237VRRP_VF_STATUS_CHANGE 238VRRP_PRIORITY_CHANGE 238VRRP_VF_WEIGHT_CHANGE 239

WEBOPT Messages 239WEBOPT_3G_ENABLEPINPROTECT 240WEBOPT_3G_DISABLEPINPROTECT 240WEBOPT_3G_VALIDATEPIN 240WEBOPT_3G_VALIDATEPUK 240WEBOPT_3G_MODIFIEDPIN 241WEBOPT_3G_ENABLEPINPROTECT 241

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WEBOPT_3G_DISABLEPINPROTECT 241WEBOPT_3G_VALIDATEPIN 242WEBOPT_3G_VALIDATEPUK 242WEBOPT_3G_VALIDATEPUK 243WEBOPT_3G_MODIFIEDPIN 243WEBOPT_3G_MODIFIEDPIN 244WEBOPT_ACLACC 244WEBOPT_ACLDEC 244WEBOPT_CREATEACL 245WEBOPT_DELETEACL 245WEBOPT_ADDRULE 245WEBOPT_DELTERULE 246WEBOPT_MODIFYRULE 246WEBOPT_IMPORTOOMRULEZONEERROR 246WEBOPT_CREATEOOMRULE 247WEBOPT_DELETEOOMRULE 247WEBOPT_MODIFYOOMRULE 248WEBOPT_MOVEOOMRULE 248WEBOPT_IMPORTOOMRULE 249WEBOPT_ALG_ENABLE 249WEBOPT_ALG_DISABLE 250WEBOPT_ATKDF_PACKETINSPECTION 250WEBOPT_ATKDF_SYNFLOOD_ACTION 251WEBOPT_ATKDF_SYNFLOOD_RULE_ADD 252WEBOPT_ATKDF_SYNFLOOD_RULE_DEL 252WEBOPT_ATKDF_SYNFLOOD_RULE_MOD 253WEBOPT_ATKDF_UDPFLOOD_ACTION 253WEBOPT_ATKDF_UDPFLOOD_RULE_ADD 254WEBOPT_ATKDF_UDPFLOOD_RULE_DEL 254WEBOPT_ATKDF_UDPFLOOD_RULE_MOD 255WEBOPT_ATKDF_ICMPFLOOD_ACTION 255WEBOPT_ATKDF_ICMPFLOOD_RULE_ADD 256WEBOPT_ATKDF_ICMPFLOOD_DEL 256WEBOPT_ATKDF_ICMPFLOOD_RULE_MOD 257WEBOPT_ATKDF_DNSFLOOD_ ENABLE 257WEBOPT_ATKDF_DNSFLOOD_ DISABLE 258WEBOPT_ATKDF_DNSFLOOD_RULE_ADD 258WEBOPT_ATKDF_DNSFLOOD_RULE_DEL 259WEBOPT_ATKDF_DNSFLOOD_RULE_MOD 259WEBOPT_ATKDF_CONNLIMIT_RULE 260WEBOPT_ATKDF_SCANNING_RULE 260WEBOPT_ATKDF_STAT_CLEAR 261WEBOPT_BEHAVIOR_CREATE 262WEBOPT_BEHAVIOR_DELETE 262WEBOPT_BEHAVIOR_ADDACTION 262WEBOPT_BEHAVIOR_DELETEACTION 263WEBOPT_BEHAVIOR_MODIFYACTION 263WEBOPT_BLS_ENABLE 264WEBOPT_BLS_DISABLE 264WEBOPT_BLS_ITEM_ADD 265WEBOPT_BLS_ITEM_DEL 265WEBOPT_BLS_ITEM_MOD 266WEBOPT_BLS_ITEM_CLEAR 266WEBOPT_CARL_CREATE 267

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WEBOPT_CARL_DELETE 267WEBOPT_CARL_MODIFY 268WEBOPT_CAR_APPLY 268WEBOPT_CAR_REMOVE 269WEBOPT_CAR_MODIFY 270WEBOPT_CFM_SAVELOG 270WEBOPT_CLASSIFIER_CREATE 270WEBOPT_CLASSIFIER_DELETE 271WEBOPT_CLASSIFIER_MODIFY 271WEBOPT_CLASSIFIER_ADDRULE 272WEBOPT_CLASSIFIER_DELETERULE 272WEBOPT_CLI_CHANGECLOCK 273WEBOPT_DHBK_ENABLE 273WEBOPT_DHBK_DISABLE 273WEBOPT_DHBK_SYMMETRY 274WEBOPT_DHBK_UNSYMMETRY 274WEBOPT_DHBK_ADD_BAK_IF 274WEBOPT_DHBK_DEL_BAK_IF 275WEBOPT_DHBK_CFGB_MAIN 275WEBOPT_DHBK_CFGB_SLAVE 275WEBOPT_DHBK_CFGB_ENABLE_ATSYNC 276WEBOPT_DHBK_CFGB_DISABLE_ATSYNC 276WEBOPT_DHBK_CFGB_SYNC 276WEBOPT_DNS_PROXY_ENABLE 277WEBOPT_DNS_PROXY_DISABLE 277WEBOPT_DNS_RESOLVE_ENABLE 278WEBOPT_DNS_RESOLVE_DISABLE 278WEBOPT_DNS_DELETE_SERVER 278WEBOPT_DNS_ADD_SERVER 279WEBOPT_DNS_DELETE_DOMAIN 279WEBOPT_DNS_ADD_DOMAIN 279WEBOPT_DNS_CLEAR_CACHE 280WEBOPT_DNS_ADD_HOST 280WEBOPT_DNS_DELETE_HOST 281WEBOPT_IC_ADDLOGHOST 281WEBOPT_IC_DELLOGHOST 281WEBOPT_IC_ENABLE_MAIL 281WEBOPT_IC_ADDAGG 282WEBOPT_IC_DELAGG 282WEBOPT_IPADDR_ADDMAIN 283WEBOPT_IPADDR_DELMAIN 283WEBOPT_IPADDR_ADDSUB 283WEBOPT_IPADDR_DELSUB 284WEBOPT_LDBL _LASTHOP_ENABLE 285WEBOPT_LDBL_LASTHOP_DISABLE 285WEBOPT_LDBL_ADD_RG 285WEBOPT_LDBL_MODIFY_RG 285WEBOPT_LDBL_DELETE_RG 286WEBOPT_LDBL_ADD_RS 286WEBOPT_LDBL_MODIFY_RS 286WEBOPT_LDBL_DELETE_RS 287WEBOPT_LDBL_ADD_VS 287WEBOPT_LDBL_MODIFY_VS 287WEBOPT_LDBL_DELETE_VS 288

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WEBOPT_LDBL_CLEAR_STAT 288WEBOPT_LDBL_ADD_PHYLINK 288WEBOPT_LDBL_MODIFY_PHYLINK 289WEBOPT_LDBL_DELETE_PHYLINK 289WEBOPT_LDBL_MODIFY_PROPARA 289WEBOPT_LDBL_ADD_STATICPRO 290WEBOPT_LDBL_MODIFY_STATICPRO 290WEBOPT_LDBL_DELETE_STATICPRO 290WEBOPT_LDBL_DELETE_DYNPRO 291WEBOPT_LDBL_DNSREDIRECT_ENABLE 291WEBOPT_LDBL_DNSREDIRECT_DISABLE 292WEBOPT_LDBL_ADD_DNSRECORD 292WEBOPT_LDBL_MODIFY_DNSRECORD 293WEBOPT_LDBL_DELETE_DNSRECORD 293WEBOPT_LDBL_ADD_LINKGROUP 293WEBOPT_LDBL_MODIFY_LINKGROUP 294WEBOPT_LDBL_DELETE_LINKGROUP 294WEBOPT_LDBL_ADD_LOGICLINK 294WEBOPT_LDBL_MODIFY_LOGICLINK 295WEBOPT_LDBL_DELETE_LOGICLINK 295WEBOPT_LDBL_ADD_LINKVS 295WEBOPT_LDBL_MODIFY_LINKVS 296WEBOPT_LDBL_DELETE_LINKVS 296WEBOPT_LDBL_CLEAR_LINKSTAT 296WEBOPT_LDBL_MODIFY_HCPARA 297WEBOPT_LDBL_CHANGE_HCSTATUS 297WEBOPT_LDBL_CHANGE_LINKHCSTATUS 297WEBOPT_LDBL_ADD_DNSMXRECORD 298WEBOPT_LDBL_MODIFY_DNSMXRECORD 298WEBOPT_LDBL_DELETE_DNSMXRECORD 299WEBOPT_LDBL_ADD_LINKACLVS 299WEBOPT_LIC_EXPORT 300WEBOPT_LIC_IMPORT 300WEBOPT_LOGIN_SUC 301WEBOPT_LOGIN_FAIL 301WEBOPT_LOGOUT 301WEBOPT_LS_ADD 302WEBOPT_LS_DEL 302WEBOPT_LS_MOD 302WEBOPT_NAT_ADDRESSPOOL 303WEBOPT_NAT_DYNAMIC 303WEBOPT_NAT_STATIC_MAP 304WEBOPT_NAT_STATIC 304WEBOPT_NAT_SERVER 305WEBOPT_NAT_DNSMAP 306WEBOPT_OOMACLACC 307WEBOPT_OOMACLDEC 307WEBOPT_POLICY_CREATE 308WEBOPT_POLICY_DELETE 308WEBOPT_POLICY_ASSCB 309WEBOPT_POLICY_DISASSCB 309WEBOPT_POLICY_APPLY 310WEBOPT_POLICY_REMOVE 310WEBOPT_RADIUS_SVRCONFIG_MOD 311

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WEBOPT_RADIUS_PARACONFIG_MOD 311WEBOPT_REBOOT 313WEBOPT_RESOURCE_MODIFY 313WEBOPT_RESOURCE_CREATE 313WEBOPT_RESOURCE_REMOVE 313WEBOPT_RMSTATIC 314RM_ICLOG_WEB_UNDOSTATIC 315WEBOPT_SESSION_CLEAR 315WEBOPT_SESSION_CLEAR_ALL 315WEBOPT_SESSION_PERSISTRULE_MOD 316WEBOPT_SESSION_AGETIME_MOD 316WEBOPT_SESSION_STAT_CLEAR 316WEBOPT_SESSION_UNIDIR_MODE 317WEBOPT_SESSIONLOG_ADD 317WEBOPT_SESSIONLOG_DEL 318WEBOPT_SESSIONLOG_MOD 318WEBOPT_SESSIONLOG_THRESHOLD_MOD 319WEBOPT_SET_MTU 320WEBOPT_SET_LINK 320WEBOPT_SET_INTERFACE 320WEBOPT_SIGUP_AUTO 321WEBOPT_SIGUP_ONLINE 321WEBOPT_SIGUP_LOCAL 321WEBOPT_SIGUP_CANCEL_AUTO 321WEBOPT_SNMP_CHANGESYSNAME 322WEBOPT_SYSLOG_BUFFERSIZE 322WEBOPT_SYSLOG_CLEAR 322WEBOPT_TCPPROXY_MODE 323WEBOPT_TCPPROXY_ENABLE 323WEBOPT_TCPPROXY_DISABLE 323WEBOPT_TCPPROXY_ITEM_ADD 324WEBOPT_TCPPROXY_ITEM_DEL 324WEBOPT_TAC_SVRCONFIG_MOD 325WEBOPT_TAC_PARACONFIG_MOD 325WEBOPT_TIMEOUT 326WEBOPT_TIMERANGE_CREATE 326WEBOPT_TIMERANGE_DELETE 327WEBOPT_TIMERANGE_MODIFY 327WEBOPT_USERLOG_VERSION 328WEBOPT_USERLOG_SRCIP 328WEBOPT_USERLOG_SYSLOG 328WEBOPT_USERLOG_UNDOSYSLOG 329WEBOPT_USERLOG_RESETLOG 329WEBOPT_USERLOG_RESETBUF 329WEBOPT_USERLOG_ADDHOST 330WEBOPT_USERLOG_DELHOST 330WEBOPT_CREATE_VLAN 331WEBOPT_DELETE_VLAN 331WEBOPT_CHANGE_PORT_TYPE 331WEBOPT_ACCESS_ADD_VLAN 332WEBOPT_ACCESS_DEL_VLAN 332WEBOPT_TRUNK_ADD_VLAN 332WEBOPT_TRUNK_DEL_VLAN 333WEBOPT_HYBRID_ADD_UNTAG_VLAN 333

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WEBOPT_HYBRID_ADD_TAG_VLAN 333WEBOPT_HYBRID_DEL_VLAN 334WEBOPT_VRRP_ADDVIP 335WEBOPT_VRRP_DELVIP 335WEBOPT_ZONE_ADD 335WEBOPT_ZONE_MOD 336WEBOPT_ZONE_DEL 337WEBOPT_ZONE_ADD_INTF 337WEBOPT_ZONE_REMOVE_INTF 338

DEVD Messages 338DEVD/3/BOARD REBOOT 338DEVD/3/BOARD REBOOT 339DEVD/4/BRD MISPLUG 339DEVD/4/BRD MISPLUG 339DEVD/2/BRD TOO HOT 340DEVD/3/FAN CHANGE 340DEVD/3/FAN CHANGE 340DEVD/4/PSU CHANGED 341DEVD/2/LACK OF PWR 341DEVD/2/BRD ON_OFF 341DEVD/2/BRD ON_OFF 342DEVD/3/PMU STATUS 342DEVD/3/PMU STATUS 342DEVD/3/PMU STATUS 343DEVD/4/REG OUTTIME 343DEVD/4/REG OUTTIME 344DEVD/3/PMU STATUS 344DEVD/2/PSU CHANGE 344DEVD/4/BRD MISPLUG 345DEVD/4/BRD MISPLUG 345DEVD/4/BRD MISPLUG 346DEVD/2/LACK OF PWR 346DEVD/2/LACK OF PWR 347DEVD/4/PWR CHANGED 347DEVD/3/BOARD LOAD FAULT 348DEVD/3/BOARD LOAD FAUL 348DEVD/4/BOARD TYPE MISMATCH 349DEVD/4/BOARD TYPE MISMATCH 349

DIAG Messages 350DIAG/4/WARN 350DIAG/3/ERROR 350DIAG/3/ERROR 351DIAG/3/ERROR 351DIAG/3/ERROR 351DIAG/3/ERROR 352DIAG/3/ERROR 352DIAG/3/ERROR 353DIAG/3/ERROR 353DIAG/3/ERROR 354

DFWD Messages 354DFWD/5/DRV_XBAR 354

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SMODE Messages 355SMODE/5/DRV_SMODE 355SMODE/3/DRV_SMODE 355SMODE/3/DRV_SMODE 356SMODE/3/DRV_SMODE 356SMODE/3/DRV_SMODE 356SMODE/3/DRV_SMODE 357SMODE/3/DRV_SMODE 357

LIF Messages 358LIF/4/RESOURCE 358LIF/4/ RESOURCE 358

POS Messages 359LIF/4/POS 359LIF/4/POS 359LIF/4/POS 360LIF/4/POS 360LIF/4/POS 361LIF/4/POS 361LIF/4/POS 361

RPR Messages 362LIF/4/RPR 362LIF/4/RPR 362LIF/4/RPR 363LIF/4/RPR 363LIF/4/RPR 364LIF/4/RPR 364LIF/4/RPR 364LIF/4/RPR 365LIF/4/RPR 365LIF/4/RPR 366LIF/4/RPR 366LIF/4/RPR 366LIF/4/RPR 367LIF/4/RPR 367LIF/4/RPR 367LIF/4/RPR 368LIF/4/RPR 368LIF/4/RPR 369LIF/4/RPR 369LIF/4/RPR 369LIF/4/RPR 370LIF/4/RPR 370LIF/4/RPR 371LIF/4/RPR 371LIF/4/RPR 371LIF/4/RPR 372LIF/4/RPR 372LIF/4/RPR 373LIF/4/RPR 373

FDB Messages 373L2/4/FDB 373L2/4/FDB 374

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PORT Messages 374L2/4/PORT 374L2/4/PORT 375L2/4/PORT 375L2/4/PORT 376L2/4/PORT 376L2/4/PORT 376L2/4/PORT 377L2/4/PORT 377L2/4/PORT 378L2/4/PORT 378L2/4/PORT 379L2/4/PORT 379

BRIPRO Messages 380L2/4/BRIPRO 380L2/4/BRIPRO 380L2/4/BRIPRO 381L2/4/BRIPRO 381L2/4/ BRIPRO 382L2/4/ BRIPRO 382L2/4/ BRIPRO 383L2/4/ BRIPRO 383L2/4/ BRIPRO 383L2/4/ BRIPRO 384

VLAN Messages 384L2/4/VLAN 384L2/4/VLAN 385

QACL Messages 385DPCL/4/NOTICE 385

L3 Messages 386DRVL3/3/LOG 386DRVL3/3/LOG 387DRVL3/3/LOG 387DRVL3/3/LOG 387DRVL3/4/LOG 388

L3VPN Messages 388L3VPN/3/ERROR 388L3VPN/3/ERROR 389

VLL Messages 389VLL/3/ERROR 389

PBB Messages 390PBB/3/ERROR 390

VPLS Messages 390VPLS/3/ERROR 390

MPLS Messages 391MPLS/3/ERROR 391

SYSM Messages 391SYSM/4/DRV_SYSM_PROMPT 391SYSM/1/DRV_SYSM_PROMPT 392

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SYSM/5/DRV_SYSM_PROMPT 392SYSM/1/DRV_SYSM_PROMPT 392SYSM/1/DRV_SYSM_PROMPT 393SYSM/1/DRV_SYSM_PROMPT 393SYSM/5/DRV_SYSM_PROMPT 393SYSM/4/DRV_SYSM_PROMPT 394SYSM/4/DRV_SYSM_PROMPT 394SYSM/4/DRV_SYSM_PROMPT 394SYSM/4/DRV_SYSM_PROMPT 395SYSM/4/DRV_SYSM_PROMPT 395SYSM/4/DRV_SYSM_PROMPT 395SYSM/4/DRV_SYSM_PROMPT 396SYSM/4/DRV_SYSM_PROMPT 396SYSM/4/DRV_SYSM_PROMPT 396SYSM/4/DRV_SYSM_PROMPT 397SYSM/4/DRV_SYSM_PROMPT 397SYSM/4/DRV_SYSM_PROMPT 397SYSM/5/DRV_SYSM_PROMPT 398SYSM/3/DRV_SYSM_PROMPT 398SYSM/3/DRV_SYSM_PROMPT 399SYSM/4/DRV_SYSM_PROMPT 399SYSM/5/DRV_SYSM_PROMPT 399

DRIVER Messages 400DRIVER/5/DRV_DRIVER_LOG 400DRIVER/3/DRV_DRIVER_LOG 400DRIVER/6/DRV_DRIVER_LOG 401DRIVER/6/DRV_DRIVER_LOG 401DRIVER/6/DRV_DRIVER_LOG 401DRIVER/5/ DRV_DRIVER_LOG 402DRIVER/6/DRV_DRIVER_LOG 402DRIVER/3/DRV_DRIVER_LOG 403DRIVER/5/DRV_DRIVER_LOG 403DRIVER/3/DRV_DRIVER_LOG 404DRIVER/6/DRV_DRIVER_LOG 404DRIVER/5/DRV_DRIVER_LOG 405DRIVER/6/DRV_DRIVER_LOG 405DRIVER/3/DRV_DRIVER_LOG 405DRIVER/5/DRV_DRIVER_LOG 406DRIVER/3/DRV_DRIVER_LOG 406DRIVER/6/DRV_DRIVER_LOG 407

DSTM Messages 407DSTM/1/DRV_DSTM 407DSTM/1/DRV_DSTM 408DSTM/1/DRV_DSTM 408DSTM/1/DRV_DSTM 409DSTM/1/DRV_DSTM 409DSTM/1/DRV_DSTM 410DSTM/1/DRV_DSTM 410DSTM/1/DRV_DSTM 411DSTM/1/DRV_DSTM 411DSTM/1/DRV_DSTM 412DSTM/1/DRV_DSTM 412

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WANWNG Messages 413WANWNG/7/DRV_WANWNG_TRAP_DBG 413WANWNG/7/DRV_WANWNG_TRAP_DBG 413WANWNG/7/DRV_WANWNG_TRAP_DBG 414WANWNG/7/DRV_WANWNG_TRAP_DBG 414

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System Log Overview

Introduction During the operation of a device, the log module in the host software records every event of the device and generates system log information.

With system log information, network administrators can monitor device running status, analyze network status, find network or security problems, and take corresponding actions against them.

You can display the system log information through the console port or by telnetting. The device can save logs or output them to the log server.

System Log Format According to the syslog protocol, the system transmits logs through UDP port 514. Any UDP packet on port 514 is considered as a log message, which uses the following format. timestamp sysname vvmodule/level/digest: source content

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Table 1 Description of a log message

Number Description

1 Priority

2 Timestamp

3 Host name

4 Manufacturer

5 Version

6 Module name

7 Severity level

8 Message summary

9 Message creator

10 Message content

The system messages sent to log hosts are log messages.

PRI (priority) The priority is calculated using the formula: facility*8+severity, in which facility is the logging facility name and can be configured when you set the log host parameters. The facility ranges from local0 to local7 (16 to 23 in decimal integers) and defaults to local7. It is mainly used to mark different log sources on the log host, query and filter the logs of the corresponding log source. Severity ranges from 0 to 7. 2 details the value and meaning associated with each severity.

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Note that the priority field takes effect only when the information has been sent to the log host.

Table 2 Severity description

Severity Severity value Description

Emergency 0 The system is unusable.

Alert 1 Action must be taken immediately.

Critical 2 Critical conditions

Error 3 Error conditions

Warning 4 Warning conditions

Notice 5 Normal but significant conditions

Informational 6 Informational messages

Debug 7 Debug-level messages

timestamp Time stamp records the time when system information is generated to allow users to check and identify system events. The time stamp of the system information sent from the information center to the log host is with a precision of milliseconds. The time stamp format of the system information sent to the log host is configured with the info-center timestamp loghost command, and that of the system information sent to the other destinations is configured with the info-center timestamp command. For the detailed description of the time stamp parameters, see the following table:

Table 3 Description on the time stamp parameters

Time stamp parameter Description Example

boot

System up time (that is, the duration for this operation of the device), in the format of xxxxxx.yyyyyy. xxxxxx represents the higher 32 bits, and yyyyyy represents the lower 32 bits.

System information sent to all destinations except log host supports this parameter.

%0.16406399 Sysname IFNET/3/LINK_UPDOWN: Ethernet0/6 link status is DOWN.

0.16406399 is a time stamp in the boot format.

date

Current date and time of the system, in the format of Mmm dd hh:mm:ss:sss yyyy.

System information sent to all destinations supports this parameter.

%Aug 19 16:11:03:288 2009 Sysname IFNET/3/LINK_UPDOWN: Ethernet0/6 link status is UP.

Aug 19 16:11:03:288 2009 is a time stamp in the date format.

iso Time stamp format stipulated in ISO 8601

Only the system information sent to a log host supports this parameter.

2009-09-21T15:32:55 Sysname %%10 IFNET/3/LINK_UPDOWN(l): Ethernet0/6 link status is DOWN.

2009-09-21T15:32:55 is a time stamp in the iso format.

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Time stamp parameter Description Example

none No time stamp is included.

System information sent to all destinations supports this parameter.

% Sysname IFNET/3/LINK_UPDOWN: Ethernet0/6 link status is DOWN.

No time stamp is included.

no-year-date

Current date and time of the system, with year information excluded.

Only the system information sent to a log host supports this parameter.

Aug 19 16:120:38 Sysname %%10 IFNET/3/LINK_UPDOWN(l): Ethernet0/6 link status is DOWN.

Aug 19 16:120:38 is a time stamp in the no-year-date format.

sysname (host name or IP address) If the system information is sent to a log host in the format of UNICOM, and the info-center

loghost source command is configured, or vpn-instance vpn-instance-name is provided in the info-center loghost command, the field is displayed as the IP address of the device that generates the system information.

In other cases (when the system information is sent to a log host in the format of H3C, or sent to other destinations), the field is displayed as the name of the device that generates the system information, namely, the system name of the device. You can use the sysname command to modify the system name. For more information, see the Fundamentals Command Reference.

%% (vendor ID) This field indicates that system information is generated by a H3C device. It is displayed only when the system information is sent to a log host in the format of H3C.

vv (version) This field is a version identifier of syslog, with a value of 10. It is displayed only when the output destination is log host.

module This field represents the name of the module that generates system information. You can enter the info-center source? command in system view to view the module list

level (severity) System information can be divided into eight levels based on its severity, from 0 to 7. See 2 for definition and description of these severity levels. The levels of system information generated by modules are predefined by developers, so you cannot change the system information levels. However, with the info-center source command, you can configure to output information of the specified level and not to output information lower than the specified level.

digest The digest field is a string of up to 32 characters, outlining the system information.

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For system information destined to the log host:

If the character string ends with (l), the information is log information If the character string ends with (t), the information is trap information If the character string ends with (d), the information is debugging information

For system information destined to other destinations:

If the time stamp starts with a %, the information is log information If the time stamp starts with a #, the information is trap information If the time stamp starts with a *, the information is debugging information

source This field indicates the source of the information, such as the slot number of a board, IRF member ID, IRF member ID and slot number, or the source IP address of the log sender.

This field is optional and is displayed only when the system information is sent to a log host in the format of H3C.

content This field provides the content of the system information.

For example:

%@354%Feb 15 19:03:21:985 2011 H3C CFGMAN/5/CFGMAN_EXIT: Exit from configuration mode.

The information shows that this log is generated on Feb. 15 19: 03:21 2011, and is sent by module CFGMAN, the host name is H3C, severity level is 5, and the content of the log is exit from configure mode.

Modules Table 4 Module list

Module Full spelling

SYSM System manage

DIAG Diagnosis

DFWD Driver forwarding

PORT Port

DEVD Device driver

DFBR Device fabric

SMODE System mode

DSTM Driver stack topology management

DRIVER Driver

LIF Layer 2 interface

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POS POS

RPR RPR

FDB Forwarding database

VLAN VLAN

L3 Layer 3

L3VPN Layer 3 VPN

VLL VLL

PBB Provider backbone bridge

VPLS VPLS

MPLS MPLS

DFBR Device fabric

ADDR IPv4 address management

ADDR6 IPv6 address management

ACL Access Control List

ACFPC Application Control Forwarding Protocol Client

ARP Address Resolution Protocol

ASPF Application Specific Packet Filter

BFD Bidirectional Forwarding Detection

BGP Border Gateway Protocol

BLS Blacklist

CFD Connectivity Fault Detection

CFGMAN Configuration Management

CFM Configuration File Management

CLST Cluster

CLKM Clock Management

CMD Command

CSPF Constraint Shortest Path First

DAR Deeper Application Recognition

DEVM Device Management

DHBK Double Hot Backup

DHCPC Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Client

DHCPR Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Relay

DHCPRULE Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Rule

DHCPS Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Server

DHCPSP6 DHCPv6 Snooping

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DLDP Device Link Detection Protocol

DOT1X DOT1X

DPATTACK Data Plane Attack defense

DPBRIDGE Data Plane Bridge

DPCNNLMT Data Plane Connection limit

DPPBR Data Plane Policy Based Route

DPPBR6 Data Plane Policy Based Route IPv6

DPURPF Data Plane Unicast Reverse Path Forwarding

DPVFR Data Plane Virtual Fragment Reassembly

ETHOAM Ethernet Operation, Administration and Maintenance

FLT6 Filter of IPv6

FILTER Filter of IPv4

FTP Daemon File Transfer Protocol Daemon

HA High Availability

HOSTTRAF Host traffic

IC Information Center

IFNET Interface Net Management

IKE Internet Key Exchange

IPCIM IP Client Information Management

IPSEC IP Security

IPV6PP Internet Protocol Version 6 Packet Process Management

ISIS Intermediate System-to-Intermediate System

L2V Layer 2 Virtual Private Network

L3VPN Layer 3 Virtual Private Network

LAGG Link Aggregation

LDP Label Distribution Protocol

LICS License

LLDP Link Layer Discovery Protocol

LPDETECT Loop Detect

LPDT Loopback Detection

LS Local Server

LSPM LSP Management

LSPV LSP Verification

LWPC Light Weight Access Point Protocol client

LWPS Light Weight Access Point Protocol server

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MAC Media Access Control

MAD Multi-Active Detection

MD Multicast domain

MEM Memory Management

MFF MAC-Forced Forwarding

MFW MPLS Forwarding

MPLS OAM MPLS Operation Administration and Maintenance

MSDP Multicast Source Discovery Protocol

MSTP Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol

MTLK Monitor Link

NAT Network Address Translation

ND Neighbor Discovery

NTP Network Time Protocol

OPTMOD Optical Module

OSPF Open Shortest Path First

OSPFv3 Open Shortest Path First Version 3

PBR Policy Based Route

PBR6 Policy Based Route IPv6

PIM Protocol Independent Multicast

PKEY Public Key

PKI Public Key Infrastructure

PORTAL PORTAL

PORTSEC PORTSEC

PPPOEC Point to Point Protocol Over Ethernet Client

PS Protection Switch

QINQ 802.1Q IN 802.1Q

QOS Quality of Service

RDS RADIUS

RIP Routing Information Protocol

RIPNG Routing Information Protocol Next Generation

RM Routing Management

RMON Remote Monitor

RPR Resilient Packet Ring

RRPP Rapid Ring Protect Protocol

RSVP Resource Reservation Protocol

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SC Service Control

SHELL Shell

SLBG Service Loopback Group

SMLK Smart Link

SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol

SOCKET SOCKET

SSH Secure Shell

STM Stack Topology Management

SVPN Virtual Private Network based on Security Socket Layer

TNLM Tunnel Management

URPF Unicast Reverse Path Forwarding

USERLOG User Log

UTM Unified Threat Management

VFR Virtual Fragment Reassembly

VFS Virtual File System

VRRP Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol

WIDS WLAN Intrusion Detection system

WMAC WLAN MAC

WMESH WLAN Mesh

WROAM WLAN Roaming

WEBOPT

Web Operation

APPCTL is short for Application Control

LDBL is short for Load Balance

LS is short for Local User

IC is short for Information Center

Log Variables Table 5 Log variables

Variable Description

[ slot-id ] Slot ID

[ NP-id ] NP ID

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ADDR Messages

This section contains the entire system log messages related to IPv4 address management.

ADDR_SETDRIVER_FAIL Mnemonic ADDR_SETDRIVER_FAIL Severity Level 3

Syslog Message -TaskId=[ULONG]-TaskName=[STRING]-BoardId=[ULONG]-IPAddr=[IPADDR]-IfName=[STRING]; Failed to add or delete IP address to or from driver.

Variable Fields

$1: Task ID.

$2: Task name.

$3: Board ID.

$4: IP address.

$5: Interface name.

Explanation Failed to add or delete IP address to/from driver.

Trigger Action Failed to add or delete IP address to/from driver.

Example ADDR/3/ADDR_SETDRIVER_FAIL: -TaskId=1-TaskName=IP-BoardId=1-IPAddr=1.1.1.1-IfName=GigabitEthernet0/1; Failed to add or delete IP address to or from driver.

Recommended Action No action is required.

ADDR_ENABLETOCPU_FAIL Mnemonic ADDR_ENABLETOCPU_FAIL Severity Level 4

Syslog Message Failed to enable sending of protocol packets to CPU.

Variable Fields N/A

Explanation Failed to enable sending of protocol packets to CPU.

Trigger Action Failed to enable sending of protocol packets to CPU.

Example ADDR/4/ADDR_ENABLETOCPU_FAIL: Failed to enable sending of protocol packets to CPU.


ADDR6 Messages

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This section contains the entire system log messages related to IPv6 address management.

ADDR6_ADD_ADDR_FAIL Mnemonic ADDR6_ADD_ADDR_FAIL Severity Level 4

Syslog Message IPv6 address [STRING] add error on [STRING] slot [ULONG].

Variable Fields $1: IPv6 address.

$2: Chassis number.

$3: Slot number.

Explanation IPv6 address add error on IO board.

Trigger Action IPv6 address add error on IO board.

Example ADDR6/4/ADDR6_ADD_ADDR_FAIL: IPv6 address 2::2 add error on slot 3.


ADDR6_ENABLETOCPU_FAIL Mnemonic ADDR6_ENABLETOCPU_FAIL Severity Level 4

Syslog Message Failed to enable sending of protocol packets to CPU.

Variable Fields N/A

Explanation Failed to enable sending of protocol packets to CPU.

Trigger Action Failed to enable sending of protocol packets to CPU.

Example ADDR6/4/ADDR6_ENABLETOCPU_FAIL: Failed to enable sending of protocol packets to CPU.


ACL Messages

This section contains the entire system log messages related to Access Control List.

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ACL_NOT_ENOUGH_RES Mnemonic ACL_NOT_ENOUGH_RES Severity Level 3

Syslog Message Error occurred in ACL [ULONG] for not enough resource.

Variable Fields $1: The acl group ID.

Explanation There is no enough resource for the synchronization of acl group to driver.

Trigger Action Copy acl group or add the first rule to the acl group, and the resource is not enough.

Example ACL/3/ACL_NOT_ENOUGH_RES:

Error occurred in ACL 3000 for not enough resource.

Recommended Action Delete the acl group.

ACL_OTHER_ERROR Mnemonic ACL_OTHER_ERROR Severity Level 3

Syslog Message Error occurred in ACL [ULONG].


Explanation Other error occurred when synchronization acl to driver.

Trigger Action Copy acl group or add the first rule to the acl group, and apply unsuccessfully in hardware.

Example ACL/3/ ACL_OTHER_ERROR:

Error occurred in ACL 3000.


ACL_RULE_NOT_ENOUGH_RES Mnemonic ACL_RULE_NOT_ENOUGH_RES Severity Level 3

Syslog Message Error occurred in ACL [ULONG] rule [ULONG] for not enough resource.


$2: The acl rule ID.

Explanation There is no enough resource for the synchronization of acl rule to driver.

Trigger Action Add or modify some rule to the acl group, and the resource is not enough.

Example ACL/3/ACL_RULE_NOT_ENOUGH_RES: Error occurred in ACL 3000 rule 100 for not enough resource.

Recommended Action Delete the acl rule.

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ACL_RULE_OTHER_ERROR Mnemonic ACL_RULE_OTHER_ERROR Severity Level 3

Syslog Message Error occurred in ACL [ULONG] rule [ULONG].



Explanation Other error occurred when synchronization acl rule to driver.

Trigger Action Add or modify some rule to the acl group, and apply unsuccessfully in hardware.

Example ACL/3/ACL_RULE_OTHER_ERROR: Error occurred in ACL 3000 RULE 100.


ACL_IPV6_NOT_ENOUGH_RES Mnemonic ACL_IPV6_NOT_ENOUGH_RES Severity Level 3

Syslog Message Error occurred in ACL IPv6 [ULONG] for not enough resource.


Explanation There is no enough resource for the synchronization of acl group to driver.

Trigger Action Copy acl group or add the first rule to the acl group, and the resource is not enough.

Example ACL/3/ACL_IPV6_NOT_ENOUGH_RES:

Error occurred in ACL IPv6 3000 for not enough resource.


ACL_IPV6_OTHER_ERROR Mnemonic ACL_IPV6_OTHER_ERROR Severity Level 3

Syslog Message Error occurred in ACL IPv6 [ULONG].


Explanation Other error occurred when synchronization acl to driver.

Trigger Action Copy acl group or add the first rule to the acl group, and apply unsuccessfully in hardware.

Example ACL/3/ACL_IPV6_OTHER_ERROR: Error occurred in ACL IPv6 3000.


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ACL_IPV6_RULE_NOT_ENOUGH_RES Mnemonic ACL_IPV6_RULE_NOT_ENOUGH_RES Severity Level 3

Syslog Message Error occurred in ACL IPv6 [ULONG] rule [ULONG] for not enough resource.



Explanation There is no enough resource for the synchronization of acl rule to driver.

Trigger Action Add or modify some rule to the acl group, and the resource is not enough.

Example ACL/3/ACL_IPV6_RULE_NOT_ENOUGH_RES: Error occurred in ACL IPv6 3000 rule 100 for not enough resource.


ACL_IPV6_RULE_OTHER_ERROR Mnemonic ACL_IPV6_RULE_OTHER_ERROR Severity Level 3

Syslog Message Error occurred in ACL IPv6 [ULONG] rule [ULONG].



Explanation Other error occurred when synchronization acl rule to driver.

Trigger Action Add or modify some rule to the acl group, and apply unsuccessfully in hardware.

Example ACL/3/ACL_IPV6_RULE_OTHER_ERROR: Error occurred in ACL IPv6 3000 RULE 100.


ACFPC Messages

This section contains the log messages related to Application Control Forwarding Protocol Client of the entire system.

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ACFPC_DELETE_POLICYS_FAIL Mnemonic ACFPC_DELETE_POLICYS_FAIL Severity Level 4

Syslog Message Failed to delete policies on the server.

Variable Fields

Explanation Error occurred when policies on the server was being deleted.

Trigger Action Error occurred when policies on the server was being deleted. For example, the ACFP server was disabled or the SNMP network was disconnected, etc.

Example ACFPC/4/ACFPC_DELETE_POLICYS_FAIL: Failed to delete policies on the server.

Recommended Action Please check ACFP server configuration and the SNMP network.

ACFPC_MODIFY_CLIENT_FAIL Mnemonic ACFPC_MODIFY_CLIENT_FAIL Severity Level 4

Syslog Message Failed to modify client information on the server.

Variable Fields

Explanation Error occurred when the client information on the server was being modified.

Trigger Action Error occurred when the client information on the server was being modified. For example, the ACFP server was disabled or the SNMP network was disconnected, etc.

Example ACFPC/4/ACFPC_MODIFY_CLIENT_FAIL: Failed to modify client information on the server.


ACFPC_DELETE_POLICY_FAIL Mnemonic ACFPC_DELETE_POLICY_FAIL Severity Level 4

Syslog Message Failed to delete policy [ULONG] on the server.

Variable Fields $1: Policy index.

Explanation Error occurred when a policy was being deleted on the server.

Trigger Action Failed to delete the policy on the server. For example, ACFP server was disabled or the SNMP network was disconnected, etc.

Example ACFPC/4/ACFPC_DELETE_POLICY_FAIL: Failed to delete policy 1 on the server.


ACFPC_DELETE_RULE_FAIL Mnemonic ACFPC_DELETE_RULE_FAIL Severity Level 4

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Mnemonic ACFPC_DELETE_RULE_FAIL Severity Level 4

Syslog Message Failed to delete rule [ULONG] of policy [ULONG] on the server.

Variable Fields $1: Rule index.

$2: Policy index.

Explanation Error occurred when a rule was being deleted on the server.

Trigger Action Failed to delete the specified rule on the server. For example, the ACFP server was disabled or the SNMP network was disconnected, etc.

Example ACFPC/4/ACFPC_DELETE_RULE: Failed to delete rule 10010 of policy 1 on the server.


ACFPC_DIFFERENT_INFO Mnemonic ACFPC_DIFFERENT_INFO Severity Level 4

Syslog Message The client information on the server is different from that on the client.

Variable Fields

Explanation The client information on the server is not the same as that on the client.

Trigger Action The client information on the server is not the same as that on the client.

Example ACFPC/4/ACFPC_DIFFERENT_INFO: The client information on the server is different from that on the client.

Recommended Action Please check ACFP client information on the server.

ARP Messages

This section contains the entire system log messages related to Address Resolution Protocol.

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ARP_DUPIFIP Mnemonic ARP_DUPIFIP Severity Level 5

Syslog Message Duplicate address [IPADDR] on interface [STRING], sourced from [STRING].

Variable Fields $1: IP address.

$2: Interface name.

$3: MAC Address.

Explanation The ARP checks the duplicate address.

Trigger Action An ARP packet with duplicate address was received on an interface.

Example ARP/5/ARP_DUPIFIP: Duplicate address 1.1.1.1 on interface Ethernet1/1/1, sourced from 0015-E944-A947.

Recommended Action Modify the IP address configuration.

ARP_DUPVRRPIP Mnemonic ARP_DUPVRRPIP Severity Level 5

Syslog Message IP address [IPADDR] conflicts with VRRP virtual IP address on interface [STRING], sourced from [STRING].


$2: Interface name.

$3: MAC address.

Explanation A VRRP virtual IP address conflict was detected.

Trigger Action The IP address of the ARP packet received conflicts with the VRRP virtual IP address.

Example ARP/5/ARP_DUPVRRPIP: IP address 1.1.1.1 conflicts with VRRP virtual IP address on interface Ethernet1/1/1, sourced from 0015-E944-A947.


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ARP_DUPGLOBALIP Mnemonic ARP_DUPGLOBALIP Severity Level 5

Syslog Message IP address [IPADDR] conflicts with global or imported IP address, sourced from [STRING].


$2: MAC Address.

Explanation A global or imported IP address conflict was detected.

Trigger Action The IP address of the ARP packet received conflicts with the global or imported IP address.

Example ARP/5/ARP_DUPGLOBALIP: IP address 30.1.1.1 conflicts with global or import IP address, sourced from 0000-0000-0001.


ARP_ROUTECONFLICT Mnemonic ARP_ROUTECONFLICT Severity Level 6

Syslog Message IP address [IPADDR] conflicts with route [STRING].


$2: If "on VPN instance instance name" is displayed, the log indicates there is a route conflict in the specified VPN.

Explanation The driver returned route conflict when an ARP entry was added to the driver.

Trigger Action If route conflict is found when an ARP entry is added to the driver, this log is displayed.

Example ARP/6/ARP_ROUTECONFLICT: IP address 80.1.1.1 conflicts with route on VPN instance vpn1.

Recommended Action Modify the neighbors IP address configuration.

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ARP_DETECTION_SETDRIVER_FAIL Mnemonic ARP_DETECTION_SETDRIVER_FAIL Severity Level 3

Syslog Message ARP Detection Warning: Failed to enable ARP detection on driver.

Variable Fields

Explanation The driver failed to set ARP detection.

Trigger Action The driver failed to set ARP detection.

Example ARP/3/ARP_DETECTION_SETDRIVER_FAIL: ARP Detection Warning: Failed to enable ARP detection on driver.


ARP_SRC_MAC_FOUND_ATTACK Mnemonic ARP_SRC_MAC_FOUND_ATTACK Severity Level 6

Syslog Message An attack from MAC [STRING] was detected on interface [STRING].

Variable Fields $1: MAC address.

$2: Interface name.

Explanation An attack was detected by source MAC address based ARP attack detection.

Trigger Action The number of ARP packets that the device receives from a MAC address within five seconds exceeds the specified value.

Example ARP/6/ARP_SRC_MAC_FOUND_ATTACK: An attack from MAC 0000-5E14-0E00 was detected on interface Ethernet0/1/0.

Recommended Action Check the host with the source MAC address.

ARP_SNOOPING_SETDRIVER_FAIL Mnemonic ARP_SNOOPING_SETDRIVER_FAIL Severity Level 3

Syslog Message Failed to [STRING] ARP snooping on interface [STRING].

Variable Fields $1: Enable or disable.

$2: Interface name.

Explanation Failed to enable or disable ARP snooping on an interface.

Trigger Action Failed to enable or disable ARP snooping on an interface.

Example ARP/3/ARP_SNOOPING_SETDRIVER_FAIL: Failed to enable ARP snooping on interface Ethernet0/1/0.


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ARP_SNOOPING_TABLE_FULL Mnemonic ARP_SNOOPING_TABLE_FULL Severity Level 5

Syslog Message ARP snooping table is full.

Variable Fields

Explanation ARP snooping table is full.

Trigger Action Too many ARP snooping entries.

Example ARP/5/ARP_SNOOPING_TABLE_FULL: ARP snooping table is full.


ARP_FASTREPLY_SETDRIVER_FAIL Mnemonic ARP_FASTREPLY_SETDRIVER_FAIL Severity Level 3

Syslog Message Failed to [STRING] ARP fast reply on interface [STRING].

Variable Fields $1: Enable or disable.

$2: Interface name.

Explanation Failed to enable or disable ARP fast reply on an interface.

Trigger Action Failed to enable or disable ARP fast reply on an interface.

Example ARP/3/ARP_FASTREPLY_SETDRIVER_FAIL: Failed to enable ARP fast reply on interface Ethernet0/1/0.


ARP_MULTIPORT_FULL Mnemonic ARP_MULTIPORT_FULL Severity Level 5

Syslog Message The maximum number of multiport ARP entries has been reached.

Variable Fields NA

Explanation The maximum number of multiport ARP entries has been reached.

Trigger Action Too many multiport ARP entries.

Example ARP/5/ARP_MULTIPORT_FULL: The maximum number of multiport ARP entries has been reached.

Recommended Action Delete a multiport ARP entry.

ASPF Messages

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This section contains the entire system log messages related to Application Specific Packet Filter.

ASPF_SESSION_LOG Mnemonic ASPF_SESSION_LOG Severity Level 6

Syslog Message [STRING] session initiator ([STRING]: [ULONG]) sent [ULONG] bytes, responder ([STRING]: [ULONG]) sent [ULONG] bytes.

Variable Fields

$1: Application protocol type

$2: IP address

$3: Port number

$4: Number of bytes

$5: IP address

$6: Port number

$7: Number of bytes

Explanation Details of a connection that ASPF inspected.

Trigger Action A connection that ASPF inspected is closed.

Example ASPF/6/ASPF_SESSION_LOG: HTTP session initiator (5.5.5.6: 4568) sent 1132 bytes, responder (6.6.6.6: 80) sent 9859 bytes.


ASPF_HOST_TCP_INCOMPLETE Mnemonic ASPF_HOST_TCP_INCOMPLETE Severity Level 4

Syslog Message Number of incomplete connections to host [STRING] exceeded the limit [ULONG].

Variable Fields $1: IP address

$2: Number of incomplete connections

Explanation The number of incomplete TCP connections exceeded the threshold.

Trigger Action The number of incomplete TCP connections exceeds the threshold.

Example ASPF/4/ASPF_HOST_TCP_INCOMPLETE: Number of incomplete connections to host 6.6.6.6 exceeded the limit 2048.

Recommended Action Check whether the host is under a DoS attack.

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ASPF_SMTP_INVALID_COMMAND Mnemonic ASPF_SMTP_INVALID_COMMAND Severity Level 5

Syslog Message Invalid SMTP command from [STRING] [ULONG].

Variable Fields $1: Source IP address

$2: Source port number

Explanation ASPF detected an SMTP packet containing an invalid command.

Trigger Action ASPF detects an SMTP packet containing an invalid command.

Example ASPF/5/ASPF_SMTP_INVALID_COMMAND: Invalid SMTP command from 5.5.5.6 3021.


ASPF_HTTP_JAVA_BLOCK Mnemonic ASPF_HTTP_JAVA_BLOCK Severity Level 5

Syslog Message Blocked a Java applet from [STRING]:[ULONG] to [STRING]:[ULONG].

Variable Fields

$1: Source IP address

$2: Source port number

$3: Destination IP address

$4: Destination port number

Explanation ASPF blocked a JAVA Applet in an HTTP connection.

Trigger Action ASPF blocks a JAVA Applet in an HTTP connection.

Example ASPF/5/HTTP_JAVA_BLOCK: Blocked a Java applet from 5.5.5.6:1536 to 6.6.6.6:80.


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ASPF_DRV_DEL_POLICY_FAIL Mnemonic ASPF_DRV_DEL_POLICY_FAIL Severity Level 5

Syslog Message Driver failed to delete the ASPF policy on interface [STRING].

Variable Fields $1: Type and number of the interface

Explanation Driver failed to delete the ASPF policy on interface.

Trigger Action Driver fails to delete the ASPF policy on interface.

Example ASPF/5/ASPF_DRV_SET_POLICY_FAIL: Driver failed to delete the ASPF policy on interface Ethernet0/1/1.


ASPF_DRV_SET_POLICY_FAIL Mnemonic ASPF_DRV_SET_POLICY_FAIL Severity Level 5

Syslog Message Driver failed to set the ASPF policy on interface [STRING].

Variable Fields $1: Type and number of the interface

Explanation Driver failed to set the ASPF policy on interface.

Trigger Action Driver fails to set the ASPF policy on interface

Example ASPF/5/ASPF_DRV_SET_POLICY_FAIL: Driver failed to set the ASPF policy on interface Ethernet0/1/1.


ASPF_FTP_NOT_AUTHENTICATED Mnemonic ASPF_FTP_NOT_AUTHENTICATED Severity Level 5

Syslog Message FTP session between [STRING] and [STRING] transmitted a command before authentication.

Variable Fields $1: Source IP address

$2: Destination IP address

Explanation ASPF detected that an FTP session transmitted a command before authentication.

Trigger Action ASPF detects that an FTP session transmitted a command before authentication.

Example ASPF/5/FTP_SESSION_NOT_AUTHENTICATED: FTP session between 5.5.5.6 and 6.6.6.6 transmitted a command before authentication.


BFD Messages

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This section contains the entire system log messages related to Bidirectional Forwarding Detection.

BFD_CHANGE_FSM Mnemonic BFD_CHANGE_FSM Severity Level 5

Syslog Message Sess[STRING], Sta: [STRING]->[STRING], Diag: [ULONG]

Variable Fields

$1 The source address,destination address,interface and message type of BFD session

$2 The name of FSM before changing

$3 The name of FSM after changing

$4 The code of diagnostics

Explanation The FSM of BFD session has been changed

Trigger Action The FSM of BFD session has been changed

Example BFD/5/BFD_CHANGE_FSM: Sess[172.16.25.19/172.16.25.88,Eth0/0,Ctrl], Sta: DOWN->INIT, Diag: 0

Recommended Action This informational message appears normally when BFD session go up or down. Unexpected session loss might indicate high error rates or high packet loss in the network and should be investigated.

BFD_FAILED_ASSISTANT_CPU Mnemonic BFD_FAILED_ASSISTANT_CPU Severity Level 2

Syslog Message Assistant CPU on [STRING] failed

Variable Fields $1 The name of board

Explanation BFD is notified that assistant CPU failed.

Trigger Action When assistant CPU has BFD session, assistant CPU failed.

Example BFD/2/BFD_FAILED_ASSISTANT_CPU: Assistant CPU on (chassis 1, slot 1) failed

Recommended Action Check if the board of the assistant CPU is something error.

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BFD_RECOVERED_ASSISTANT_CPU Mnemonic BFD_RECOVERED_ASSISTANT_CPU Severity Level 5

Syslog Message Assistant CPU on [STRING] recovered

Variable Fields $1: The name of board

Explanation BFD is notified that assistant CPU becomes recovered.

Trigger Action When assistant CPU has BFD session, assistant CPU becomes recovered.

Example BFD/5/BFD_RECOVERED_ASSISTANT_CPU: Assistant CPU on (chassis 1, slot 1) becomes recovered.


BFD_REACHED_UPPER_LIMIT Mnemonic BFD_REACHED_UPPER_LIMIT Severity Level 4

Syslog Message The total number of BFD sessions [ULONG] reached the upper limit.

Variable Fields $1: The maximum value of BFD session

Explanation The total number of BFD session reached upper limit.

Trigger Action The total number of BFD session reached upper limit.

Example BFD/5/BFD_REACHED_UPPER_LIMIT: The total number of BFD session 100 reached upper limit.

Recommended Action Check the BFD session configuration.

BGP Messages

This section contains the entire system log messages related to Border Gateway Protocol.

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BGP_MAX_LB Mnemonic BGP_MAX_LB Severity Level 4

Syslog Message Max label blocks reached in [STRING].

Variable Fields $1: The Address Family

Explanation Label Blocks exceeded specific value.

Trigger Action Label Blocks exceeded specific value.

Example BGP/4/BGP_MAX_LB: Max label blocks reached in VPLS.

Recommended Action Check the Label Blocks received from all peers and verify if the configuration is something wrong.

BGP_EXCEED_ROUTTE_LIMIT Mnemonic BGP_EXCEED_ROUTTE_LIMIT Severity Level 4

Syslog Message The number of routes from peer [STRING] in [STRING] exceeded the limit [ULONG].

Variable Fields $1: The peer router ID

$2: The name of vpn-instance

$3: The value of route limit

Explanation BGP/4/BGP_EXCEEDED_ROUTTE_LIMIT: The number of routes from peer 1.1.1.1 in vpn1 exceeded the limit 100.

Trigger Action After specify the maximum number of prefixes that can be received from a peer or peer group, the number is reached.

Example BGP/4/BGP_EXCEEDED_ROUTTE_LIMIT: The number of routes from peer 1.1.1.1 in vpn1 exceeded the limit 100.

Recommended Action Check the number prefixes received from the peer and verify if the limit should be increased.

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BGP_RECHED_THRESHOLD Mnemonic BGP_RECHED_THRESHOLD Severity Level 5

Syslog Message Threshold value [ULONG] reached for prefixes received from peer [STRING] in [STRING].

Variable Fields $1: The warning threshold percentage of maximum

$2: The peer router ID

$3: The name of instance

Explanation The warning threshold of prefixes that can be received from a peer or peer group is reached.

Trigger Action When the ratio of the number of received prefixes to the maximum prefixes reaches the threshold value.

Example BGP/5/BGP_RECHED_THRESHOLD: Threshold value 20 reached for prefixes received from peer 1.1.1.1 in vpn1.

Recommended Action Check the number of prefixes received from the peer and verify if the limit should be increased. If this message recurs, configure the system to increase the maximum number of prefixes that can be received from the peer.

BGP_STATE_CHANGED Mnemonic BGP_STATE_CHANGED Severity Level 5

Syslog Message [STRING] state is changed from [STRING] to [STRING].

Variable Fields $1: The peer ID

$2: The name of FSM before changing

$3: The name of FSM after changing

Explanation This message describes the change for the FSM of BGP peer.

Trigger Action The log-peer-change is configured (default is configured) and the BGP connection status is changed.

Example BGP/5/BGP_STATE_CHANGED: 192.99.0.2 state is changed from ESTABLISHED to IDLE.

Recommended Action This informational message appears normally as routers and BGP peers go up or down. Unexpected peer loss might indicate high error rates or high packet loss in the network and should be investigated.

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BGP_NO_ROUTERID Mnemonic BGP_NO_ROUTERID Severity Level 5

Syslog Message Router ID is not available, connection cannot be established.

Variable Fields

Explanation BGP session cannot be established, because Router ID is not available.

Trigger Action When BGP session attempted to connect, Router ID is not available

Example BGP/5/ BGP_NO_ROUTERID: Router ID is not available, connection cannot be established.

Recommended Action Configure Router ID manually, or make sure that there is at least one interface that is up and has a valid IPv4 address.

BGP_IPV6_EXCEED_MAX_ROUTE Mnemonic BGP_IPV6_EXCEED_MAX_ROUTE Severity Level 4

Syslog Message Max IPv6 routes ([ULONG]) reached.

Variable Fields $1: The Maximum value of IPv6 prefixes

Explanation The maximum number of IPv6 prefixes that can be added in BGP is exceeded.

Trigger Action The maximum number of IPv6 prefixes that can be added in BGP is exceeded.

Example BGP/4/BGP_IPV6_EXCEED_MAX_ROUTE: Max IPv6 routes (100000) reached

Recommended Action Check the number of IPv6 prefixes received from all peers.

BGP_IPV4_EXCEED_MAX_ROUTE Mnemonic BGP_IPV4_EXCEED_MAX_ROUTE Severity Level 4

Syslog Message Max IPv4 routes ([ULONG]) reached.

Variable Fields $1: The Maximum value of IPv4 prefixes

Explanation The maximum number of IPv4 prefixes that can be added in BGP is exceeded.

Trigger Action The maximum number of IPv4 prefixes that can be added in BGP is exceeded.

Example BGP/4/BGP_IPV4_EXCEED_MAX_ROUTE: Max IPv4 routes (100000) reached.

Recommended Action Check the number of IPv4 prefixes received from all peers.

CFD Messages

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This section contains all the system log messages related to Connectivity Fault Detection.

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CFD_ENABLE Mnemonic CFD_ENABLE Severity Level 2

Syslog Message CFD is now enabled on the device.

Variable Fields

Explanation CFD is enabled.

Trigger Action CFD is globally enabled.

Example CFD/2/CFD_ENABLE: CFD is now enabled on the device.


CFD_DISABLE Mnemonic CFD_DISABLE Severity Level 2

Syslog Message CFD is now disabled on the device.

Variable Fields

Explanation CFD is disabled.

Trigger Action CFD is globally disabled.

Example CFD/2/CFD_DISABLE: CFD is now disabled on the device.


CFD_CROSS_CCM Mnemonic CFD_CROSS_CCM Severity Level 3

Syslog Message MEP [string] in SI [string] received a cross-connect CCM. Its SrcMAC is [string], SeqNum is 0x[string], RMEP is [string], MdName is [string], MaName is [string].

Variable Fields

$1: Service instance ID

$2: Local MEP ID

$3: Source MAC address

$4: Sequence Number

$5: Remote MEP ID

$6 MD name

$7 MA name

Explanation A MEP received a cross-connect CCM.

Trigger Action A MEP received a CCM, but the CCM contains a different MA name.

Example CFD/3/CFD_CROSS_CCM: MEP 1 in SI 1 received a cross-connect CCM. Its SrcMAC is 000f-e200-0001, SeqNum is 0x3254, RMEP is 2, MdName is md1, MaName is ma1.

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Mnemonic CFD_CROSS_CCM Severity Level 3

Recommended Action Check the links and the MA name configuration.

CFD_ERROR_CCM Mnemonic CFD_ERROR_CCM Severity Level 3

Syslog Message MEP [string] in SI [string] received an error CCM. Its SrcMAC is [string], SeqNum is 0x[string], RMEP is [string], MdName is [string], MaName is [string].

Variable Fields


$2: Local MEP ID

$3: Source MAC address

$4: Sequence Number

$5: Remote MEP ID

$6 MD name

$7 MA name

Explanation A MEP received an error CCM.

Trigger Action A MEP received a CCM, but the CCM has unexpected MEP ID or lifetime.

Example CFD/3/CFD_ERROR_CCM: MEP 1 in SI 1 received an error CCM. Its SrcMAC is 000f-e200-0001, SeqNum is 0x3254, RMEP is 5, MdName is md1, MaName is ma1.

Recommended Action Check the CCM configuration.

CFD_LOST_CCM Mnemonic CFD_LOST_CCM Severity Level 4

Syslog Message MEP [string] in SI [string] failed to receive CCMs from RMEP [string].

Variable Fields $1: Local MEP ID


$3: Remote MEP ID

Explanation A MEP failed to receive CCMs within 3.5 sending periods.

Trigger Action The link is faulty, or the remote MEP doesnt sent CCM within 3.5 sending periods.

Example CFD/4/CFD_LOST_CCM: MEP 1 in SI 1 failed to receive CCMs from RMEP 2.

Recommended Action Check the link and the configuration of the remote MEP.

CFD_RECEIVE_CCM Mnemonic CFD_RECEIVE_CCM Severity Level 4

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Mnemonic CFD_RECEIVE_CCM Severity Level 4

Syslog Message MEP [string] in SI [string] received CCMs from RMEP [string].

Variable Fields $1: Local MEP ID


$3: Remote MEP ID

Explanation A MEP received CCMs from a remote MEP.

Trigger Action A MEP received CCMs from a remote MEP.

Example CFD/4/CFD_RECEIVE_CCM: MEP 1 in SI 1 received CCMs from RMEP 2.


CFGMAN Messages

This section contains the entire system log messages related to Configuration Management.

CFGMAN_CFGCHANGED Mnemonic CFGMAN_CFGCHANGED Severity Level 5

Syslog Message -EventIndex=[INTEGER]-CommandSource=[INTEGER]-ConfigSource=[INTEGER]-ConfigDestination=[INTEGER]; Configuration is changed.

Variable Fields

$1: Event index

$2: Command source

$3: Configuration source

$5: Configuration destination

Explanation Running-configuration is changed.

Trigger Action System check the running-configuration every 10 minutes, this log generated when differences was found.

Example CFGMAN/5/CFGMAN_CFGCHANGED: -EventIndex=13-CommandSource=1-ConfigSource=3-ConfigDestination=2; Configuration is changed.

Recommended Action Please save current configuration if necessary.

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CFGMAN_CFGCOPY Mnemonic CFGMAN_CFGCOPY Severity Level 5

Syslog Message -OptType=[INTEGER]-OptTime=[TIMETICK]-OptState=[INTEGER]-OptEndTime=[TIMETICK]; Configuration is copied.

Variable Fields

$1: Operation type

$2: Operation time

$3: Operation state

$4: End time of operation

Explanation Configuration was copied or saved by SNMP.

Trigger Action Copy or save configuration file via SNMP.

Example CFGMAN/5/CFGMAN_CFGCOPY: -OptType=6-OptTime=12-OptState=2-OptEndTime=10682324; Configuration is copied.


CFM Messages

This section contains the entire system log messages related to Configuration File Management.

CFM_SAVECONFIG_FAILED Mnemonic CFM_SAVECONFIG_FAILED Severity Level 3

Syslog Message Failed to save configuration!

Variable Fields N/A

Explanation Save configuration failed for some reasons.

Trigger Action Save configuration failed for some reasons.

Example CFM/3/CFM_SAVECONFIG_FAILED: Failed to save configuration!

Recommended Action Check reasons,for example: is device space enough; Is configuration file is opened and so on.

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CFM_SAVECONFIG_SUCCESSFULLY Mnemonic CFM_SAVECONFIG_SUCCESSFULLY Severity Level 5

Syslog Message Configuration is saved successfully.

Variable Fields N/A

Explanation Save configuration successfully.

Trigger Action Save configuration successfully.

Example CFM/5/CFM_SAVECONFIG_SUCCESSFULLY: Configuration is saved successfully.


CLST Messages

This section contains the entire system log messages related to Cluster.

CLST_SET_IP_ADDR Mnemonic CLST_SET_IP_ADDR Severity Level 6

Syslog Message [IPADDR] is assigned by the cluster.

Variable Fields $1: Members IP address assigned by administrator device.

Explanation A member device has been assigned a private IP address, so it can communicate with the administrator device and network management device.

Trigger Action When a member joins the cluster.

Example CLST/5/CLST_SET_IP_ADDR: 10.0.0.2 is assigned by the cluster.


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CLST_CMD_CFG Mnemonic CLST_CMD_CFG Severity Level 6

Syslog Message [STRING] is specified by the cluster.

Variable Fields $1: Some system command, for example info-center loghost 10.0.0.1.

Explanation The command has been configured on the member device.


Example CLST/6/CLST_CMD_CFG: info-center loghost 10.0.0.1 is specified by the cluster.


CLST_SET_HOST_NAME_PREFIX Mnemonic CLST_SET_HOST_NAME_PREFIX Severity Level 6

Syslog Message hostnamePrefix [STRING] is specified by the cluster.

Variable Fields $1: Hostname prefix used by cluster to specify the sysname of the device.

Explanation A hostname prefix is used by the cluster to specify the sysname.


Example CLST/6/CLST_SET_HOST_NAME_PREFIX: hostnamePrefix aaa_1 is specified by the cluster.


CLST_SET_NAT_FAILED Mnemonic CLST_SET_NAT_FAILED Severity Level 4

Syslog Message Failed to enable NAT and the member device cannot communicate with the network administrator device.

Variable Fields

Explanation The administrator device failed to enable NAT and the reason may be memory shortage.

Trigger Action Error occurs when the cluster is built.

Example CLST/4/CLST_SET_NAT_FAILED: Failed to enable NAT and the member device cannot communicate with the network administrator device.


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CLST_CHANGE_MVLAN_FAILED Mnemonic CLST_CHANGE_MVLAN_FAILED Severity Level 4

Syslog Message Device [STRING] failed to modify MVLAN because [STRING].

Variable Fields $1: MAC address of the member device.

$2: The reason, for example, the member device cannot create a new VLAN.

Explanation A member device cannot modify the management VLAN.

Trigger Action The member device received management VLAN change packet but failed to modify the management VLAN.

Example CLST/4/CLST_CHANGE_MVLAN_FAILED: Device 00E0-FC00-9912 failed to modify MVLAN because it failed to create a management VLAN.

Recommended Action Check the configuration of the member device.

CLST_ADDPORT_MVLAN_FAILED Mnemonic CLST_ADDPORT_MVLAN_FAILED Severity Level 4

Syslog Message Device [STRING] failed to add some port to the management VLAN.

Variable Fields $1: MAC address of the member device.

Explanation A member device failed to add some port to the management VLAN.

Trigger Action The member device received management VLAN change packet but failed to add some port to the management VLAN.

Example CLST/4/CLST_ADDPORT_MVLAN_FAILED: Device 000F-E25D-F27B failed to add some port to the management VLAN.

Recommended Action Check the configuration of the member device.

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CLST_MEMBER_JOIN_CLUSTER Mnemonic CLST_MEMBER_JOIN_CLUSTER Severity Level 5

Syslog Message Member [STRING] has joined cluster [STRING].

Variable Fields $1: Member device number.

$2: Cluster name.

Explanation A member has joined cluster. (On administrator device)

Trigger Action When a member joins a cluster.

Example CLST/5/CLST_MEMBER_JOIN_CLUSTER: Member 000F-E25D-F27B has joined cluster aaa.


CLST_MEMBER_DELETED_CLUSTER Mnemonic CLST_MEMBER_DELETED_CLUSTER Severity Level 5

Syslog Message Member [STRING] in the cluster was deleted.


Explanation A member has been deleted from the cluster. (On administrator device)

Trigger Action When a member is deleted from the cluster.

Example CLST/5/CLST_MEMBER_DELETED_CLUSTER: Member 000F-E25D-F27B in the cluster was deleted.


CLST_SLAVE_JOIN_STACK Mnemonic CLST_SLAVE_JOIN_STACK Severity Level 5

Syslog Message Slave [STRING] has joined the stack.

Variable Fields $1: Slave device number.

Explanation A slave has joined the stack. (On master device)

Trigger Action When a slave joins a stack.

Example CLST/5/CLST_SLAVE_JOIN_STACK: Slave 00E0-FC00-3620 has joined the stack.


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CLST_SLAVE_DELETED_STACK Mnemonic CLST_SLAVE_DELETED_STACK Severity Level 5

Syslog Message Slave [STRING] in the stack was deleted.

Variable Fields $1: Slave device number.

Explanation A slave in the stack was deleted. (On master device)

Trigger Action When a member in the stack is deleted.

Example CLST/5/CLST_SLAVE_DELETED_STACK: Slave 00E0-FC00-3620 in the stack was deleted.


CLST_MEMBER_REJOIN_CLUSTER Mnemonic CLST_MEMBER_REJOIN_CLUSTER Severity Level 5

Syslog Message Member [STRING] has joined the cluster again.


Explanation

When handshake exchange error occurred between the administrator and the member device. The member device can join the cluster again when it can exchange hand-shake packets with the administrator device. (On administrator device)

Trigger Action The member device can exchange hand-shake packets with the administrator device.

Example CLST/5/CLST_MEMBER_REJOIN_CLUSTER: Member 00E0-FC00-3620 has rejoined the cluster again.


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CLST_MEMBER_DOWN Mnemonic CLST_MEMBER_DOWN Severity Level 4

Syslog Message Member [STRING] in the cluster was down.


Explanation If the administrator device does not receive the members hand-shake packet for sometime, the administrator device will consider the member device is down. (On administrator device)

Trigger Action When the administrator device does not receive the members hand-shake packet, and the time is longer than the holdtime.

Example CLST/4/CLST_MEMBER_DOWN: Member 00E0-FC00-3620 in the cluster was down.

Recommended Action Check if the communication between the administrator device and the member device fails or the administrator device is down.

CLST_DEVICE_JOIN_CLUSTER Mnemonic CLST_DEVICE_JOIN_CLUSTER Severity Level 5

Syslog Message A device [STRING] has joined cluster [STRING].

Variable Fields $1: MAC address

$2: Cluster name.

Explanation A member was added into the cluster. (On member device)

Trigger Action When a member device is added into cluster by administrator device.

Example CLST/5/CLST_DEVICE_JOIN_CLUSTER: A device 000f

-e200-0004 has joined cluster ttt.


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CLST_DEVICE_DELETED_CLUSTER Mnemonic CLST_DEVICE_DELETED_CLUSTER Severity Level 5

Syslog Message A device was deleted from cluster [STRING].

Variable Fields $1: Cluster name.

Explanation A member was deleted from the cluster. (On member device)

Trigger Action When a member device is deleted by administrator device.

Example CLST/5/CLST_DEVICE_DELETED_CLUSTER: A switch was deleted from cluster aaa.


CLST_DEVICE_JOIN_STACK Mnemonic CLST_DEVICE_JOIN_STACK Severity Level 5

Syslog Message A device has joined the stack.

Variable Fields

Explanation A slave was added into a stack. (On slave device)

Trigger Action When a slave is added into a stack by the master device.

Example CLST/5/CLST_DEVICE_JOIN_STACK: A device has joined the stack.


CLST_DEVICE_DELETED_STACK Mnemonic CLST_DEVICE_DELETED_STACK Severity Level 5

Syslog Message A device was deleted from the stack.

Variable Fields

Explanation A slave in the stack was deleted. (On slave device)

Trigger Action When a slave in the stack is deleted by the master device.

Example CLST/5/CLST_DEVICE_DELETED_STACK: A device was deleted from the stack.


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CLST_ADMINISTRATOR_DOWN Mnemonic CLST_ADMINISTRATOR_DOWN Severity Level 4

Syslog Message Cluster administrator was down.

Variable Fields

Explanation When a member hasnt received the administrators hand-shake packet for sometime. The member will consider the administrator is down. (On member device)

Trigger Action When the member hasnt received the administrators hand-shake packet, and the time is longer than the holdtime.

Example CLST/4/CLST_ADMINISTRATOR_DOWN: Cluster administrator was down.

Recommended Action Check if the communication between the administrator and the member fails or the administrator device is down.

CLST_DEVICE_REJOIN_CLUSTER Mnemonic CLST_DEVICE_REJOIN_CLUSTER Severity Level 5

Syslog Message A device has joined the cluster again.

Variable Fields

Explanation When handshake exchange error occurred between the administrator and the member device. The member device can join the cluster again when it can exchange hand-shake packets with the administrator device. (On member device)

Trigger Action When a member device rejoins the cluster after hand-shake error for sometime.

Example CLST/5/CLST_DEVICE_REJOIN_CLUSTER: A device has joined the cluster again.


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CLST_LOG_HOST_NOT_CFG Mnemonic CLST_LOG_HOST_NOT_CFG Severity Level 5

Syslog Message Info-center loghost used by cluster not configured.

Variable Fields

Explanation The info-center loghost command is not configured on the administrator device.

Trigger Action You have configured the clusters logging-host but info-center loghost on administrator device is not configured.

Example CLST/5/CLST_LOG_HOST_NOT_CFG: Info-center loghost used by cluster was not configured.

Recommended Action Configure the info-center loghost command on the management device.

CLST_SYN_COM_SUC Mnemonic CLST_SYN_COM_SUC Severity Level 5

Syslog Message Member [ULONG] has executed the [STRING] configuration successfully.

Variable Fields $1: Member ID.

$2: A configuration, for example SNMP read-community.

Explanation Configuration has been performed successfully on the member.

Trigger Action A command is configured on cluster and synchronized to the member (in white list) successfully.

Example CLST/5/CLST_SYN_COM_SUC: Member 1 has executed the read-community configuration successfully.


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CLST_SYN_COM_FAL Mnemonic CLST_SYN_COM_FAL Severity Level 4

Syslog Message Member [STRING] failed to configure the [STRING] command.

Variable Fields $1: Member ID.

$2: A configuration, for example SNMP read-community.

Explanation A member device failed to perform a configuration.

Trigger Action A member device failed to perform a configuration.

Example CLST/4/CLST_SYN_COM_FAL: Member 1 failed to configure the read-community command.

Recommended Action Check the member devices configuration and memory usage.

CLKM Messages

This section contains the entire system log messages related to Clock Management.

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CLKM_NOREFERENCE Mnemonic CLKM_NOREFERENCE Severity Level 4

Syslog Message Traced reference change alarm, no reference traced now.

Variable Fields N/A

Explanation no reference are traced now on the device.

Trigger Action Some fault(s) of clock management system occurs on the device.

Example CLKM/4/CLKM_NOREFERENCE: Traced reference change alarm, no reference traced now.

Recommended Action Check the device and repair the fault.

CLKM_REFERENCE_CHANGE Mnemonic CLKM_REFERENCE_CHANGE Severity Level 6

Syslog Message Traced reference change alarm, current traced reference is [ULONG].

Variable Fields $1: Number of references.

Explanation current traced reference changes.


Example CLKM/6/CLKM_REFERENCE_CHANGE: Traced reference change alarm, current traced reference is 15.


CLKM_REFERENCE_RECOVER Mnemonic CLKM_REFERENCE_RECOVER Severity Level 6

Syslog Message Reference [ULONG] is recovered.


Explanation The specified reference is recovered.

Trigger Action Some fault(s) of clock management system disappears..

Example CLKM/6/CLKM_REFERENCE_RECOVER: Reference 5 is recovered.


CLKM_REFERENCE_LOST Mnemonic CLKM_REFERENCE_LOST Severity Level 5

Syslog Message Reference [ULONG] is lost.


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Mnemonic CLKM_REFERENCE_LOST Severity Level 5

Explanation The specified reference is lost.


Example CLKM/5/CLKM_REFERENCE_LOST: Reference 5 is lost.


CLKM_REFERENCE_ALLLOST Mnemonic CLKM_REFERENCE_ALLLOST Severity Level 4

Syslog Message All references are lost.

Variable Fields N/A

Explanation All references are lost in the device.


Example CLKM/4/CLKM_REFERENCE_ALLLOST: All references are lost.


CLKM_ALARM Mnemonic CLKM_ALARM Severity Level 4

Syslog Message [STRING] alarm, current state is [STRING].

Variable Fields $1: Alarm type.

$2: Current state.

Explanation The state of clock management system changes.


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Mnemonic CLKM_ALARM Severity Level 4

Example

CLKM/4/CLKM_ALARM: SSM level alarm, current state is SSM_PRC on reference 5.

CLKM/4/CLKM_ALARM: SSM out level alarm, current state is SSM_SETS.

CLKM/4/CLKM_ALARM: Phase lock alarm, current state is hold judge.

CLKM/4/CLKM_ALARM: Osc state alarm, current state is warm-up.

CLKM/4/CLKM_ALARM: CLKM SRAM self-test alarm, current state is fault.

CLKM/4/CLKM_ALARM: CLKM 38Mhz signal self-test alarm, current state is fault.

CLKM/4/CLKM_ALARM: CLKM PLL tru050 self-test alarm, current state is fault.

CLKM/4/CLKM_ALARM: CLKM PLL 88915 self-test alarm, current state is fault.

CLKM/4/CLKM_ALARM: OSC self-test alarm, current state is fault.

CLKM/4/CLKM_ALARM: CLKM I2C bus self-test alarm, current state is fault.

CLKM/4/CLKM_ALARM: CLKM EPLD self-test alarm, current state is fault.

CLKM/4/CLKM_ALARM: CLKM HDLC self-test alarm, current state is fault.

CLKM/4/CLKM_ALARM: CLKM E1a self-test alarm, current state is fault.

CLKM/4/CLKM_ALARM: CLKM E1b self-test alarm, current state is fault.


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