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Chapter 4
Using the CSS Logging Features
Table 4-8
Log Message (sys.log: Subsystem
Name, Level, and Message)
NETMAN-2: Generic:LINK DOWN for
13/1
CIRCUIT-6: Port 13/1 is down for
circuit VLAN1
NETMAN-2: Generic:LINK DOWN for
13/2
CIRCUIT-6: Port 13/2 is down for
circuit VLAN1
NETMAN-2: Generic:LINK DOWN for
13/3
CIRCUIT-6: Port 13/3 is down for
circuit VLAN1
NETMAN-2: Generic:LINK DOWN for
13/4
CIRCUIT-6: Port 13/4 is down for
circuit VLAN1
SYSSOFT-3: ONDM: Timeout
downloading image to EPIF 0 from
the switch.
SYSSOFT-3: ONDM: Timeout
downloading image to EPIF 0 from
the switch.
NETMAN-2: Enterprise:Service
Transition:ServerA -> down
NETMAN-5: Enterprise:Service
Transition:ServerA -> alive
NETMAN-4:
SNMPAPI:SNMPAPI_Set:SET failure
OL-5647-02
Cisco 11500 Series CSS Log Messages (continued)
Cisco Content Services Switch Administration Guide
Frequently Queried Log Messages
Cause and Resolution
EPIF 0 belongs to the first four ports on
a FEM. This log message usually
relates to a problem with the SFM not
getting the code to the FEM or the
FEM not reading the SFM properly.
In this case, there is a communications
problem between the SFP 9/2 and the
FEM.
JAN
5 00:31:43 arrowpoint1.com
9/2 385390 SYSSOFT-3: ONDM:
Timeout downloading image to EPIF
0 from the switch.
JAN
5 00:31:45 arrowpoint1.com
9/2 385407 SYSSOFT-3: ONDM:
Timeout downloading image to EPIF
0 from the switch.
Reseat the SFM in slot 9, then reseat
the FEM in slot 13 that is controlled by
the SFM. Cycle power to the CSS.
This is an information message when
the service has changed state. Check
the status of the server based on the
keepalive parameters.
A user on the CLI, connected to the
CSS either through the console or by
Telnet, has entered an incorrect
command. A Telnet or console session
displays this message, stating that the
command was incorrect.
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