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Chapter 4
Using the CSS Logging Features
Table 4-8
Log Message (sys.log: Subsystem
Name, Level, and Message)
NETMAN-5: Generic:LINK UP for
3/1
SYSSOFT-7: NP55_connection.c
512: Connection already open or
reserved
SYSSOFT-3: NP55 Driver:
Connection already open or
reserved
SYSSOFT-2: VccAddVc:open conn
failed w/ stat = -1; iVc 320;
eVc 290
FLOWMGR-7: FM_GetIpv4Vc: Warning
VCC_FP_IPV4_DC failed
NETMAN-7:
clm_ProcessStdAction:ERROR->Acti
on<clms_dir>not found
NETMAN-7: CLM:ERROR from
clm_DispatchActionRoutine()
NETMAN-7: SNMP:UNKNOWN RSP
(493512
NETMAN-7: SNMP:(493512) Index =
1 <NO_SUCH_NAME>
NETMAN-7:
TSM:tsm_SendToCLA:ERROR->Write
NETMAN-7:
ASUPPORT:as_SyncTask:ERROR->No
registered reciever for MT:5/1.0
W
OL-5647-02
Cisco 11500 Series CSS Log Messages (continued)
Cisco Content Services Switch Administration Guide
Frequently Queried Log Messages
Cause and Resolution
The flow manager tried to reallocate a
Virtual Circuit that was already
established.
These messages occur when the port is
coming up. They do not represent a
problem. The messages are most
noticeable at the end of boot time if
you connected through the console.
An invalid CLI command was entered.
In this example, a user entered the dir
command in debug mode and specified
an invalid directory. For example:
(debug)# dir d:
A valid SNMP agent (community
string matched) is attempting to set an
invalid object and the CSS does not
recognize the object.
This security manager message is
associated with line data moving
through the stack after a line has been
disconnected (Telnet application
disconnect). This message is at
DEBUG level for developer
information purposes only.
This is an informational message. No
further action is required.
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