Error Messages

Preface
%NI-F-DBLALLOC2 Netbuf double allocated by
. Add system set nbuf debug to config. on page 343
OSPF
%OSPF-E-VLINKSTATESET Virtual link has already been set to state.
on page 371
System
%SYS-E-BUFFMAXEXCEEDED Percentage of buffers cannot exceed 95, attempted
(low: med: high: ), resetting to previous values
on page 591
%SYS-E-MCVLANENCAPONQTRUNK, The port specified must be configured as a trunk-port
before 'port set mc-vlan-encap can be saved. on page 602
VLAN
%VLAN-E-MCVLANENCAP Port(s) cannot be changed from a trunk-port to an access-port
because mc-vlan-encap is still applied. on page 672
Reading Error Messages
Each error message begins with a percent sign and has the following format:
%--
where:
• lists the date and time when the message appeared (e.g., 2002-08-23 14:32:00).
is a code consisting of uppercase letters that indicates the facility to which the error
message refers.
is a single-letter code indicating the severity of the error condition. There are five
severity levels:
– I – informational message (least severe)
– A – audit message
– W – warning condition
– E – error condition
– F – fatal error (most severe)
is a code consisting of uppercase letters that identifies the error message.
is a text string that briefly describes the error condition.
Note: You do not need to respond to informational messages.
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