OS6860(E)_AOS_8.1.1.R01_Switch_Management_Guide

Troubleshooting
Managing Automatic Remote Configuration Download
Error Description Table
The following table provides information on the common server connection failures and file download
errors that can occur during Automatic Remote Configuration:
Error Type Error Description
User Login
Auto-Config
Abort
TFTP Response
Timeout
User logged in via console, Automatic
Remote configuration is
aborted.
Instruction File not Downloaded
and the Max try 3 For TFTP reached.
DHCP client is automatically stopped only if
a user logs in to the switch through console
port before getting the DHCP lease.
Instruction file not downloaded due to TFTP
not reachable.
Primary/
Secondary
Server
Connection
File Download
and File
Location Errors
Download of file: from Primary Server
Failed
Starting download of file: from Secondary
Server
Download Failed - using both Pri & Sec IP
Transfer error
Download failed for configuration
file
Not all image files are downloaded
Unable to download the firmware
version
Unable to download boot config file
File download failure from primary server.
File download failure from both primary and
secondary server.
File transfer failure.
Configuration file download failure.
Some of the image files are not downloaded.
File location errors occur when the
corresponding files are not available in the
locations as mentioned in the instruction file.
Unable to download AlcatelDebug.cfg
Unable to download script file
Script File Errors
The different types of script file errors and the troubleshooting techniques for such errors are as follows:
• If any script file command fails, it is logged in to a file *.err (* is the script file name) in the /flash
directory and the remaining commands are implemented. In such an instance, check the *.err file. The
script file commands can be manually implemented and debugged in the order specified in the script
file.
• If the script file name mentioned in the instruction file is incorrect, then an error is logged in the switch
log or swlog.log file. In such an instance, check the swlog.log file. The script file can be downloaded
manually from the FTP/SFTP servers and implemented onto the OmniSwitch.
page 12-22 OmniSwitch AOS Release 8 Switch Management Guide May 2014