ELS Messages for Circuit Subsystem
- Level:
- UE-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.001 Dv up nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.001 Device up network network ID
- Description:
- After passing self-test, a device that was previously down
has come up.
- Level:
- UE-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.002 Dv fld slf tst nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.002 Device failed self test network network ID
- Description:
- A device undergoing self-test has failed.
- Cause:
- The exact cause is device dependant. Use any trap messages printed
by the device handler, along with device-specific information, as
revealed by the interface command at the + prompt, to isolate the problem.
- Level:
- UE-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.003 Dv dwn nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.003 Device down network network ID
- Description:
- After failing self-test, a device that was previously up
has gone down.
- Level:
- U-INFO
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.004 Op ovfl nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.004 Output overflow when transmitting on Network network ID
- Description:
- When the router went to send a packet, the network
output queue was too full and the router had to discard the packet.
The output overflow counter for that network was incremented,
and the packet was returned to the protocol forwarder for attention.
- Cause:
- The source packet traffic in the input network is higher
than the bandwidth available in the output network. Since the
router itself is keeping up with the traffic, there is little
it can do. The hosts generating the traffic are simply sending
more data than the output network can accommodate.
- Action:
- Increase the speed of the network in question (particularly if it
is a slow speed leased line), or take measures to restrict the
amount of traffic generated on the input network.
- Level:
- C-INFO
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.005 Dv dwn, disc pkt on nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.005 Network down, discarding packet on Network network ID
- Description:
- Packets waiting for transmission on the network in question
were discarded when the network went down. The discard counter
for the network in question is incremented.
- Level:
- U-INFO
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.006 Int dis nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.006 Interface disabled in configuration net network ID
- Description:
- The interface in question was disabled in the configuration and
the router does not bring it up. You can start the interface
at any time by testing it.
- Level:
- UI-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.007 IP q alloc fl nt network ID
, avl number of buffers
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.007 Input queue allocation failed Network network ID
, available number of buffers
- Description:
- The system detected that there are probably an
insufficent number of buffers for optimal operation.
On startup, the router allocates each of the fast devices a fixed
number of buffers. If these buffers are not available, the
particular interface may not perform well.
- Level:
- C-TRACE
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.008 Cmd name
from source
to destination
(Nt network ID
)
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.008 Command name
from source
to destination
(Network network ID
)
- Description:
- This is a debug message that logs commands within a protocol stack.
Both of the modules listed are configured under the specified
interface.
- Level:
- C-TRACE
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.009 Ev name
from source
to destination
(Nt network ID
)
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.009 Event name
from source
to destination
(Network network ID
)
- Description:
- This is a debug message that logs events within a protocol stack.
Both of the modules listed are configured under the specified
interface.
- Level:
- UI-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.010 Service name
inst fail err ' message
'
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.010 Service name
installation failure, error ' message
'
- Description:
- The router could not install a user-defined service.
- Cause:
- The service has multiple definitions or it references a base
service that is not available within the router. This error
usually indicates the router load does not contain the required
software feature.
- Action:
- Examine the service definition(s) and verify the base service
referenced is installed in the load. Replace the load.
- Level:
- UI-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.011 Alloc of buffer failed
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.011 Allocation of a buffer failed
- Description:
- The circuit was allocating an I/O request block and
buffer. The allocation of the buffer failed.
- Cause:
- Shortage of buffer memory.
- Action:
- Upgrade size of buffer memory.
- Action:
- Choose a smaller buffer size on those devices (Token-Ring, Serial Line)
where buffer size is configurable.
- Level:
- UI-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.012 No Packet Rcvr
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.012 A packet arrived that had no designated receiver.
- Description:
- A packet may arrive on a hardware interface while the router
is still processing a connection indication from this
interface. The router drops the packet.
- Action:
- Contact customer service if the problem persists.
- Level:
- UI-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.013 Circuit err message
nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.013 Circuit error message
Network network ID
- Description:
- The circuit received an error transmitting a packet or
command to the protocol stack.
- Action:
- Contact customer service.
- Level:
- UI-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.014 Prot Stk name
open fail err ' message
'
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.014 Protocol Stack name
returned the error ' message
'
- Description:
- The router could not open a protocol stack during router restart.
- Cause:
- The prococol stack definition has a syntax error or some other
error occurred within the router.
- Action:
- Verify the syntax of the protocol stack definition. Report any
other errors to customer service.
- Level:
- UE-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.015 Dev fld mnt nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.015 Device failed maintenance, Network network ID
- Description:
- The number of maintainence checks that failed in a given interval has
exceeded the allowed limit. See your router hardware user guide
for more detail on what the exact numbers are for each
device. The router automatically starts a self-test on the device.
If it fails, the device will be removed from service by the
router. The router will continue periodic testing of the
device until testing succeeds and then the router will place
the device back in service.
- Cause:
- The exact cause is network dependant. Use any trap messages printed
by the network handler, along with network specific information as
revealed by the interface command at the + prompt, to isolate the problem.
A self-test of the device may reveal additional information.
- Level:
- UI-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.016 Protocol stack name
open fail, undefined resource name
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.016 Protocol stack name
failed because name
is an undefined resource
- Description:
- The router could not open a protocol stack during router restart.
- Cause:
- The protocol stack references services, devices, or other
stacks that are undefined within the router.
- Action:
- Verify the protocol stack contains the names of services, devices,
or other protocol stacks which actually exist in the router.
Services, stacks, and devices can be listed under the configuration
process via the LIST SERVICES, LIST STACKS, and LIST DEVICES commands.
- Level:
- C-TRACE
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.017 DROP: rcvd STB bdgd pkt but bdging dsbld on nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.017 Dropping the received Spanning Tree Bridged packet but bridging is disabled on network network ID
- Description:
- The router received a bridged packet on this interface
when Spanning Tree Bridging (STB) was disabled on this interface
or STB was disabled in the router. This error can also occur if the
SR-TB configuration between two routers is mismatched.
- Level:
- C-INFO
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.018 DROP: Bridge port not fwding on nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.018 DROP: Bridge port not forwarding on network network ID
- Description:
- A bridge frame is being discarded as a bridge port that is not in
forwarding state.
- Cause:
- It could be that the port has just come up and is progressing from
blocking to listening to learning to forwarding state, or that the
Spanning Tree Protocol determined that this port should
stay in blocked state as a backup port.
- Level:
- UI-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.019 Bad State ( state
at line number
), nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.019 Unexpected FSM State state
at line line number
, network network ID
- Description:
- The router detected an unexpected Finite State Machine state
within the circuit.
- Action:
- Contact customer service.
- Level:
- UI-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.020 No Handle ( handle
), nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.020 Unable to find handle handle
for Conn Denied, network network ID
- Description:
- The router could not match a connection denied event with an outstanding
connection request.
- Action:
- Contact customer service.
- Level:
- UE-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.021 Int hw err nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.021 Hardware failure detected for net network ID
- Description:
- The router detected a hardware failure for the interface in question.
The interface will not come up.
- Action:
- Contact customer service.
- Level:
- UE-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.022 Intfc hdw mssng nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.022 Interface hardware missing net network ID
- Description:
- When the router software went to initialize the network interface
for the first time, the board did not respond on the bus. The router
marks the board 'not present' and then ignores that board.
- Cause:
- The board is not plugged in.
- Action:
- With the power off, insert the board and restart the router.
- Cause:
- The board is misconfigured.
- Action:
- With the power off, and referring to the appropriate router hardware
guide and configuration information, check and correct the board
configuration.
- Cause:
- The board is broken.
- Action:
- Contact customer service.
- Level:
- UI-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.023 Superfluous Link or Net up, nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.023 An unnecessary Link or Net up was received in network network ID
- Description:
- The circuit received a Link or Net Up message when it
already knew that the link was up.
- Action:
- If the message repeats frequently, contact customer service.
- Level:
- CE-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.024 Conn Rfsd, disabled int, nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.024 Connection Refused, interface is disabled, network network ID
- Description:
- The circuit received a connection indication from a
remote router. The specified interface could not accept
the call because the user has disabled it.
Enable the interface at the Config> prompt, or Test the
interface at the + prompt to allow the interface to accept calls.
- Level:
- C-TRACE
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.025 Rcv MAC Pkt, nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.025 Receiving MAC layer packet, network network ID
- Description:
- This is a trace message telling you that the circuit Layer 1 library received
a packet from the physical input device driver. Note that
this ELS message is only available in debug software versions.
- Level:
- C-TRACE
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.026 Xmt protocol
Pkt, nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.026 Transmitting protocol
packet, network network ID
- Description:
- This is a trace message telling you that the circuit transmitted a specific
protocol packet down the protocol stack. Note that this ELS
message is only available in debug software versions.
- Level:
- C-TRACE
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.027 Rcv protocol
Pkt, nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.027 Receiving protocol
packet, network network ID
- Description:
- This is a trace message telling you that the circuit received a specific
protocol packet down the protocol stack. Note that this ELS
message is only available in debug software versions.
- Level:
- CE-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.028 I_ERR on rcv nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.028 Packet received with I_ERR set, on network network ID
- Description:
- A proocol stack received a packet with I_ERR set. I_ERR
indicates the packet was corrupt or an I/O error occurred
during its reception. The router drops the packet. Report
this error to customer service if its occurs frequently.
- Level:
- UI-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.029 Unbound P-Net Fcn
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.029 An unbound circuit function was called
- Description:
- A protocol forwarder, such as IP, invoked an undefined function pointer.
- Cause:
- Only a software error in the router can cause this message.
- Action:
- Contact customer service.
- Level:
- UI-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.030 Call Fail, err ' message
', nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.030 A Connection could not be requested, error ' message
', network network ID
- Description:
- The circuit was unable to send a connection request.
- Action:
- Check the configuration of the protocol stack and the hardware.
One common error is 'No outbound calls allowed', which
means an attempt was made to place a call on an interface which
is configured for inbound calls only. Another typical error
is 'Connection Refused' which usually means there are no hardware
resources available to place the call. This can occur because
too many calls are active at once (such as 3 calls over a 2
channel ISDN BRI device) or because the device is unavailable
because it has no cable plugged in.
- Level:
- UE-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.031 No room to migrate LCP lnk to new PPP instance nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.031 The incoming LCP link cannot be migrated, the destination interface is full nt network ID
- Description:
- The circuit received a new connection. It cannot be
moved to the appropriate internal interface because that
interface has no more slots available to accept additional
connections.
- Action:
- Increase the number of PPP multilink connections allowed on
the destination interface by increase MAX-BUNDLE-SIZE.
- Level:
- U-INFO
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.032 Int rsvd for rst nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.032 Interface reserved for WAN restoral in configuration net network ID
- Description:
- The user reserved the interface in question for WAN restoral.
The interface does not come up until the WAN restoral process needs it.
- Level:
- CE-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.033 Conn Rfsd, no inbnd allwd, nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.033 Connection Refused, no inbound calls allowed, network network ID
- Description:
- The circuit received a connection indication on an
interface that the user configured for no inbound calls.
The router refuses to accept the connection.
- Level:
- CE-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.034 Conn Rfsd, Caller router name
not in access list, nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.034 Connection Refused, Caller router name
not in access list, network network ID
- Description:
- The circuit received a connection indication from a
remote router that was not in the interfaces access list.
- Level:
- CE-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.035 Superfluous Link or Client Down, nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.035 An unnecessary Link or Client Down was received in network network ID
- Description:
- The circuit received a Link or Client Down message when it
already knew that the link was down.
- Action:
- If the message repeats frequently, contact customer service.
- Level:
- CE-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.036 Conn Rfsd, Conn ID mismatch, nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.036 Connection Refused, connection ID mismatch , network network ID
- Description:
- The circuit received a connection indication that does
not match the last connection request the router issued on
that interface. This should not occur.
- Action:
- If the message repeats frequently, contact customer service.
- Level:
- UE-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.037 Inst Fail, nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.037 Automatic Installation Failed, network network ID
- Description:
- The circuit was unable to install an interface that it
should have been able to install.
- Cause:
- There are incorrect or inconsistent configuration records
in non-volatile memory.
- Action:
- Use the clear circuit commands to erase the circuit
configuration and then restart the router. If that
fails, contact ustomer ervice.
- Level:
- CE-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.038 Remote rtr unknown, accpt call anyway, nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.038 Remote router unknown, accepting call anyway, network ID
- Description:
- Authentication failed because the identification of the remote
router was unknown. The local router temporarily accepts the call
so another protocol, such as PPP PAP or CHAP, can
attempt to determine the remote routers identification.
- Action:
- There is no action. This is normal behavior when the telephone
company does not provide Caller-ID with the incoming call.
- Level:
- UI-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.039 Protocol stack open fail, Base/Dev number
conflict
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.039 Protocol stack open failed due to Base stack and Device conflict on interface number
.
- Description:
- The router could not open a protocol stack during router restart
because it (or other) stacks contains references to both a device
and the automatically created "Base" stack which manages that
device. For example, the protocol stacks can not reference
both the device "WAN1" and base stack "BASE-1".
- Cause:
- Incorrect protocol stack definitions.
- Action:
- Delete the reference to either the device or the base stack.
Note these references may be in several protocol stacks. A
device can only be referenced from one protocol stack.
- Level:
- CE-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.040 Device name
inst fail err ' message
'
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.040 Device name
installation failure, error ' message
'
- Description:
- The router could not install the named device.
- Cause:
- This error is usually caused by missing interface
configuration records.
- Action:
- Check the list of devices and interfaces in the Config
process. Add any missing devices or interfaces. If this
fails, then clear all devices and re-add them.
- Level:
- U-INFO
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.041 Op ovfl dev device name
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.041 Output overflow when transmitting on device device name
- Description:
- When the router went to send a packet, the device
output queue was too full and the router had to discard the packet.
The output overflow counter for that device was incremented,
and the packet was returned to the protocol forwarder for attention.
- Cause:
- The source packet traffic in the input network is higher
than the bandwidth available in the output network. Since the
router itself is keeping up with the traffic, there is little
it can do. The hosts generating the traffic are simply sending
more data than the output network can accommodate.
- Action:
- Increase the speed of the device in question (particularly if it
is a slow speed leased line), or take measures to restrict the
amount of traffic generated on the input network.
- Level:
- C-TRACE
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.042 Cmd name
from source
(Nt network ID
) to destination
(dev device name
)
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.042 Command name
from source
(Network network ID
) to destination
(Device device name
)
- Description:
- This is a debug message that logs commands within a protocol stack.
The command passed from a module configured under the specified
interface to a module configured on the specified device.
- Level:
- C-TRACE
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.043 Ev name
from source
(dev device name
) to destination
(Nt network ID
)
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.043 Event name
from source
(Device device name
) to destination
(Network network ID
)
- Description:
- This is a debug message that logs events within a protocol stack.
The event passed from a module configured on the specified device
to a module configured under the specified interface.
- Level:
- C-TRACE
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.044 Cmd name
from source
to destination
(dev device name
)
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.044 Command name
from source
to destination
, Device device name
- Description:
- This is a debug message that logs commands within a protocol stack.
Both of the modules listed are configured on the specified device.
- Level:
- C-TRACE
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.045 Ev name
from source
to destination
(dev device name
)
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.045 Event name
from source
to destination
, Device device name
- Description:
- This is a debug message that logs events within a protocol stack.
Both of the modules listed are configured on the specified device.
- Level:
- UE-ERROR
- Short Syntax:
- CIRC.046 Conn Rfsd, protocol protocol
not enabled on nt network ID
- Long Syntax:
- CIRC.046 Connection Refused, Protocol protocol
not enabled on network network ID
- Description:
- A protocol stack is attempting to come up with the specified
protocol (such as IP or IPX) but that protocol is not
configured on the specified interface.
- Action:
- Configure the protocol to use the specified interface and/or
verify the destination configured for that interface matches
the configuration of the protocol forwards. For example, if IP
is configured with address 128.1.1.1 on interface 2, and
that address is associated with the remote PPP or FRVC
destination 'Denver', then verify 'Denver' is the destination
configured for interface 2 (and not 3, 4, 5, etc).
- Panic
- cdstate
- Short Syntax:
- Circuit: Invalid instance state
- Description:
- A circuit's state was incorrect for the attempted operation.
- Cause:
- There is a software problem in the router.
- Action:
- Contact customer service.
- Panic
- cdnulfunc
- Short Syntax:
- Circuit: Unbound function pointer invoked.
- Description:
- The router called an unassigned function pointer.
- Cause:
- There is a software problem in the router.
- Action:
- Contact customer service.
- Panic
- cdprserr
- Short Syntax:
- Circuit: Invalid token type generated by the protocol stack parser.
- Description:
- The protocol stack parser generated a token type that
the protocol stack open routine could not recognize.
- Cause:
- There is a software problem in the router.
- Action:
- Contact customer service.
- Panic
- cdaddobj
- Short Syntax:
- Circuit: Unable to create object.
- Description:
- The circuit was unable to create a protocol
stack or device object during early router initialization.
- Cause:
- There was no memory available (unlikely) or there is a
software problem in the router.
- Action:
- Contact customer service.
- Panic
- cdunknown
- Short Syntax:
- Circuit: Unknown operation type requested by another subsystem.
- Description:
- Another subsystem outside the circuit requested an unknown operation.
- Cause:
- There is a software problem in the router.
- Action:
- Contact customer service.
- Panic
- cdmanyprots
- Short Syntax:
- Circuit: Too many forwarding protocols.
- Description:
- The variable nprt is larger than the constant P_MAX.
- Cause:
- There is a software problem in the router.
- Action:
- Contact customer service.
- Panic
- cdbdgtype
- Short Syntax:
- Circuit: Invalid bridged network type.
- Description:
- A circuit data-link layer module provided a source network
type for a bridged packet that was not Ethernet, FDDI, or Token-Ring.
- Cause:
- There is a software problem in the router.
- Action:
- Contact customer service.
- Panic
- cdgetstat
- Short Syntax:
- Circuit: Error from Get Stats
- Description:
- A layer of the protocol stack returned an error while retrieving
statistics for the user's statistics command.
- Action:
- Contact customer service. This is a software bug.