Nortel Secure Network Access Switch; Using The Command Line Interface - Nortel 325 series Cli Manual

Table 88
Syslog messages in alphabetical order (cont'd.)
Message
Domain:1, Switch: <switchID>
ERROR cmd timeout for cmd
:<commandID>
failed to locate corresponding
portal for portal authenticated
http server
Failed to log to CLI :<reason> --
disabling CLI log
failed to parse Set-Cookie
<header>
Failed to syslog traffic :<reason>
-- disabling traf log
Failed to write to config
filesystem
Found <size> meg of phys mem
gzip error: <reason>
gzip warning: <reason>
HC: backend <ip>:<port> is
down
HC: backend <ip>:<port> is up
again
html error: <reason>
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Severity Type
ERROR NSNAS
ERROR Traffic
Processing
ERROR Traffic
Processing
ERROR Traffic
Processing
ERROR Traffic
Processing
EMERG OS
INFO Start-up
INFO Traffic
Processing
INFO Traffic
Processing
INFO Traffic
Processing
INFO Traffic
Processing
ERROR Traffic
Processing

Nortel Secure Network Access Switch

Using the Command Line Interface

NN47230-100 03.01 Standard
28 July 2008
Syslog messages in alphabetical order 467
Explanation
An internal command between
the specified switch and the
Nortel SNAS timed out. Check
connectivity between the switch
and the Nortel SNAS.
Portal authentication has been
configured for an http server,
but no portal using the same
xnet domain can be found. Make
sure that there is a portal running
using the same xnet id.
Failed to send troubleshooting
log to CLI. Disabling CLI
troubleshooting log.
The Nortel SNAS got a
malformed Set-Cookie header
from the backend web server.
Problem occurred when the
Nortel SNAS tried to send traffic
logging syslog messages. Traffic
syslogging was disabled as a
result.
Probable hardware error.
Reinstall.
Amount of physical memory
found on system.
Problem encountered when
processing compressed content.
Problem encountered when
processing compressed content.
Backend health check detected
backend <ip>:<port> to be down.
Backend health check detected
backend <ip>:<port> to be up.
Error encountered when parsing
HTML. Probably non-standard
HTML.