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cause of the error. The interface you use to start the ASCII file download does not matter. The
system logs an ACG_DOWNLOAD_ERROR message for the following situations:
- Transfer Timed Out
- Invalid TFTP Server address
- Configuration failed
- Switch IP not set
- Stack IP not set
- TFTP Server address not set
- Mask not set
- File too large
- Invalid Configuration File
- Invalid Configuration File or File not found
- Error accessing ASCII file, file missing or can't access USB device
• Connection error on load on boot (ACG_DOWNLOAD_ERROR_ ON_BOOT): Indicates
that the connection failed at load on boot and the ASCII Configuration File cannot be accessed.
The IP address and the filename are in the message when you use the TFTP server , or just
the filename is in the message if you use a USB device. The message contains the cause of
the error. If the IP address is unknown, the system uses the question mark character (?).
• Success (ACG_DOWNLOAD_OK): Indicates that the connection was successful. The ASCII
configuration file can be accessed and it can be used. The IP address and the filename are in
the message when you use the TFTP server , or just the filename is in the message if you use
a USB device.
• Success on load on boot (ACG_DOWNLOAD_OK_ON_BOOT): Indicates that the
connection was successful at load on boot. The ASCII configuration file can be accessed and it
can be used. The IP address and the filename are in the message when you use the TFTP
server , or just the filename is in the message if you use a USB device.
• Failed command (ACG_CMD_ERR): Indicates that a command from the ASCII configuration
file failed. The text line number of the failed command is in the message. The cause of the
command failure is in the message, with the following errors:
- Invalid input detected
- Ambiguous command
- Incomplete command
- Permission denied
- Not allowed on slave
July 2015
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