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Public Space Parameters
AAA Messages – XML
Message
USG_AAA: 4007 AAA_Interface added_by_administrator
00:50:04:29:37:56 Exp_time:24 hrs 0 min
USG_AAA: 4800 AAA_XML Memory_updated__State_valid
00:50:04:29:37:56
USG_AAA: 4006 AAA_Interface
Removed_by_administrator a
Bill Mirror
Message
RMTLOG: rmtlogXmlTcpSend: Connect error
RMTLOG: rmtlogXmlTcpSend: transmission Ok
DHCP
Message
DHCP: dhcpsStart: dst port (68) not DHCP server port
DHCP: dhcpsStart: Invalid DHCP options packet
DHCP: dhcpsStart: invalid IP header
DHCP: garbage_collect: dangling bind structure
bindptr->data = 0x3efdb14 cid = 0x000000000000 IP =
61.193.248.17 -- I
DHCP: icmp_check: BAD... conflict: Req: MAC
00-00-0E-FE-87-09; In SubTable: IP 219.103.171.66 MAC
00-05-02-CB-58-23
DHCP: turnoff_bind: binding passed is NULL!
DHCP: Warning: DHCPDISCOVER - No available
addresses in the pool.
WARNING DHCP: read_bind_db: can't find resource
usg13d733121 in nmhashtable
usgDHCPInit: server and relay are OFF
Meaning
User added
Update Cache executed
User Delete issued for user a
Meaning
Bill Mirror enabled, but the server does not respond
Bill Mirror enabled, and response received from server
Meaning
This indicates that there is another DHCP server on the
subscriber side of the AP.
This means that the client sent an invalid DHCP cookie. If
this is seen, it could mean data errors in network or a
non-compliant DHCP client.
This could be caused by a non-compliant DHCP client or
data errors in the network.
The AP code attempts to clean up DHCP bindings that have
been turned off and a subscriber in the subscriber table
appears with the same IP address.
This happens if the DHCP lease the AP wants to hand out
already exists in the Subscriber table. If it does, then the AP
will skip this lease and go on to the next one.
This can happen if the code tries to turn off a resource
because there's someone on the subscriber side that is
already using that address. In this case, if the resource does
not have a corresponding binding, this syslog will result.
There are no more available leases in the DHCP server
lease pool and a DHCP request has been received.
This occurs if the DHCP Lease pool settings have been
changed in the AP and the lease is not part of the new pool.
DHCP Services have been disabled on the AP.
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