Polycom RealPresence 1800 Administration Manual page 313

Active Alarms
Alarm Text
RTM ISDN card not found
RTM ISDN card startup procedure
error
Secured SIP communication failed
Security mode failed. Certificate has
expired.
Security mode failed. Certificate host
name does not match the
Collaboration Server host name.
Security mode failed. Certificate is
about to expire.
Security mode failed. Certificate not
yet valid.
Security mode failed. Error in
certificate file.
Service Request failed
Sip connection for conference event
package fail
SIP registrations limit reached
SIP TLS: Certificate has expired
SIP TLS: Certificate is about to expire
SIP TLS: Certificate subject name is
not valid or DNS failed to resolve this
name
SIP TLS: Failed to load or verify
certificate files
Polycom, Inc.
Alarm Description
RTM ISDN card is missing. Install the RTM ISDN card.
Note: Applicable to Collaboration Servers 2000/4000/1800
The RTM ISDN card cannot complete its startup procedure (usually after
system reset). Check the card and/or reset the card.
Note: Applicable to Collaboration Servers 2000/4000/1800
Error status (408) received from SIP proxy.
The EventPackage SIP connection to this Collaboration Server within the
cascading topology, failed to establish following 3 consecutive attempts.
The conference and VMR are specified.
SIP registrations limit reached.
The current TLS certificate files have expired and must be replaced with
new files.
The current TLS certificate files will expire shortly and will have to be
replaced to ensure the communication with the OCS.
This alarm is displayed if the name of the Collaboration Server in the
certificate file is different from the FQDN name defined in the OCS.
This alarm indicates that the certificate files required for SIP TLS could
not be loaded to the Collaboration Server. Possible causes are:
• Incorrect certificate file name. Only files with the following names can
be loaded to the system: rootCA.pem, pkey.pem, cert.pem and
certPassword.txt
• Wrong certificate file type. Only files of the following types can be
loaded to the system: rootCA.pem, pkey.pem and cert.pem and
certPassword.txt
• The contents of the certificate file does not match the system
parameters
Active Alarms
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