Messages Related To Xrrp Operation - HP ProCurve 5300xl Series Management Manual

Router Redundancy Using XRRP

Messages Related to XRRP Operation

Message
Unable to alloc a msg buffer from
routine < routine name >
Duplicate IP address < ip-addr >
detected
IP address < ip-addr > in use, XRRP
cannot take over
Cannot add MCAST address
< xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx >
No IP address configured for VR on
rtr < router-num >, vid < vid-number >
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Messages Related to XRRP Operation

These messages appear in the Event Log and, if Syslog Debug is configured,
in the designated Debug destinations.
Meaning
Indicates that a message buffer could not be
allocated. Although XRRP can handle this event in this
case, it does indicate that the system is critically low
on message buffers and will probably crash soon.
Indicates that a duplicate IP address has been
detected on the network for an enabled secondary
address. XRRP will relinquish control of the address
to correct the duplicate IP address situation. This can
happen when XRRP is disabled on one router, but not
disabled on its peer.
Indicates that some other device on the network
currently has the IP address configured and XRRP
wanted to take control of this secondary address.
XRRP will not take over the address until this situation
has been corrected so as to avoid the creation of a
duplicate IP address on the network. It will however
check at the failover period (3 times the advertisement
interval) if the situation had been corrected. Note: this
is only done for secondary addresses.
Indicates that XRRP initialization has failed since the
Multicast receive address could not be configured.
This is a critical internal error and should not occur
on a healthy switch.
Indicates that the Virtual router interface on the
displayed router and VID does not have an IP address
configured. This can happen to virtual router
interfaces for secondary addresses, when the
primary address has been changed. This error will
force the remote miss-configuration flag to be set so
fail-over will only occur when a complete router
failure occurs. (This indicates router miss-
configuration.)