Fujitsu PRIMERGY BX900 User guide

System Message Guide
PRIMERGY BX900/BX400
Blade Server Systems
Ethernet Connection Blade Module SB6 / SB11a / SB11
Switch and IBP Version
English

PRIMERGY BX400/BX900 Connection Blades
Ethernet Connection Blades
PY CB Eth Switch/IBP 1 GB 18/6 (SB6)
PY CB Eth Switch/IBP 1 GB 36/12 (SB11a)
PY CB Eth Switch/IBP 1 GB 36/8+2 (SB11)
System Message Guide
Switch and IBP version
Edition Jan 2012

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Content
1System Message Overview...................................................................................... 7
1.1 How to Read System Messages................................................................................. 8
1.2 Error Message Traceback Reports........................................................................... 10
2Message and Recovery Procedures ..................................................................... 11
2.1 System Messages.................................................................................................... 13
2.2 Event Message......................................................................................................... 25
2.3 File System Messages ............................................................................................. 26
2.4 User Configuration Messages .................................................................................. 28
2.5 CLI Messages.......................................................................................................... 29
2.6 Web Messages......................................................................................................... 31
2.7 ACL Messages......................................................................................................... 32
2.8 DiffServ Messages................................................................................................... 33
2.9 COS Messages........................................................................................................ 44
2.10 DOT1X Messages.................................................................................................... 52
2.11 RADIUS Messages .................................................................................................. 59
2.12 TACACS Messages ................................................................................................. 67
2.13 BOOTP Client Messages ......................................................................................... 68
2.14 DHCP Client Messages............................................................................................ 70
2.15 DHCP Relay Messages............................................................................................ 73
2.16 DNS Relay Messages .............................................................................................. 76
2.17 DDNS Client............................................................................................................. 77
2.18 sFlow Messages....................................................................................................... 77
2.19 IGMP Snooping System Messages.......................................................................... 79
2.20 SNTP Messages ...................................................................................................... 82
2.21 VLAN Messages....................................................................................................... 84
2.22 SPAN TREE Messages............................................................................................ 86
2.23 STORM CONTROL Messages................................................................................. 90
2.24 Port-Monitor Messages ............................................................................................ 96
2.25 SNMP Messages...................................................................................................... 97
2.26 PING & TRACEROUTE Utility Messages................................................................. 99
2.27 TFTP/FTP Messages ............................................................................................. 101
2.28 Timer Messages..................................................................................................... 105
2.29 Stacking Messages................................................................................................ 106
2.30 ISMIC Messages.................................................................................................... 113
2.31 Port Group Messages............................................................................................. 114
2.32 Uplink Set Messages.............................................................................................. 115
2.33 VLAN Port Group Messages .................................................................................. 116
2.34 Link State Messages.............................................................................................. 118
2.35 Port Backup Messages........................................................................................... 119
2.36 SFlow Messages.................................................................................................... 120
2.37 Err-Disable Recovery ............................................................................................. 128
2.38 MAC Bucket Overflow ............................................................................................ 128
2.39 Pin Group............................................................................................................... 129
3CLI Error Messages.............................................................................................. 130
3.1 Management.......................................................................................................... 130
3.1.1 Configuration.......................................................................................................... 130
3.1.2 System Utilities....................................................................................................... 149
3.1.3 File Management.................................................................................................... 153
3.1.4 User Manangement................................................................................................ 156
3.1.5 Privilege Level........................................................................................................ 161

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3.1.6 Logging .................................................................................................................. 163
3.1.7 SNMP..................................................................................................................... 165
3.1.8 SNTP ..................................................................................................................... 168
3.1.9 CDP ....................................................................................................................... 171
3.1.10 UDLD..................................................................................................................... 172
3.1.11 LLDP...................................................................................................................... 174
3.1.12 DHCP..................................................................................................................... 177
3.1.13 DNS Relay ............................................................................................................. 179
3.1.14 sFlow...................................................................................................................... 181
3.2 Switching................................................................................................................ 183
3.2.1 Forwarding Database............................................................................................. 183
3.2.2 Port ........................................................................................................................ 184
3.2.3 VLAN...................................................................................................................... 188
3.2.4 Protocol-based VLAN............................................................................................. 192
3.2.5 IP Subnet-based VLAN .......................................................................................... 194
3.2.6 MAC-based VLAN.................................................................................................. 196
3.2.7 GARP..................................................................................................................... 197
3.2.8 VTP........................................................................................................................ 199
3.2.9 IGMP Snooping...................................................................................................... 201
3.2.10 MLD Snooping........................................................................................................ 206
3.2.11 Multicast Forwarding Database.............................................................................. 210
3.2.12 Port-Channel.......................................................................................................... 211
3.2.13 Spanning-Tree........................................................................................................ 214
3.2.14 Link-State............................................................................................................... 220
3.2.15 Port-backup............................................................................................................ 223
3.2.16 MAC Filter.............................................................................................................. 225
3.3 Group Administration (IBP)..................................................................................... 227
3.3.1 Uplink Set............................................................................................................... 227
3.3.2 Port-Group ............................................................................................................. 229
3.3.3 VLAN Port-Group................................................................................................... 231
3.3.4 Service LAN........................................................................................................... 233
3.3.5 Service VLAN......................................................................................................... 235
3.3.6 Lock ....................................................................................................................... 237
3.3.7 Port ........................................................................................................................ 239
3.3.8 IGMP Snooping...................................................................................................... 243
3.3.9 Port-Channel.......................................................................................................... 244
3.3.10 Link-State............................................................................................................... 248
3.3.11 Port-backup............................................................................................................ 249
3.4 Security.................................................................................................................. 250
3.4.1 Port Access Control................................................................................................ 250
3.4.2 Port Security........................................................................................................... 254
3.4.3 RADIUS.................................................................................................................. 257
3.4.4 TACACS+ .............................................................................................................. 261
3.4.5 LDAP...................................................................................................................... 263
3.4.6 Access Control Lists............................................................................................... 264
3.4.7 IP Filter................................................................................................................... 271
3.4.8 Secure HTTP ......................................................................................................... 272
3.4.9 Secure Shell........................................................................................................... 273
3.4.10 Denial-of-Service.................................................................................................... 274
3.5 QoS........................................................................................................................ 275
3.5.1 DiffServ.................................................................................................................. 275
3.5.2 COS Messages...................................................................................................... 287
3.6 Stacking................................................................................................................. 291
3.7 End-Host-Mode...................................................................................................... 294
4Web Error Messages............................................................................................ 295
4.1 Management.......................................................................................................... 295
4.1.1 Configuration.......................................................................................................... 295

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4.1.2 System Utilities....................................................................................................... 304
4.1.3 File Management.................................................................................................... 307
4.1.4 User Manangement................................................................................................ 310
4.1.5 Logging .................................................................................................................. 315
4.1.6 SNMP..................................................................................................................... 317
4.1.7 SNTP ..................................................................................................................... 323
4.1.8 UDLD..................................................................................................................... 328
4.1.9 CDP ....................................................................................................................... 329
4.1.10 LLDP...................................................................................................................... 330
4.1.11 DHCP..................................................................................................................... 331
4.1.12 DNS Relay ............................................................................................................. 332
4.1.13 sFlow...................................................................................................................... 336
4.2 Switching................................................................................................................ 339
4.2.1 Forwarding Database............................................................................................. 339
4.2.2 Port ........................................................................................................................ 340
4.2.3 VLAN...................................................................................................................... 344
4.2.4 Protocol-based VLAN............................................................................................. 345
4.2.5 IP Subnet-based VLAN .......................................................................................... 346
4.2.6 MAC-based VLAN.................................................................................................. 348
4.2.7 GARP..................................................................................................................... 349
4.2.8 VTP........................................................................................................................ 350
4.2.9 IGMP Snooping...................................................................................................... 351
4.2.10 MLD Snooping........................................................................................................ 356
4.2.11 Multicast Forwarding Database.............................................................................. 361
4.2.12 Port-Channel.......................................................................................................... 362
4.2.13 Spanning-Tree........................................................................................................ 365
4.2.14 Link-State............................................................................................................... 371
4.2.15 Port-backup............................................................................................................ 372
4.2.16 MAC Filter.............................................................................................................. 373
4.3 Group Administration (IBP)..................................................................................... 374
4.3.1 Uplink-Set............................................................................................................... 374
4.3.2 Port-Group ............................................................................................................. 376
4.3.3 VLAN Port-Group................................................................................................... 377
4.3.4 Service LAN........................................................................................................... 379
4.3.5 Service VLAN......................................................................................................... 381
4.3.6 Port ........................................................................................................................ 383
4.3.7 Port-Channel.......................................................................................................... 385
4.3.8 Link-State............................................................................................................... 389
4.3.9 Port-backup............................................................................................................ 390
4.4 Security.................................................................................................................. 391
4.4.1 Port Access Control................................................................................................ 391
4.4.2 Port Security........................................................................................................... 393
4.4.3 RADIUS.................................................................................................................. 395
4.4.4 TACACS+ .............................................................................................................. 398
4.4.5 LDAP...................................................................................................................... 400
4.4.6 Access Control Lists............................................................................................... 401
4.4.7 IP Filter................................................................................................................... 410
4.4.8 Secure HTTP ......................................................................................................... 412
4.4.9 Secure Shell........................................................................................................... 414
4.4.10 Denial-of-Service.................................................................................................... 415
4.5 QoS........................................................................................................................ 416
4.5.1 DiffServ.................................................................................................................. 416
4.5.2 COS Messages...................................................................................................... 423
4.6 Stacking................................................................................................................. 424
4.7 End-Host-Mode...................................................................................................... 427

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Revision History
Revision Date Editor Remark
0.1 1/5/2009 Moore C. J. Lee 1st Draft
0.2 6/1/2009 Moore C. J. Lee
EIT Team Add CLI and Web error messages
0.3 6/26/2009 Moore C. J. Lee switch version
0.4 1/21/2011 Moore C. J. Lee New messages for stacking
0.5 7/29/2011 Moore C. J. Lee New messages for EHM
Storm control and errdisable
recovery
MAC bucket overflow
0.6 9/29/2011 Moore C. J. Lee Update EHM messages
0.65 01/19/2012 E.Schröer Merged SB6/SB11/SB11a –
Switch/IBP

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1 System Message Overview
This guide describes the PRIMERGY BX900 Ethernet Connection Blade specific system
messages that you might encounter. Basically, the guide does not describe how to install your
connection blade or how to configure software features on your switch. It also provide detailed
information about commands that have been created or changed for use by the connection
blade.
During operation, the system software sends these messages to the console (and, optionally,
to a logging server on another system). Not all system messages indicate problems with your
system. Some messages are purely informational, whereas others can help diagnose
problems with communications lines, internal hardware, or the system software. This guide
also includes error messages that appear when the system fails.
This chapter contains these sections:
−How to Read System Messages
−Error Message Traceback Reports

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1.1 How to Read System Messages
System log messages can contain up to 80 characters and a percent sign (%), which follows
the optional sequence number or time stamp information, if configured. Messages are
displayed in this format:
<2> MAR 29 10:02:53 0.0.0.0-1 UNKN[268434944]: bootos.c(520) 1 %% Event(0xaaaaaa
aa)
<6> MAR 29 10:02:54 0.0.0.0-1 UNKN[268434944]: bootos.c(575) 2 %% Starting code.
..
<6> MAR 29 10:03:17 0.0.0.0-1 UNKN[218404976]: edb.c(360) 3 %% EDB Callback: Unit
Join: 1.
By default, a switch sends the output from system messages to a logging process. In a switch
stack, stack members append their hostnames to the output from system messages and
redirect the output to the logging process on the stack master.
Each system message begins with a percent sign (%) and is structured as follows:
%FACILITY-SEVERITY-MNEMONIC: Message-text
•FACILITY is a code consisting of two or more upper case letters that show the facility to
which the message refers. A facility can be a hardware device, a protocol, or a module of
the system software. Table 1-1 lists the switch system specific facility codes.
The messages are described in Chapter 2, “Message and Recovery Procedures”, in
alphabetical order by facility code, with the most severe (lowest number) errors described
first.
Facility Code Description
ACL Access Control List
BOOTP Bootp Client
CLI Command Line Interface
COS Class of Service (802.1p)
DHCP DHCP Client
DNS DNS Relay & Client System
DDNS Dyamic DNS Client
DiffServ Policy Base QoS DiffServ System
Dot1X 802.1X Security System
Event Event System Log Messages
File System Config File System
IGMP Snooping IGMP Snooping & Query System
Port-Monitor Port Monitor System
Ping Ping & Traceroute Utility
RADIUS Radius Client Security System
System System Configuration & Event Description
SNMP SNMP v1/v2/v3 & RMON System

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SNTP SNTP Timer Client System
Spanning Tree 802.1D/W/S Spanning Tree Control
Storm Control Storm Control System
Stacking Stacking System
TACACS TACACS+ Security System
TFTP TFTP/FTP Upgrade System
Timer System timer Clock
VLAN 802.1Q GVRP/GARP/GMRP
User Configuration User Login & Admin Control
Web Web UI System
Table 1-1 Facility code list
•SEVERITY is a single-digit code from 0 to 7 that reflects the severity of the condition. The
lower the number, the more serious the situation. Table 1-2 lists the message severity
levels.
Severity Level Description
0 – emergency System is unusable.
1 – alert Immediate action required.
2 – critical Critical condition.
3 – error Error condition.
4 – warning Warning condition.
5 – notification Normal but significant condition.
6 – informationalInformational message only.
7 – debugging Message that appears during debugging only.
Table 1-2 Message Severity Levels
All syslog messages generated by a PRIMERGY BX900 switch other than the master switch
are displayed ending with (Switch-x) where Switch is the ip address of stack master and x is
the unit number of the stack member generating the message.
This example shows a partial switch system message on a switch other than a PRIMERGY
BX900 Connection Blade:
0 2000/04/01 09:41:21 Link Up: Unit: 1 Slot: 0 Port: 8
1 2000/04/01 06:34:02 Link Down: Unit: 1 Slot: 0 Port: 8
2 2000/04/01 01:57:25 Link Up: Unit: 1 Slot: 0 Port: 8
3 2000/04/01 01:57:24 Link Down: Unit: 1 Slot: 0 Port: 8

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1.2 Error Message Traceback Reports
Some messages describe internal errors and contain traceback information. This information
is very important and should be included when you report a problem to your technical support
representative.
This message example includes traceback information:
−Process=”Exec”, level=0, pid=17
−Traceback=1A82 1AB4 6378 A072 1054 1860
Some System messages ask you to copy the error messages and take further action. These
online tools also provide more information about system error messages.

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2 Message and Recovery Procedures
This chapter describes the PRIMERGY BX900 switch system messages in alphabetical order
by facility. Within each facility, the messages are listed by severity levels 0 to 7: 0 is the highest
severity level and 7 is the lowest severity level. Each message is followed by an explanation
and a recommended action.
The messages listed in this chapter do not include the hostname or the date/time stamp
designation that display only if the software is configured for system log messaging.
The chapter includes these message facilities:
•System Messages
•Event Messages
•VLAN Messages
•Spanning Tree Messages
•Storm Control Messages
•Port-Monitor Messages
•IGMP Snooping Messages
•BOOTP Client Messages
•DHCP Client Messages
•DNS Relay Messages
•DDNS Client Messages
•TACACS+ Messages
•DOT1X Messages
•RADIUS Messages
•COS Messages
•ACL Messages
•DiffServ Messages
•Stacking Messages
•File System messages
•PING & TRACEROUTE Utility Messages
•SNTP Messages
•TFTP/FTP Messages
•User Configuration Messages
•SNMP Messages
•CLI Messages
•Web Messages
•sFlow Messages

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2.1 System Messages
This section contains system module messages.
Severity Level 2
Error Message 0xaaaaaaaa
Explanation Start of new execution
Recommended Action The system starts to init.
Severity Level 2
Error Message 0xbbbbbbbb
Explanation The auto-download process is finished and the switch is going to
be rebooted.
Recommended Action After the switch is booted, checking if it is joined to the stack and
the version of the switch is upgraded.
Severity Level 2
Error Message 0xcccccccc
Explanation The event log is cleared.
Recommended Action The event log is cleared. There should be one entry in the event
log.
Severity Level 2
Error Message 0xdddddddd
Explanation Single-bit ECC error is detected.
Recommended Action If it is possible, user is recommended to replace the DDR-RAM
module from the blade switch.
Severity Level 2
Error Message 0x4
Explanation This event is logged while a user try to reload a stack, stack
master and stack members will log this event.
Recommended Action Please check if the stack had ever issued a reload command.
Severity Level 2
Error Message 0x0
Explanation This event is logged while a user try to reload a stack member,
stack member will log this event.
Recommended Action Please check if the stack master had ever issued a reload
command to this stack member.

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Severity Level 2
Error Message OS_TYPE
Explanation OS type register fail.
Recommended Action The system is failed to init.
Severity Level 6
Error Message logWriteInMemoryLogToFile: osapiFsCreateFile failed
Explanation Log file creation is failed on RAMDISK.
Recommended Action The system is failed to init.
Severity Level 6
Error Message logWriteInMemoryLogToFile: osapiFsDeleteFile failed
Explanation Log file deletion is failed on RAMDISK
Recommended Action The system is failed to init.
Severity Level 6
Error Message osapiFsClose failed
Explanation Log file close is failed.
Recommended Action The system is failed to init.
Severity Level 6
Error Message osapiFsDeleteFile failed
Explanation Log file deletion is failed.
Recommended Action The system is failed to init.
Severity Level 6
Error Message osapiMsgQueueCreate: msgQCreate Failed
Explanation Message queue create fail.
Recommended Action The system is failed to init.
Severity Level 6
Error Message osapiMessageSend called with wait time < -1
Explanation Message queue send fail (wait time < 0).
Recommended Action The system is failed to init.
Severity Level 6
Error Message osapiMessageReceive called with wait time < -1
Explanation Message queue receive fail (wait time < 0).
Recommended Action The system is failed to init.

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Severity Level 6
Error Message Error: SIM – could not add management MAC.
Explanation Fail to add the MAC address of systems CPU to table.
Recommended Action The system MAC address table is abnormal.
Severity Level 6
Error Message Error on call to sysapiRegistryGet routine with key SYS_MAC
Explanation System registry get fail
Recommended Action The system is failed to init.
Severity Level 6
Error Message Error on call to sysapiCfgFileWrite routine on config file
simCfgData.cfg
Explanation Get system registry fail.
Recommended Action The config file is corrupt instead of the factory default
Severity Level 6
Error Message Error on call to sysapiCfgFileWrite routine on config file
simCfgData.cfg
Explanation Get system registry fail.
Recommended Action The config file is corrupt instead of the factory default
Severity Level 6
Error Message Failed to Create Transfer Task.
Explanation Task creation is failed.
Recommended Action The system is failed to init.
Severity Level 6
Error Message Error on call to sysapiRegistryGet routine with key SYS_MAC
Explanation System registry get fail.
Recommended Action The system is failed to init.
Severity Level 6
Error Message simCnfgrInitPhase1Process: Error could not create ip stats
Explanation Fail to create the ip counters.
Recommended Action The system is failed to init.
Severity Level 6
Error Message SIM: Unable to register for interface state change callback.
Explanation Callback function registration is failed.
Recommended Action The system is failed to init.

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Severity Level 6
Error Message sysapiPrintfMsgQueueTask: Failed to create queue, exiting…
Explanation Message queue create is failed.
Recommended Action The system is failed to init.
Severity Level 6
Error Message osapiMsgQueueGetNumMsgs failed
Explanation Message queue count get fail.
Recommended Action The system is failed to init.
Severity Level 6
Error Message sysapiPrintfMsgEnqueue: Failed to send …
Explanation Message send fail
Recommended Action The system is failed to init.
Severity Level 6
Error Message sysapiPrintfMsgEnqueue: sysapiPrintfMsgQueueTask Not
Ready
Explanation Message send fail.
Recommended Action The system is failed to init.
Severity Level 6
Error Message sysapiRegistryGet failed
Explanation System registry get fail.
Recommended Action The system is failed to init.
Severity Level 6
Error Message sysapiRegistryPut failed.
Explanation System registry put fail.
Recommended Action The system is failed to init.
Severity Level 6
Error Message osapiMalloc() failed
Explanation Memory allocate fail.
Recommended Action The system is crashed.

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Severity Level 6
Error Message Failed to malloc pSysapiCfgTree[INDEX]
Explanation Memory allocation is failed.
Recommended Action The system is failed to init.
Severity Level 6
Error Message Could not separate SYSAPI_CONFIG_FILENAME
Explanation Configuration file separation is failed.
Recommended Action The configuration file is wrong and need to check again.
Severity Level 6
Error Message Configuration file FILENAME size is 0 (zero) bytes.
Explanation Getting configuration file size is failed.
Recommended Action The configuration file corrupts or does not exists instead of the
factory default.
Severity Level 6
Error Message Failed to read config file FILENAME header
Explanation Configuration file read fail.
Recommended Action The config file is corrupted instead of the factory default.
Severity Level 6
Error Message Version Check Failed.
Explanation Wrong configuration file version.
Recommended Action The configuration file needs to be verified.
Severity Level 6
Error Message Configuration file on disk size SIZE1 is less than expected size
SIZE2.
Explanation Wrong configuration file size.
Recommended Action The configuration file is corrupted instead of the factory default.
Severity Level 6
Error Message sysapiCfgFilesSeparate: CRC check failed. CHECKSUM1 read
and CHECKSUM2 calculated.
Explanation Wrong configuration file checksum value.
Recommended Action The configuration file is not matched and need to be checked.
Severity Level 6
Error Message File FILENAME1 hdr name = FILENAME2 is invalid.
Explanation Wrong configuration file name.
Recommended Action The configuration file name is wrong and need to be checked.

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Severity Level 6
Error Message Failed to allocate SIZE for config file FILENAME
Explanation Memory allocate fail.
Recommended Action The configure file is corrupted instead of the factory default.
Severity Level 6
Error Message File FILENAME: same version (VERSION1) but the sizes
(SIZE1->SIZE2) differ.
Explanation Wrong configuration file size.
Recommended Action The configuration file is not matched and need to be checked.
Severity Level 6
Error Message File FILENAME corrupted from file system. Checksum
mismatch.
Explanation Wrong configuration file checksum value.
Recommended Action The configuration file is not matched and need to be checked.
Severity Level 6
Error Message Error on call to sysapiCfgFileWrite routine on file FILENAME.
Explanation Configuration file write fail.
Recommended Action The configuration file is not matched and need to be checked.
Severity Level 6
Error Message pSysapiCfgTree[INDEX] is NULL
Explanation Configuration file index gets fail.
Recommended Action The configuration file is not matched and need to be checked.
Severity Level 6
Error Message Out of system buffers.
Explanation Netowk mbuf gets fail.
Recommended Action The system is still crashed.
Severity Level 6
Error Message nvStore registrar_ID greater than NVSTORE_USER_LAST.
Explanation Component save routine registers fail.
Recommended Action System is abnormal and suggests to reboot the system.