2.4.1 0000XXXX
This section describes operation messages in which the upper four digits of the message identifier are 0000.
Message ID |
Event Level |
Message text |
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Content and response |
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00003001 |
E3 |
System restarted due to abort reset operation. |
The device was restarted because the RESET button was pressed. [Action] None. |
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00003002 |
E3 |
System restarted due to default reset operation. |
The device was restarted because the default switch was pressed. [Action] None. |
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00003003 |
E3 |
System restarted due to fatal error detected by software. |
The software detected a fatal error and restarted the system. [Action] Check the log by executing the show logging command. If another problem is indicated in the log, take appropriate action according to the error message. |
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00003004 |
E3 |
System restarted due to user operation. |
The switch was restarted for one of the following reasons:
[Action] Use show logging command to check the log. Then, check the cause of the device restart. The log for each restart source is shown below. If applicable logs are available, take the appropriate action for each log.
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00003005 |
E3 |
System restarted due to fatal error detected by kernel. |
The kernel detected a fatal error and restarted the system. [Action] Check the log by executing the show logging command. If another problem is indicated in the log, take appropriate action according to the error message. |
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00003006 |
E3 |
System restarted due to WDT timeout. |
The device was restarted because of a WDT (watchdog timer) timeout. [Action] Check the log by executing the show logging command. If another problem is indicated in the log, take appropriate action according to the error message. |
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00003007 |
E3 |
System restarted due to hardware error detected by kernel. |
The device was restarted because of a hardware failure. [Action] Replace the Switch. |
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00003008 |
E3 |
System restarted due to hardware error detected. |
The device was restarted because of a hardware failure. [Action] Replace the Switch. |
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00003101 |
E7 |
Memory exhausted. Possibly too many users logged in, or too many sessions(via ftp,http,...) established. |
There is not enough CPU memory. [Action]
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R7 |
Recovered from memory exhaustion. |
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The CPU has recovered from a lack of memory. [Action] None. |
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00003303 |
E3 |
Received many packets and loaded into the queue to CPU. |
Numerous received packets have accumulated in CPU queues. [Action] None. If this message is output frequently, check the following.
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00003304 |
E3 |
Processed the packets in the queue to CPU. |
Packets that had been accumulating in CPU queues have been processed. [Action] None. |
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00008601 |
E3 |
NTP lost synchronization with <ip address>[ on VRF <vrf id>]. |
Synchronization was lost with the NTP server at <ip address>. <ip address>: IPv4 address of NTP server <vrf id> VRF ID [Action] Use the show ntp associations command to check the NTP status. If the non-synchronized state continues, check the NTP configuration, NTP server operation status, and availability of communication. |
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00008602 |
E3 |
NTP detected an invalid packet from <ip address>[ on VRF <vrf id>]. |
An invalid packet from the NTP server at <ip address> was detected. <ip address>: IPv4 address of NTP server <vrf id> VRF ID [Action] Check the NTP server. |
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00008603 |
E3 |
NTP could not find the server which synchronize with. |
There is no NTP server for which synchronization is possible. [Action] Check the NTP configuration, NTP server operation status, and availability of communication. |