2.13 IP

This section describes the operation messages for the event location IP.

Table 2-26: Operation messages for event location IP
Message ID	Event Level	Message text
Message ID	Content and response
26000001	E4	The ARP entry can't be registered at hardware tables. (<ipv4 address> [VRF <vrf id>])
26000001	An ARP entry cannot be registered in the hardware tables. <ipv4 address>: IPv4 address of the ARP entry that cannot be registered in the hardware tables <vrf id> VRF ID [Action] Review the capacity limit. However, depending on specifications of the cache applied to the hardware, certain IP address combinations do not allow the setting to the maximum of the capacity limit.
26000002	E4	The ARP entry can't be deleted from hardware tables.
26000002	An ARP entry cannot be deleted from the hardware tables. [Action] Replace the Switch.
26000003	E4	The NDP entry can't be registered at hardware tables. (<ipv6 address> [VRF <vrf id>])
26000003	An NDP entry cannot be registered in the hardware tables. <ipv6 address>: IPv6 address of NDP entry that cannot be registered in the hardware tables <vrf id> VRF ID [Action] Review the capacity limit. However, depending on specifications of the cache applied to the hardware, certain IPv6 address combinations do not allow the setting to the maximum of the capacity limit.
26000004	E4	The NDP entry can't be deleted from hardware tables.
26000004	An NDP entry cannot be deleted from the hardware tables. [Action] Replace the Switch.
26000005	E4	IPv4 unicast routing information can't be registered at hardware tables. (<ipv4 prefix>/<masklen> [VRF <vrf id>])
26000005	An IPv4 unicast routing table entry cannot be registered in the hardware tables. <ipv4 prefix>: IPv4 unicast routing table entry that cannot be registered in the hardware tables <masklen>: Subnet mask length of the above IPv4 unicast routing table entry <vrf id> VRF ID [Action] Review the capacity limit. However, depending on specifications of the cache applied to the hardware, certain IP addresses do not allow the setting to the maximum of the capacity limit.
26000006	E4	IPv4 unicast routing information can't be deleted from hardware tables.
26000006	An IPv4 unicast routing table entry cannot be deleted from the hardware tables. [Action] Replace the Switch.
26000007	E4	IPv4 multicast routing information can't be registered at hardware tables. (Source:<ipv4 address> Group:<ipv4 address> [VRF <vrf id>])
26000007	An IPv4 multicast routing table entry cannot be registered in the hardware tables. <ipv4 address>: Source IPv4 address and group address of the IPv4 multicast routing table entry that cannot be registered in the hardware tables <vrf id> VRF ID [Action] Review the capacity limit. However, depending on specifications of the cache applied to the hardware, certain IP addresses do not allow the setting to the maximum of the capacity limit.
26000008	E4	IPv4 multicast routing information can't be deleted from hardware tables.
26000008	An IPv4 multicast routing table entry cannot be deleted from the hardware tables. [Action] Replace the Switch.
26000009	E4	IPv6 unicast routing information can't be registered at hardware tables. (<ipv6 prefix>/<prefixlen> [VRF <vrf id>])
26000009	An IPv6 unicast routing table entry cannot be registered in the hardware tables. <ipv6 prefix>: IPv6 unicast routing table entry that cannot be registered in the hardware tables <prefixlen>: Prefix length of the above IPv6 unicast routing table entry <vrf id> VRF ID [Action] Review the capacity limit. However, depending on specifications of the cache applied to the hardware, certain IPv6 addresses do not allow the setting to the maximum of the capacity limit.
2600000a	E4	IPv6 unicast routing information can't be deleted from hardware tables.
2600000a	An IPv6 unicast routing table entry cannot be deleted from the hardware tables. [Action] Replace the Switch.
2600000b	E4	IPv6 multicast routing information can't be registered at hardware tables. (Source:<ipv6 address> Group:<ipv6 address> [VRF <vrf id>])
2600000b	An IPv6 multicast routing table entry cannot be registered in the hardware tables. <ipv6 address>: Source address and group address of the IPv6 multicast routing table entry that cannot be registered in the hardware tables <vrf id> VRF ID [Action] Review the capacity limit. However, depending on specifications of the cache applied to the hardware, certain IPv6 addresses do not allow the setting to the maximum of the capacity limit.
2600000c	E4	IPv6 multicast routing information can't be deleted from hardware tables.
2600000c	An IPv6 multicast routing table entry cannot be deleted from the hardware tables. [Action] Replace the Switch.
2600000d	E4	The IP configuration to VLAN (<vlan id>) can't be registered at hardware tables.
2600000d	An IP configuration for a VLAN (<vlan id>) cannot be registered in the hardware tables. <vlan id>: ID of the VLAN for which an IP configuration was set [Action] Change the VLAN ID. Review the capacity limit. However, depending on specifications of the cache applied to the hardware, the setting to the maximum of the capacity limit might not be available.
50000003	E4	Duplication of IPv4 address <ipv4 address> with the node of MAC address <mac address> was detected.
50000003	The IPv4 address <ipv4 address> is being used by the device that has the MAC address <mac address>. <ipv4 address>: IPv4 address that is registered for the interface for the Switch <mac address>: MAC address of the device for which the duplicate IPv4 address was detected [Action] Change either this IPv4 address or the IPv4 address of the device that has the MAC address <mac address>. When using VRRP, this message might be output frequently when the CPU load is heavy. In that case, increase the value of timers advertise for the VRRP configuration between devices comprising the VRRP.
50000006	E4	The number of pieces of the ARP entry exceeds the capacity of this system.
50000006	The number of ARP table entries exceeds the capacity limit of the Switch. [Action] If this message is issued often, take the following action: Delete unnecessary information from the ARP configuration. If unnecessary entries have been generated dynamically, delete them by using the clear arp-cache command while specifying the vrf all parameter. Review the network system configuration, and change it to a new system configuration by reducing the number of ARP table entries.
50000007	E4	Because the number of pieces of the ARP entry exceeds the capacity of <vrf>, the old entry was deleted and the new entry was added.
50000007	The number of ARP table entries for <vrf> has exceeded the maximum value for each VRF.Old entries are deleted, and new entries are added. <vrf>: VRF that exceeds the maximum ARP VRF <vrf id>: VRF, the VRF ID of which is <vrf id> global network: Global network [Action] If this message is issued often, take the following action: Delete unnecessary information from the ARP configuration. If unnecessary entries have been generated dynamically, delete them by using the clear arp-cache command. Review the network system configuration, and change it to a new system configuration by reducing the number of ARP table entries.
50000013	E4	The number of pieces of the IPv4 unicast routing information exceeds the capacity of this system.
50000013	The number of IPv4 unicast routing information entries exceeds the capacity limit of the Switch. [Action] Delete unnecessary information from the IPv4 unicast routing information. Review the network system configuration, and change it to a new system configuration by reducing IPv4 unicast routing information. After implementing (1) or (2), specify vrf all * for the clear ip route command.
51000006	E4	The number of pieces of the IPv4 Multicast Routing entry exceeds the capacity of this system.
51000006	The number of entries for IPv4 multicast routing information exceeds the capacity requirements of the Switch. [Action] If this message is issued often, take the following action: Delete unnecessary information from the IPv4 multicast routing information.
60000002	E4	The number of pieces of the NDP entry exceeds the capacity of this system.
60000002	The number of NDP table entries exceeds the capacity limit of the Switch. [Action] If this message is issued often, take the following action: Delete unnecessary information from the ndp configuration. If unnecessary entries have been dynamically generated, execute the clear ipv6 neighbors command with the vrf all parameter to delete the entries. Review the network system configuration, and change it to a new system configuration by reducing the number of NDP table entries.
60000003	E4	Duplication of IPv6 address <ipv6 address> with the node of MAC address <mac address> was detected.
60000003	Address duplication detection processing detected IPv6 address duplication. The IPv6 address <ipv6 address> that is set in the Switch conflicts with the device whose MAC address is <mac address>. Therefore, <ipv6 address> in this device is unavailable. You cannot use an unavailable IPv6 address until you change or delete the setting, and then re-specify it. To check the addresses that are unavailable because of address overlap, use the show ipv6 interface command. <ipv6 address>: IPv6 address of the Switch interface that has become unavailable because of address duplication detection <mac address>: MAC address of a device for which address duplication detection was detected [Action] If <ipv6 address> set in the Switch is incorrect, change <ipv6 address> of the device. If <ipv6 address> on the other device is incorrect, change <ipv6 address> of the conflicting device, delete <ipv6 address> for the Switch, and then re-specify it. When using VRRP, this message might be output frequently when the CPU load is heavy. In that case, increase the value of timers advertise for the VRRP configuration between devices comprising the VRRP.
60000004	E4	Because the number of pieces of the NDP entry exceeds the capacity of <vrf>, the old entry was deleted and the new entry was added.
60000004	The number of NDP table entries for <vrf> has exceeded the maximum value for each VRF.Old entries are deleted, and new entries are added. <vrf>: VRF that exceeds the maximum NDP VRF <vrf id>: VRF, the VRF ID of which is <vrf id> global network: Global network [Action] If this message is issued often, take the following action: Delete unnecessary information from the ndp configuration. If unnecessary entries have been generated dynamically, delete them by executing the clear ipv6 neighbors command. Review the network system configuration, and change it to a new system configuration by reducing the number of NDP table entries.
60000008	E4	The number of pieces of the IPv6 unicast routing information exceeds the capacity of this system.
60000008	The number of IPv6 unicast routing information entries exceed the capacity limit of the Switch. [Action] Delete unnecessary information from the IPv6 unicast routing information. Review the network system configuration, and change it to a new system configuration by reducing the IPv6 unicast routing information. After implementing (1) or (2), execute the clear ipv6 route command while specifying the vrf all * parameter.
61000005	E4	The number of pieces of the IPv6 Multicast Routing entry exceeds the capacity of this system.
61000005	The number of IPv6 multicast routing information entries exceed the capacity limit of the Switch. [Action] Delete unnecessary information from the IPv6 multicast routing information. Review the network system configuration, and change it to a new system configuration by reducing the IPv6 multicast routing information.