Cisco Systems 78-16845-01 J.10.13.3.4 cwmftpdFiles Are Not Transferred Due to Wrong Username/Password , J.10.13.3.5 cwmftpdFile Not Available On Switch , J.10.13.3.6 FTP Sessions in Switch

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Appendix J Troubleshooting
J.10.13 Miscellane ous Problems
J.10.13.3.4 cwmftpd—Files Are Not Transferred Due to Wrong Username/Password
Files are not transferred between CTM and the switch or between CTMs due to a wrong
username/password.
The files are not FTP'd between the switch and CTM or between CTMs due to a wrong FTP
username/password.
Step 1 Check whether the FTP username and password are correct.
Step 2 Check whether cwmftpd.log is having an exception like the following, where the FTP username and
password are wrong:
(22589:204248) 10:12:27 ERR: %FtpException-3-LOGIN_FAILED: Login failed.
[login,host=172.23.30.111,user=superuser]
Defect Information—If username/password are correct, but LOGIN_FAILED is still shown in logs,
collect cwmftpd.log, cwmftpd.request_log and logs of the process for which files are not getting
transferred by cwmftpd.
Related key index entries: login failed
J.10.13.3.5 cwmftpd—File Not Available On Switch
A file is not transferred because it is not available.
Step 1 Check whether the file is available in the target switch.
Step 2 Check whether cwmftpd.log contains an exception like this:
FtpException-3-FTPERR_550: Requested action not taken. File unavailable (e.g., file not
found, no access). [550 File "/stat/1-05-Con-062020031215" not found or permission
problem]
Defect Information—If the file is available but was not FTP'd, and an FTPERR_550 exception is thrown,
then collect cwmftpd.log, cwmftpd.request_log and logs of the process for which the file was not
transferred by cwmftpd and report the problem.
Possible alternative workaround—None.
Related key index entries: file unavailable, ftperr_550, requested action not taken
J.10.13.3.6 FTP Sessions in Switch
A switch allows only four FTP sessions. When cwmftpd makes a request to open a session, if the switch
cannot service the request because it has reached its session limit or if the file is locked, then the switch
will respond with the following error message "499 Session limit reached, queuing <IP address> key
<Nodename/XXXXXXXX>."
Key is a unique string for the node, which is used later when the session is available. CTM waits on a
TCP Port 5120 for the switch to connect to. When a session is available, the switch connects to the
predefined port and sends the key as data to CTM. CTM uses the key to identify which switch it needs
to open the session with. The session should now be opened without encountering a failure and cwmftpd
can proceed with the FTP request.