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Appendix D CLI Error Messages

CLI Error Messages

	Table D-1	CLI Error Messages (continued)

	Error Message		Reason	Command

	Packet-file does not exist.		The user attempted to copy or erase	copy
			the packet-file but no packet-file has	erase
			been captured.

	No downgrade available.		The user attempted to downgrade a	downgrade
			system that has not been upgraded.

	No packet-file available.		The user attempted to display the	packet
			file-info or the packet-file but no
			packet-file exists.

	Log file exists but an error		The user was displaying or copying	packet
	occurred during read.		an iplog file that was overwritten.
			The partial file contents should still
			be viewable.

	Another user is currently		—	packet capture
	capturing into the
	packet-file. Please try
	again later.

	Another CLI client is		The user must wait for the other CLI	packet display
	currently displaying packets		session to terminate display before
	from the interface.		this will be available. Multiple users
			this will be available. Multiple users
			may display the command control
			interface simultaneously.

	Log does not exist.		The user attempted to copy or	copy iplog
			display an iplog that does not exist.	packet display iplog

	The requested IPLOG is not		The user attempted to copy or	copy iplog
	complete. Please try again		display an iplog that is not complete.
	after the IPLOG status is
	'completed.'

	Could not create pipe		Could not open pipe for sending	copy iplog
	/usr/cids/idsRoot/tmp/		iplog file. This indicates a space or
	pipe_cliPacket.<pid>.tmp		resource limitation, which should
			resource limitation, which should
			not occur in the field.

	The log file was overwritten		The iplog was overwritten while it	copy iplog
	while the copy was in		was being copied off the sensor.
	progress. The copied log file
	may be viewable but is
	incomplete.

	Could not read license file.		The license file was copied but	copy license-key
			cannot be opened.

	Could not write the temporary		Could not open the temporary	copy license-key
	license file location used to		storage location
	copy the file off the box.		/usr/cids/idsRoot/tmp/ips.lic. This
			/usr/cids/idsRoot/tmp/ips.lic. This
			indicates a space issue, which should
			not occur in the field.

	Virtual sensor name does not		The user attempted to start or stop an	iplog
	exist.		iplog on a non-existent virtual
			sensor.

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Cisco Systems IPS4510K9 manual Packet-file but no packet-file has, Been captured, Cannot be opened

Models: IPS4510K9

Reason

the packet-file but no packet-file has

been captured.

The user attempted to downgrade a

system that has not been upgraded.

The user attempted to display the

packet

file-info or the packet-file but no

packet-file exists.

The user was displaying or copying

packet capture

The user must wait for the other CLI

packet display

session to terminate display before

The user attempted to copy or

display an iplog that does not exist.

display an iplog that is not complete.

Could not open pipe for sending

iplog file. This indicates a space or

resource limitation, which should

not occur in the field.

The iplog was overwritten while it

was being copied off the sensor.

The license file was copied but

cannot be opened.

Could not open the temporary

storage location

The user attempted to start or stop an

iplog

iplog on a non-existent virtual

sensor.

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