CLI Validation Error Messages

Appendix D CLI Error Messages

Table D-2describes the validation error messages.

Table D-2	Validation Error Messages

Error Message		Reason/Location

Interface ‘name’ has not been subdivided.		The physical interface or inline interface name
		subinterface type is none (service interface
		submode).

Interface ‘name’ subinterface ‘num’ does		The physical interface name has been subdivided
not exist.		into inline VLAN pairs, but the specified
		subinterface number does not exist (service
		interface submode).

Interface ‘name’ is the command-control		The physical interface name is the command and
interface.		control interface (service interface submode).

Interface ‘name’ has been subdivided.		The physical interface name subinterface type is
		inline VLAN pair or VLAN group. Or the inline
		interface name subinterface type is VLAN group
		(service interface submode).

Interface ‘name’ is assigned to		The physical interface name is assigned to an
inline-interfaces ‘inlinename.’		inline interface entry’s interface1 or interface2
		(service interface submode).

Vlan ‘vlannum’ is assigned to subinterface		The VLAN vlannum is already assigned to a
‘subnum.’		different subinterface subnum entry’s vlan1 or
		vlan2 (service interface submode).

Vlan range ‘vlanrange’ overlaps with vlans		The VLAN range vlanrange contains values that
assigned to subinterface ‘subnum.’		are already used in a different subinterface
		subnum entry’s vlans range (service interface
		submode).

Unassigned vlans already assigned to		Unassigned VLANs have already been selected in
subinterface ‘subnum.’		a different subinterface subnum entry.

Inline-interface ‘inlinename’ does not		The inline interface inlinename does not exist
exist.		(service interface submode).

The default-vlans for the selected		The user is trying to change the subinterface type
interfaces do not match. interface1, ‘name’		of an inline interface to VLAN group, but the
default-vlan is ‘vlannum,’ interface2,		default VLANs for the two interfaces assigned to
‘name’ default-vlan is ‘vlannum.’		default VLANs for the two interfaces assigned to
‘name’ default-vlan is ‘vlannum.’		the inline interface do not match (service interface
		the inline interface do not match (service interface
		submode).

interface1 and interface2 must be set		The user is trying to change the subinterface type
before the logical interface can be divided		of an inline interface to VLAN group, but has not
into subinterfaces.		set both interface1 and interface2 (service
		interface submode).

Interface ‘name’ has not been subdivided		The physical interface name subinterface type is
into inline-vlan-pairs.		not inline VLAN pair (service interface
		submode).

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Reason/Location

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