Ausm Log Codes

Chapter

Log Codes

Table 8-5 SRM Log Codes (continued)

Error Number	Display Log String	Detail Description

5040	Fail to get an SRM Image	Failed to download the SRM image from the GRAM.
	from GRAM

5041	Fail to download I-Cube	Failed to download the I-Cube image.
	Image

Table 8-6 AUSM Log Codes

			Error Number	Display Log String	Detail Description

6001				Hardware Error	Hardware errors that were encountered by the card.

6002				Message Rx Error	Message sent by the ASC to the SM is not a data
					frame. SM is expecting an auto card Request.

6003				Message Tx Error	Error while trying to respond to ASC auto card
					request.

6004				Other OS Error	Error when OS calls fail. Specific area of failure is
					displayed.

6005				Unknown Message	Card manager received an unknown message. The
				Received	message that is expected is displayed.

6019				Error in Getting Semaphore	Error while trying to get semaphore. The semaphore
					details are displayed.

6021				Backcard Missing	Backcard was missing when the card came up.

6022				Unknown Backcard Type	AUSM is unable to recognize back card.

6023				Mismatch Backcard	This is not the correct back card for this AUSM card.

6024				AUSM going active	AUSM card becoming active.

6025				AUSM going to standby	AUSM card going to standby.

6026				Backcard is removed	Backcard was removed.

6027				Backcard is inserted	Backcard was inserted or already present.
				(causing a reset)

6050				Channel in alarm	Channel has gone into an alarm. The channel number
					is displayed.

6051				Channel out of alarm	Channel has come out of an alarm. The channel
					number is displayed.

6052				Port out of alarm	Port has come out of an alarm. The port number is
					displayed.

6053				Port in alarm	Port has gone into an alarm. The port number is
					displayed.

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MGX 8220 specifications

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Cisco Systems MGX 8220 manual Ausm Log Codes

Models: MGX 8220

Error Number

AUSM Log Codes

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