7. Operation and Maintenance

Table 7-4. CLI Messages (4 of 5)

Message

What It Indicates

 

 

% Sub-interfaces are only

An attempt was made to enter a sub-interface on

supported on the Serial 0 Interface

the Ethernet port.

 

 

% Sub-interface does not exist

An attempt was made to create a route using a

 

non-existent sub-interface.

 

 

% Sub-interface in use.

An attempt was made to delete a sub-interface that

Sub-interface uses must be

is currently in use.

removed first.

Perform the following configuration changes prior to

 

 

deleting a sub-interface:

 

Delete all route entries destined for the

 

sub-interface.

 

Delete all route entries destined for the

 

sub-interface’s subnet ip address range.

 

Delete the IP address (or IP unnumbered

 

designation) on the sub-interface, if one exists.

 

Delete the frame relay DLCI on the

 

sub-interface, if one exists.

 

Delete bridge group assignments from the

 

sub-interface.

 

Delete IP NAT inside/outside assignments for the

 

￿sub-interface.

 

Delete the IP helper address on the

 

sub-interface.

 

 

% Sub-interface must be specified

An attempt was made to specify a serial interface

for Serial interfaces

without specifying a sub-interface.

 

 

% Sub-interface must be specified

A serial interface was specified without the

for Serial interfaces

sub-interface also being specified.

 

 

% Sub-interface number must be

The number entered is outside the supported

0–4294967295

sub-interface range.

 

 

% Sub-interfaces are only

An attempt was made to create a sub-interface on

supported on the Serial 0 Interface

the Ethernet port.

 

 

% Subnet must be unique

The subnet mask for the sub-interface entered is

 

not unique.

 

 

% The DHCP Server and DHCP

An attempt was made to enable the DHCP server

Relay cannot both be enabled

and DHCP Relay is already enabled.

 

 

% The static ARP table is full

An attempt was made to create a new ARP entry,

 

but the maximum number of static ARP entries have

 

already been created.

 

 

%The static route table is full

An attempt was made to assign an IP address,

 

but the maximum number of static routes have

 

already been configured.

 

 

% The DHCP Server and DHCP

An attempt was made to enable DHCP Relay and

Relay cannot both be enabled

the DHCP Server is already enabled.

 

 

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9720, 9788 specifications

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