Appendix B-Alarms and Faults

Table B-1Alarms (Continued)

Alarm Code

Alarm Description

 

 

DMA not supported by IDE device

Possible explanations:

 

DMA (direct memory access) not supported by IDE device: Incompatible

 

flash card / hard disk being used.

 

Flash card / hard drive are not properly connected to the board / one of the

 

IDE channels is disconnected.

 

DMA was manually disabled for testing.

 

 

DNS configuration error

 

 

 

DNS not configured in IP Network Service

 

 

 

Encryption Server Error. Failed to

FIPS 140 test failed while generating the new encryption key.

generate the encryption key

 

 

 

Error in external database certificate

 

 

 

Error reading MCU time

Failed to read MCU time configuration file ([status]).

 

 

External NTP servers failure

Network error or configuration error

 

 

Failed to access DNS server

Failed to access DNS server.

 

 

Failed to configure the Media card IP

Possible reasons for the failure:

address

Failure type: [OK Or Not supported.

 

Does not exist Or IP failure.

 

Duplicate IP Or DHCP failure.

 

VLAN failure Or Invalid: [status_Number].

 

 

Failed to configure the Users list in Linux

External NTP server failure:

 

NTP server failure: [server0_ip], [server1_ip], [server2_ipStr].

 

 

Failed to connect to application server

Possible reasons for the failure:

 

Failed to connect to application server:

 

Failed to establish connection to server, url = [url].

 

 

Failed to connect to recording device

The MCU could not connect to any of the defined NTP server for

 

synchronization due to the remote server error.

 

 

Failed to connect to SIP registrar

Cannot establish connection with SIP registrar.

 

 

Failed to create Default Profile

Possible reasons for the failure:

 

Failed to validate the Default Profile.

 

Failed to add the Default Profile.

 

 

Failed to initialize the file system

Possible reasons for the failure:

 

Failed to initialize the file system.

 

Failed to initialize the file system and create the CDR index.

 

 

Failed to open Users list file

 

 

 

Failed to register with DNS server

 

 

 

Failure in initialization of SNMP agent.

 

 

 

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