User`s guide

XSR User’s Guide 367
Appendix A Alarms and Events
Alarms/Events and System Limits
CLI CLI Config mode released by user
<username>
When a user (unknown) exits Configuration mode.
CLI CLI config mode released by startup-
config
Configuration mode is released when the startup-config script finishes
the execution.
CLI User: <username> logged in from
address <IP address>
When login process fails due to invalid user ID or password through
telnet session in CheckLogin().
CLI User: <username> logged in from
console
When login process fails due to invalid user ID or password through
console session in CheckLogin().
CLI Failed to create CLI session Insufficient memory at this time for data allocation.
CLI User: <username> failed to log in
from address <IP address>
Occurs when the user tries to login to administrator reserved session
through Telnet and fails due to invalid login ID in IsUserAdmin()
CLI Cannot open startup.cfg file! It may
have not been generated yet.
Occurs when user can not open startup configuration file in
RestoreRunningConfig( )
CLI Could not seek to the end of startup.cfg
file! Startup.cfg not restored!
Could not move to the end of startup configuration file in
RestoreRunningConfig()
CLI Could not get the size of startup.cfg file!
Startup.cfg not restored!
Size of startup configuration file could not be obtained in
RestoreRunningConfig()
CLI Could not go to beginning of startup.cfg
file! Startup.cfg not restored!
In RestoreRunningConfig()
CLI Could not allocate memory for
startup.cfg file! Startup.cfg not restored!
Out of memory in RestoreRunningConfig() during boot process
CLI Could not read startup.cfg! Startup.cfg
not restored!
Failed reading startup config during boot process
CLI Startup-config error at line <line
number>
Startup-config encounters an error at the specified line in the
configuration file
CLI Running configuration can not be
restored successfully!
Failed to restore configuration during boot process
CLI Failed to read CLI configuration files Failure during boot process
CLI Line <line #> too long in config file
<configuration file name> Skipping rest
of file…
The specific line from startup configuration is too long to be
processed during boot process
Table 16 High Severity Alarms/Events (Continued)
Module Message Description