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Message lines Explanation of console messages
Response
Wait to see whether the error message appears repeatedly (multiple messages) because
with “bge” and the “cisco catalyth switches” there is the problem that the LAN is only
available with a delay. If the error recurs repeatedly, . Notify the maintenance staff.
9.2.10 SXLA... (LANWATCH)
SXLA001 LANWATCH(#1): CRITICAL: <interface><no>: <ip-addr> LINK DOWN
Meaning
The LAN interface <interface><no> (e.g. iee0, bge1) has been deactivated or no longer
has a connection to the next hub or switch. The reason for this can be:
– cable fault (connector pulled out)
– fault in the hub or switch (e.g. deactivated)
– damage to the LAN interface
Response
Notify maintenance staff.
SXLA002 LANWATCH(#2): NOTICE: <interface><no>: <ip-addr> LINK UP
Meaning
The LAN interface <interface><no> (e.g. iee0, bge1) has set up a connection to the next
hub or switch. This happens, for example, at system startup. After an interruption has been
cleared (e.g. connector pulled out) the connection is reestablished automatically.
9.2.11 SXLV... (Log Volume)
SXLV001 ERROR: TFS: LV CB3557: checksum error loading record table #1
Meaning
Checksum error
Response
In the event of a checksum error the tape emulation maps the TFS sense code for the
archiving software to medium error (~ “tape torn”). This should “automatically” lead to this
medium no longer being used. The content of the medium (in the RAID cache) need not
necessarily be “wrong” (“data corrupter” when reading), but it is undefined! It may thus well
make sense to access the medium again - via another ISP.