Bay Networks Bay Dial VPN, Configuration And Troubleshooting Manual

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Syslog Messages
115623B Rev. 00 BayStream Multiservice Software Version 7.2 B-7
Error Messages in this category may include the
following <
reason> codes:
• "Connection timed out"
• "Host is unreachable"
• "Permission denied"
• "Not enough memory" and "No buffer space
available" are system-type errors
The < reason> values for error
syslog messages have the
following meanings:
•
The target IP address is
incorrect, or the target host is
down.
• There is no route to the target
host.
• Either the username or
password is incorrect, or
services are denied on that
port.
• These errors indicate
insufficient RAM memory.
ppp:< port#>:DVS:user authentication failed
from < gateway_addr>: <reason>
An error occurred while
authenticating a tunnel user.
ppp:< port#>:ipcp:configuration error; IPCP
disabled
Even though the tunnel is
provisioned for IPCP, the port
parameter settings are set so that
IPCP is disabled. This must be
corrected before successful IPCP
data transfer can occur.
ppp:< port#>:ipcp:configuration error; IPXCP
disabled
Even though the tunnel is
provisioned for IPXCP, the port
parameter settings are set so that
IPXCP is disabled. This must be
corrected before successful
IPXCP data transfer can occur.
ppp:< port#>:DVS:configuration error; IPCP &
IPXCP disabled
Even though the tunnel is
provisioned for IPCP and/or
IPXCP, the port parameter
settings are set so that both IPCP
and IPXCP are disabled. This
must be corrected before
successful data transfer can
occur.
(continued)
Table B-2. TMS Syslog Messages
(continued)
Type Message Meaning