5000 Series Layer 2/3 Managed Data Center Switch CLI Reference Guide
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Table 51: Routing Table Manager Log Messages
Component
Message
Cause
RTO
RTO is no longer full. Routing table
contains xxx best routes, xxx total
routes, reserved local routes.
When the number of best routes drops
below full capacity, RTO logs this notice.
The number of bad adds may give an
indication of the number of route adds that
failed while RTO was full, but a full routing
table is only one reason why this count is
incremented.
RTO
RTO is full. Routing table contains
xxx best routes, xxx total routes,
xxx reserved local routes. The
routing table manager stores a
limited number of best routes. The
count of total routes includes
alternate routes, which are not
installed in hardware.
The routing table manager, also called
“RTO”, stores a limited number of best
routes, based on hardware capacity. When
the routing table becomes full, RTO logs
this alert. The count of total routes includes
alternate routes, which are not installed in
hardware.
Table 52: VRRP Log Messages
Component
Message
Cause
VRRP
VRRP packet of size xxx dropped.
Min VRRP packet size is xxx; Max
VRRP packet size is xxx.
This message appears when there is flood
of VRRP messages in the network.
VRRP
VR xxx on interface xxx started as
xxx.
This message appears when the Virtual
router is started in the role of a Master or a
Backup.
VRRP
This router is the IP address owner
for virtual router xxx on interface
xxx. Setting the virtual router
priority to xxx.
This message appears when the address
ownership status for a specific VR is
updated. If this router is the address owner
for the VR, set the VR's priority to MAX
priority (as per RFC 3768). If the router is
no longer the address owner, revert the
priority.
Table 53: ARP Log Message
Component
Message
Cause
ARP
IP address conflict on interface xxx
for IP address yyy. Conflicting host
MAC address is zzz
When an address conflict is detected for
any IP address on the switch upon
reception of ARP packet from another host
or router.
