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McAfee® Network Security Platform 6.0 System Fault Messages Fault Severity Scheduled realtime update from Update Server to Manager failed Error Description/Cause Action Unable to make scheduled update This fault clears when a of Manager signature sets. This signature update is applied fault can indicate-for example, successfully. problems with network connectivity between the Update Server and the Manager or between the Manager and the Sensor; invalid update sets; or update sets that were not properly signed. Scheduled update from Manager to Sensor failed Error Sensor is in bad Error health Sensor reports an anti-virus dat file error Error Sensor reports that the packet log channel is down Error Unable to make scheduled update of Sensor. This fault can indicate- for example, problems with network connectivity between the Manager and the Sensor, incompatibility between the update set and the Manager software, compilation problems with the signature update set, or invalid update set. This fault clears when an update is sent to Sensor successfully. This fault occurs with any type of If this fault persists, McAfee Sensor software failure, and usually recommends that you occurs in conjunction with a execute a logstat from the 'Software error' fault. Sensor CLI twice (1 minute apart), then perform a Diagnostic Trace and submit the trace file to McAfee Technical Support for troubleshooting. The Sensor has detected an error on av-dat file segment Ensure that the Sensor is online and in good health. The Manager will make another attempt to push the file to the Sensor. This fault is cleared when the av-dat file is successfully pushed to the Sensor. Sensor reports Pktlog channel between the EMS and Sensor is DOWN, but the EMS detects that the link(socket) is up. This inconsistency may cause by channel heartbeat timeout. The Sensor will typically recover on its own. If you are receiving alerts and your Sensor is otherwise functioning normally, you can ignore this message. Check to see if trust is established between the Sensor and Manager, by issuing a show command in the Sensor CLI. 58