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45 FW-1512 FW-1512 Message , [FW-1512], ,, INFO, , , , has dropped below upper threshold boundary to in between(High=, Low=). Current value is . Probable Cause Indicates that the number of link failures that the port experiences has changed and dropped below upper threshold boundary to a value within the acceptable range. Link loss errors occur when a link experiences a loss of signal and fails. Both physical and hardware problems can cause link loss errors. Link loss errors frequently occur due to a loss of synchronization. Check for concurrent loss of synchronization errors and, if applicable, troubleshoot them. Recommended No action is required. Respond to this message as is appropriate to the particular policy of the Action end-user installation. Severity INFO FW-1513 Message , [FW-1513], ,, INFO, , , , has crossed lower threshold boundary threshold boundary to in between(High=, Low=). Current value is . Probable Cause Indicates that the number of synchronization losses that the port experiences has changed and crossed lower threshold boundary to a value within the acceptable range. Loss of synchronization errors frequently occur due to a faulty small form-factor pluggable (SFP) or cable. Signal losses often create synchronization losses. Recommended No action is required. Respond to this message as is appropriate to the particular policy of the Action end-user installation. Severity INFO FW-1514 Message , [FW-1514], ,, INFO, , , , has dropped below upper threshold boundary to in between(High=, Low=). Current value is . Probable Cause Indicates that the number of synchronization losses that the port experiences has changed and dropped below upper threshold boundary to a value within the acceptable range. Loss of synchronization errors frequently occur due to a faulty small form-factor pluggable (SFP) or cable. Signal losses often create synchronization losses. Recommended No action is required. Respond to this message as is appropriate to the particular policy of the Action end-user installation. Severity INFO 408 Fabric OS Message Reference 53-1002448-01

Section	Page
Contents	7
About This Document	79
In this chapter	79
How this document is organized	79
Supported hardware and software	79
What’s new in this document	81
Document conventions	82
Text formatting	82
Command syntax conventions	82
Command examples	82
Notes, cautions, and warnings	83
Key terms	83
Notice to the reader	83
Additional information	84
Brocade resources	84
Other industry resources	84
Getting technical help	84
Document feedback	85
Introduction to System Messages	87
In this chapter	87
Overview of system messages	87
System message types	87
Message severity levels	89
System error message logging	90
Configuring the syslog message destinations	90
System logging daemon	90
System console	91
SNMP management station	92
Port logs	93
Configuring the SNMP server hosts	93
Configuring the SNMPv1 trap recipient	93
Configuring the SNMPv3 trap recipient	94
Configuring the SNMPv3 inform recipient	96
Changing the severity level of swEventTrap	97
Commands for displaying and configuring the system message logs	99
Displaying and clearing system message logs	101
Viewing RASLog messages from Web Tools	101
Displaying RASLog messages	101
Displaying RASLog messages one message at a time	102
Clearing the system message log	102
Displaying, clearing, and configuring Audit messages	102
Displaying Audit messages	102
Clearing the audit message log	103
Configuring event auditing	103
Reading the system messages	104
Reading a RAS system message	104
Reading an Audit message	105
Responding to a system message	107
Looking up a system message	107
Gathering information about the problem	107
Support	108
System module descriptions	109
RASLog Messages	117
AG System Messages	121
AG-1001	121
AG-1002	121
AG-1003	121
AG-1004	122
AG-1005	122
AG-1006	122
AG-1007	123
AG-1008	123
AG-1009	123
AG-1010	123
AG-1011	124
AG-1012	124
AG-1013	124
AG-1014	125
AG-1015	125
AG-1016	125
AG-1017	125
AG-1018	126
AG-1019	126
AG-1020	126
AG-1021	127
AG-1022	127
AG-1023	127
AG-1024	127
AG-1025	128
AG-1026	128
AG-1027	128
AG-1028	129
AG-1029	129
AG-1030	129
AG-1031	129
AG-1032	130
AG-1033	130
AG-1034	130
AG-1035	130
AG-1036	131
AG-1037	131
AG-1038	131
AG-1039	132
AG-1040	132
AG-1041	132
AN System Messages	133
AN-1001	133
AN-1002	133
AN-1003	133
AN-1004	134
AN-1005	134
AN-1010	134
AN-1011	134
AN-1012	135
AN-1013	135
ANV System Messages	137
ANV-1001	137
ANV-1002	137
ANV-1003	137
ANV-1004	138
ANV-1005	138
ANV-1006	138
ANV-1007	138
ANV-1008	139
ANV-1015	139
ANV-1016	139
AUTH System Messages	141
AUTH-1001	141
AUTH-1002	141
AUTH-1003	141
AUTH-1004	142
AUTH-1005	142
AUTH-1006	142
AUTH-1007	142
AUTH-1008	143
AUTH-1010	143
AUTH-1011	143
AUTH-1012	144
AUTH-1013	144
AUTH-1014	144
AUTH-1016	145
AUTH-1017	145
AUTH-1018	145
AUTH-1020	145
AUTH-1022	146
AUTH-1023	146
AUTH-1025	147
AUTH-1026	147
AUTH-1027	147
AUTH-1028	148
AUTH-1029	148
AUTH-1030	149
AUTH-1031	149
AUTH-1032	149
AUTH-1033	150
AUTH-1034	150
AUTH-1035	150
AUTH-1036	151
AUTH-1037	151
AUTH-1038	151
AUTH-1039	152
AUTH-1040	152
AUTH-1041	152
AUTH-1042	153
AUTH-1043	153
AUTH-1044	153
AUTH-1045	154
AUTH-1046	154
AUTH-1047	154
BKSW System Messages	155
BKSW-1003	155
BL System Messages	157
BL-1000	157
BL-1001	157
BL-1002	157
BL-1003	158
BL-1004	158
BL-1006	158
BL-1007	159
BL-1008	159
BL-1009	159
BL-1010	160
BL-1011	160
BL-1012	160
BL-1013	161
BL-1014	161
BL-1015	162
BL-1016	162
BL-1017	162
BL-1018	163
BL-1019	163
BL-1020	163
BL-1021	164
BL-1022	164
BL-1023	164
BL-1024	165
BL-1025	165
BL-1026	165
BL-1027	165
BL-1028	166
BL-1029	166
BL-1030	166
BL-1031	167
BL-1032	167
BL-1033	167
BL-1034	167
BL-1035	168
BL-1036	168
BL-1037	168
BL-1038	168
BL-1039	169
BL-1041	169
BL-1045	169
BL-1046	170
BL-1047	170
BL-1048	170
BL-1049	170
BL-1050	171
BL-1051	171
BLL System Messages	173
BLL-1000	173
BLS System Messages	175
BLS-1000	175
BLS-1001	175
BLS-1002	175
BLS-1003	176
BLS-1004	176
BLS-1005	176
BM System Messages	177
BM-1001	177
BM-1002	177
BM-1003	177
BM-1004	178
BM-1005	178
BM-1006	178
BM-1007	179
BM-1008	179
BM-1009	179
BM-1010	179
BM-1053	180
BM-1054	180
BM-1055	180
BM-1056	181
BM-1058	181
C2 System Messages	183
C2-1001	183
C2-1002	183
C2-1004	183
C2-1006	184
C2-1007	184
C2-1008	184
C2-1009	185
C2-1010	185
C2-1012	185
C2-1013	186
C2-1014	186
C2-1015	186
C2-1016	186
C2-1017	187
C2-1018	187
C2-1019	187
C3 System Messages	189
C3-1001	189
C3-1002	189
C3-1004	189
C3-1006	190
C3-1007	190
C3-1008	190
C3-1009	190
C3-1010	191
C3-1011	191
C3-1012	191
C3-1013	192
C3-1014	192
C3-1015	192
C3-1016	192
C3-1017	193
C3-1018	193
C3-1019	193
C3-1020	193
C3-1021	194
CAL System Messages	195
CAL-1001	195
CCFG System Messages	197
CCFG-1001	197
CCFG-1002	197
CCFG-1003	197
CCFG-1004	198
CCFG-1005	198
CCFG-1006	198
CCFG-1007	198
CCFG-1008	199
CCFG-1009	199
CCFG-1010	199
CCFG-1011	199
CCFG-1012	200
CDR System Messages	201
CDR-1001	201
CDR-1002	201
CDR-1003	201
CDR-1004	202
CDR-1005	202
CDR-1006	202
CDR-1007	202
CDR-1008	203
CDR-1009	203
CDR-1010	203
CDR-1011	204
CDR-1012	204
CDR-1014	204
CDR-1015	204
CDR-1016	205
CDR-1017	205
CDR-1018	205
CDR-1019	205
CER System Messages	207
CER-1001	207
CHS System Messages	209
CHS-1002	209
CHS-1003	209
CHS-1004	209
CHS-1005	210
CNM System Messages	211
CNM-1001	211
CNM-1002	211
CNM-1003	211
CNM-1004	212
CNM-1005	212
CNM-1006	212
CNM-1007	212
CNM-1008	213
CNM-1009	213
CNM-1010	213
CNM-1011	213
CNM-1012	214
CNM-1013	214
CNM-1014	214
CNM-1015	214
CNM-1016	215
CNM-1017	215
CNM-1018	215
CNM-1019	215
CNM-1020	216
CNM-1021	216
CNM-1022	216
CNM-1023	216
CNM-1024	217
CNM-1025	217
CNM-1026	217
CNM-1027	217
CNM-1028	218
CNM-1029	218
CNM-1030	218
CNM-1031	218
CNM-1032	219
CNM-1033	219
CNM-1034	219
CNM-1035	219
CNM-1036	220
CNM-1037	220
CNM-1038	220
CNM-1039	220
CNM-1040	221
CNM-1041	221
CNM-1042	221
CNM-1043	221
CNM-1044	222
CNM-1045	222
CNM-1046	222
CNM-1047	222
CNM-1048	223
CNM-1049	223
CNM-1050	223
CNM-1051	223
CNM-1052	224
CNM-1053	224
CNM-1054	224
CNM-1055	224
CNM-1056	225
CNM-1057	225
CNM-1058	225
CNM-1059	225
CNM-1060	226
CNM-1061	226
CNM-1062	226
CNM-3001	226
CNM-3002	227
CNM-3003	227
CNM-3004	227
CNM-3005	227
CNM-3006	228
CNM-3007	228
CNM-3008	228
CNM-3009	228
CNM-3010	229
CNM-3011	229
CNM-3012	229
CONF System Messages	231
CONF-1000	231
CONF-1001	231
CONF-1020	231
CONF-1021	232
CONF-1022	232
CONF-1023	232
CONF-1024	232
CONF-1030	233
CONF-1031	233
CONF-1032	233
CONF-1040	233
CONF-1041	234
CONF-1042	234
CONF-1043	234
CTAP System Messages	235
CTAP-1001	235
CVLC System Messages	237
CVLC-1001	237
CVLC-1002	237
CVLC-1003	237
CVLC-1004	238
CVLC-1005	238
CVLC-1006	238
CVLC-1007	238
CVLC-1008	239
CVLC-1009	239
CVLC-1010	239
CVLC-1011	240
CVLC-1012	240
CVLC-1013	240
CVLC-1014	241
CVLC-1015	241
CVLC-1016	241
CVLC-1017	241
CVLC-1018	242
CVLC-1019	242
CVLC-1020	242
CVLC-1021	243
CVLC-1022	243
CVLC-1023	243
CVLC-1024	243
CVLC-1025	244
CVLC-1026	244
CVLC-1027	244
CVLC-1028	245
CVLC-1029	245
CVLC-1030	245
CVLC-1031	246
CVLC-1032	246
CVLC-1033	246
CVLC-1034	246
CVLC-1035	247
CVLC-1039	247
CVLC-1041	247
CVLM System Messages	249
CVLM-1001	249
CVLM-1002	249
CVLM-1003	249
CVLM-1004	250
CVLM-1005	250
CVLM-1006	250
CVLM-1007	250
CVLM-1008	251
CVLM-1009	251
CVLM-1010	251
CVLM-1011	251
CVLM-1012	252
CVLM-3001	252
CVLM-3002	252
CVLM-3003	252
CVLM-3004	253
CVLM-3005	253
CVLM-3006	253
CVLM-3007	253
CVLM-3008	254
CVLM-3009	254
CVLM-3010	254
CVLM-3011	254
CVLM-3012	255
CVLM-3013	255
CVLM-3014	255
CVLM-3015	256
CVLM-3016	256
CVLM-3017	256
CVLM-3018	256
CVLM-3019	257
CVLM-3020	257
CVLM-3021	257
CVLM-3022	257
CVLM-3023	258
CVLM-3024	258
CVLM-3025	258
CVLM-3026	258
CVLM-3027	259
CVLM-3028	259
DAUTH System Messages	261
DOT1-1001	261
DOT1-1002	261
DOT1-1003	261
DOT1-1004	261
DOT1-1005	262
DOT1-1006	262
DOT1-1007	262
DOT1-1008	262
DOT1-1009	263
DOT1-1010	263
ECC System Messages	265
ECC-1000	265
ECC-1001	265
EM System Messages	267
EM-1001	267
EM-1002	267

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Fabric OS Message Reference

53-1002448-01

FW-1512

Message

<timestamp>, [FW-1512], <sequence-number>,, INFO, <system-name>, <Port Name>,

<Label>, has dropped below upper threshold boundary to in between(High=<High

value>, Low=<Low value>). Current value is <Value> <Unit>.

Probable Cause

Indicates that the number of link failures that the port experiences has changed and dropped

below upper threshold boundary to a value within the acceptable range. Link loss errors occur

when a link experiences a loss of signal and fails. Both physical and hardware problems can cause

link loss errors. Link loss errors frequently occur due to a loss of synchronization. Check for

concurrent loss of synchronization errors and, if applicable, troubleshoot them.

Recommended

Action

No action is required. Respond to this message as is appropriate to the particular policy of the

end-user installation.

Severity

INFO

FW-1513

Message

<timestamp>, [FW-1513], <sequence-number>,, INFO, <system-name>, <Port Name>,

<Label>, has crossed lower threshold boundary threshold boundary to in

between(High=<High value>, Low=<Low value>). Current value is <Value> <Unit>.

Probable Cause

Indicates that the number of synchronization losses that the port experiences has changed and

crossed lower threshold boundary to a value within the acceptable range. Loss of synchronization

errors frequently occur due to a faulty small form-factor pluggable (SFP) or cable. Signal losses

often create synchronization losses.

Recommended

Action

No action is required. Respond to this message as is appropriate to the particular policy of the

end-user installation.

Severity

INFO

FW-1514

Message

<timestamp>, [FW-1514], <sequence-number>,, INFO, <system-name>, <Port Name>,

<Label>, has dropped below upper threshold boundary to in between(High=<High

value>, Low=<Low value>). Current value is <Value> <Unit>.

Probable Cause

Indicates that the number of synchronization losses that the port experiences has changed and

dropped below upper threshold boundary to a value within the acceptable range. Loss of

synchronization errors frequently occur due to a faulty small form-factor pluggable (SFP) or cable.

Signal losses often create synchronization losses.

Recommended

Action

No action is required. Respond to this message as is appropriate to the particular policy of the

end-user installation.

Severity

INFO