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Table 4 Alarm events and recommended action (Continued) Icon Event ID and message Description Action (A1007.002B) (Security: Chap session Negotiate Authentication failed) The local switch received an authentication negotiate frame which failed processing. Either the payload of the frame did not match the standard layout of the frame or the Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP) session between the devices being authenticated was not in the state where the negotiate frame was expected. Check the remote device for a possible error condition. Reset the port to retry again. If errors continue, disable CHAP for this device if it belongs in the fabric. (A1007.002C) (Security: Authentication protocol msg (AUTH_DONE) inconsistent with Authentication protocol in progress) The local switch received an auth_done command authentication frame while the Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP) session was not in the correct state. The remote device is not following standard authentication protocol. Check the remote device for a possible error condition. Reset the port to retry again. If errors continue, disable CHAP for this device if it belongs in the fabric. (A1007.002D) (Ignoring RADIUS Server RADIUS_server, invalid UDP port configured) A Remote Authentication Dial In User Service (RADIUS) server was configured with invalid data for the User Datagram Protocol (UDP) port. This is a required configuration field for the RADIUS server to be used. Set the UDP port value in the switch RADIUS server configuration using the set setup radius command. (A1007.002E) (Ignoring RADIUS Server RADIUS_server, zero timeout configured) (A1007.002F) (Ignoring RADIUS Server RADIUS_server, no shared secret is configured) (A1007.0030) (Security protocol not using chap, unable to authenticate.) A Remote Authentication Dial In User Service (RADIUS) server was configured with invalid data for the timeout value. To use the RADIUS server, a timeout value is required. Set the timeout value in the switch RADIUS server configuration using the set setup radius command. A Remote Authentication Dial In User Service (RADIUS) server was configured with invalid data for the shared secret. To use the RADIUS server, a shared secret is required. Set the shared secret in the switch RADIUS server configuration using the set setup radius command. A Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP) negotiate frame was received that specifies an unsupported Diffie-Helmann (DH) Group type. Check the remote device for a possible error condition. Reset the port and retry. If errors continue, disable CHAP for this device if the device belongs in the fabric. 8/20q Fibre Channel Switch event messages reference guide 33

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8/20q Fibre Channel Switch event messages reference guide
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(A1007.002B) (Security:
Chap session Negotiate
Authentication failed)
The local switch received an
authentication negotiate
frame which failed
processing. Either the
payload of the frame did not
match the standard layout of
the frame or the Challenge
Handshake Authentication
Protocol (CHAP) session
between the devices being
authenticated was not in the
state where the negotiate
frame was expected.
Check the remote device for a
possible error condition.
Reset the port to retry again.
If errors continue, disable
CHAP for this device if it
belongs in the fabric.
(A1007.002C) (Security:
Authentication protocol
msg (AUTH_DONE)
inconsistent with
Authentication protocol
in progress)
The local switch received an
auth_done
command
authentication frame while
the Challenge Handshake
Authentication Protocol
(CHAP) session was not in the
correct state. The remote
device is not following
standard authentication
protocol.
Check the remote device for a
possible error condition.
Reset the port to retry again.
If errors continue, disable
CHAP for this device if it
belongs in the fabric.
(A1007.002D) (Ignoring
RADIUS Server
RADIUS_server
, invalid
UDP port configured)
A Remote Authentication Dial
In User Service (RADIUS)
server was configured with
invalid data for the User
Datagram Protocol (UDP)
port. This is a required
configuration field for the
RADIUS server to be used.
Set the UDP port value in the
switch RADIUS server
configuration using the
set setup radius
command.
(A1007.002E) (Ignoring
RADIUS Server
RADIUS_server
, zero
timeout configured)
A Remote Authentication Dial
In User Service (RADIUS)
server was configured with
invalid data for the timeout
value. To use the RADIUS
server, a timeout value is
required.
Set the timeout value in the
switch RADIUS server
configuration using the
set setup radius
command.
(A1007.002F) (Ignoring
RADIUS Server
RADIUS_server
, no
shared secret is
configured)
A Remote Authentication Dial
In User Service (RADIUS)
server was configured with
invalid data for the shared
secret. To use the RADIUS
server, a shared secret is
required.
Set the shared secret in the
switch RADIUS server
configuration using the
set setup radius
command.
(A1007.0030) (Security
protocol not using
chap, unable to
authenticate.)
A Challenge Handshake
Authentication Protocol
(CHAP) negotiate frame was
received that specifies an
unsupported Diffie-Helmann
(DH) Group type.
Check the remote device for a
possible error condition.
Reset the port and retry. If
errors continue, disable
CHAP for this device if the
device belongs in the fabric.
Table 4
Alarm events and recommended action (Continued)
Icon
Event ID and message
Description
Action