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Appendix
A
Error Messages
In this appendix
•List of Error Messages. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 731
These error messages can be obtained by importing one or more of the WSDLs as required. Some
of the error messages may overlap across WSDLs.
A few of the error messages contain variable names which are replaced with the actual occurrence
of the variable during run time. The type of variable names that you can encounter are:
• %d - represents an integer
• %I - represents an IP address
• %s - represents a string
• %P - represents port strings
• %u - represents unsigned integer
List of Error Messages
The list of error messages are as follows:
TABLE 109 List of error messages
Error String Message
AAA_DEFAULT_SECURITY_METHOD_MISSING The default security method(s) for "%s" configuration is
missing. Please specify one or more of the following
supported security methods: "%s".
AAA_SECURITY_METHOD_DUPLICATE The security method "%s" for "%s" configuration is
specified more than once. Please specify only one
occurrence of each security method in the input
sequence.
AAA_SECURITY_METHOD_UNSUPPORTED The specified security method "%s" for "%s" configuration
is unsupported. Please specify one or more of the
following supported security methods: "%s".
AAA_SECURITY_METHODS_SEQUENCE_INVALID The sequence of the specified security methods "%s" for
"%s" configuration is invalid. Please specify "NONE" as the
last parameter in the security methods sequence.
AAA_USER_PRIVILEGE_LEVEL_INVALID The specified user privilege level %d for "%s" configuration
is invalid. Please specify one of the following supported
user privilege levels: "READ_WRITE or ROLE_BASED or
PORT_CONFIG or READ_ONLY".
AAA_USER_PRIVILEGE_LEVEL_MISSING The mandatory parameter user privilege level for "%s"
configuration is missingPlease specify one of the following
supported user privilege levels: "READ_WRITE or
ROLE_BASED or PORT_CONFIG or READ_ONLY".