CORBA 2.6.1 Programmer's Reference

Secure Socket Layer (SSL) Minor Code Values
(Numbers 3200 - 3299)
3200 - 1314065536 - SSL_config_err
Occurs when SSL encounters a configuration error.
3201 - 1314065537 - SSL_alert_close_notify
Occurs when a close notify is received.
3202 - 1314065538 - SSL_alert_unexpected message
Occurs when an inappropriate message is received. This alert signals that one of the
implementations is broken and generating inappropriate messages or sending messages in an
incorrect order.
3203 - 1314065539 - SSL_alert_bad_record_mac
Occurs when an implementation receives a record with a bad MAC. This may represent an attack.
3203 - 1314065540 - SSL_alert_decryption_failed
Occurs when the cipher text could not be decrypted. It is important to note that RC4 decryption
always appears to succeed, so any error shows a bad_record_mac alert.
3203 - 1314065541 - SSL_alert_record_overflow
Occurs when the record was larger than allowed by the SSL specification. This alert normally
indicates a bug in the SSL implementation.
3203 - 1314065542 - SSL_alert_decompression_failure
Occurs when a record could not be decompressed. This alert should not be seen since compression
is rarely used.
3203 - 1314065543 - SSL_alert_handshake_failure
Occurs when there are problems with the SSL handshake. It could indicate that no common cipher
can be negotiated. It could indicate that the server or client certificate could not be authenticated.
3203 - 1314065544 - SSL_alert_no_certificate
Occurs when no appropriate certificate is available.
3203 - 1314065545 - SSL_alert_bad_certificate
Occurs when the certificate is corrupt, signature did not verify, or a similar error.
3203 - 1314065546 - SSL_alert_unsupported_certificate
Occurs when the implementation received a certificate of an unsupported type.
3203 - 1314065547 - SSL_alert_certificate_revoked
Occurs when the sender received a certificate that was revoked. This alert almost never appears
because most SSL implementations do not currently support certificate revocation.