ACC Error Guide

ZMON Error Messages

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Message 118 - Card <number> control request overridden by other

request

Explanation: When there are multiple card control requests issued

to ZMON at the same time, a later one may override

the one already in-progress, if appropriate. For

example, when ZMON is restarting a card and a “zmon

shutdown …” is issued on the same card, the first

RESTART request will be aborted by the second

SHUTDOWN required. ZMON logs this message to

indicate that the first request was overridden.

Action: None. This message is for information only. ZMON

indicates the previous request is cancelled. Usually

this message will be followed by Message 108.

Message 120 - Card <number> shutting down …

Explanation: The Mux card is being shut down as a result of a

ZMON STOP or ZMON SHUTDOWN command.

Action: None

Message 128 - Card <number> being flushed and set to unavailable

Explanation: This message is displayed during a MUX card

shutdown. It indicates the buffers in the interface table

are being flushed, and the terminals linked to the MUX

are being set to unavailable.

Action: None

Message 140 - ioctl(status) error: <reason>

Explanation: Message is displayed when ZMON checks the ZCOM

systems status before attempting to execute some of

the ZMON commands. In this case, the IOCTL failed

with the reason given.

Action: Report the problem to HP.