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Message Description
internal Neuron Chip for at least 1
minute after startup.
HTTP: host at <IP Address>
failed to authenticate
properly
This message indicates that an attempt
was made from <IP Address> to access
the configuration web pages, but that
attempt was not successful.
Configuration changes saved -
- restarting system
This message indicates that a
configuration change was saved.
Configuration changes could
not be saved -- restarting
system
This message indicates that a
configuration change was attempted but
could not be saved. This indicates a
failure to properly write configuration to
flash. This may occur when the flash has
exceeded its life expectancy after too
many overwrites of the configuration
area. The unit should probably be
returned for service (new flash chip
installed).
Could not save Configuration
after reset of TrafficTest
Mode
This message indicates that after a traffic
mode reset was detected, the unit could
not modify and save the configuration to
disable this mode for the next power up.
This indicates a failure to properly write
configuration to flash. This may occur
when the flash has exceeded its life
expectancy after too many overwrites of
the configuration area. The unit should
probably be returned for service (new
flash chip installed).
current system time
This message indicates the current time
in the unit. This normally indicates the
time the unit has been operational since
the last power on.
Port #n: RSN request from
Host failed Authentication
This message indicates that the
Authentication for the RSN packet did
not pass. Every RSN packet that fails
authentication will be logged. The data
in the packet is not logged.
Port #n: Encrypted Data
Packet from Host failed
Authentication
This message indicates that the
Authentication for the ENCRYPTED
packet did not pass. Every ENCRYPTED
packet that fails authentication will be
logged. The data in the packet is not
logged.
Port #n: Received
This message indicates that the LNS
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