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SR max hops exceeded in Specifically Routed Frames
Meaning: The maximum number of hops for a source-routed packet, seven, was
exceeded in a specifically routed frame (SRF). The packet is dropped.
SR max RDs exceeded in explorer packet
Meaning: The maximum number of route descriptors (RDs) for a source-routed
packet, eight, was exceeded in an all-routes-explorer (ARE) frame or a
spanning-tree-explorer (STE) frame. The packet is dropped.
SR max RDs exceeded in SRF packet
Meaning: The maximum number of route descriptors (RDs) for a source-routed
packet, eight, was exceeded in a specifically routed frame (SRF). The
packet is dropped.
SR out cg = cg for SRF
Meaning: The specifically routed frame (SRF) is being forwarded through the
same interface on which it was received. This can occur if the loop
detection time is configured too low to detect an ARE loop, if the
network is reconfiguring due to a link failure, or if the router is rebooted.
Action: Increase the Loop Detection Time parameter.
SR out of buffers
Meaning: No packet buffer was available to allocate for flooding an all-routes-
explorer (ARE) frame out through an interface. It could not be flooded.
SR possible ARE loop
Meaning: A possible all-routes-explorer (ARE) loop has been detected. This can
occur if the loop detection time is configured too low to detect an ARE
loop, if the network is reconfiguring due to a link failure, or if the router
is rebooted.
Action: Increase the Loop Detection Time parameter.
Event Log Messages
cct: Circuit Event Messages
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