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Cisco Intrusion Prevention System CLI Sensor Configuration Guide for IPS 7.1
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Appendix D CLI Error Messages
CLI Error Messages
Virtual sensor name does not
exist.
The user attempted to start or stop an
iplog on a non-existent virtual
sensor.
iplog
You do not have permission to
terminate the requested CLI
session.
An operator or viewer user attempted
to terminate a CLI session belonging
to another user.
clear line
Invalid CLI ID specified, use
the 'show users all' command
to view the valid CLI session
IDs.
The user attempted to cancel a CLI
session that does not exist.
clear line
The maximum allowed CLI
sessions are currently open,
please try again later.
Operator or viewer user attempted to
log in when the maximum number of
CLI sessions were already open.
initial login
The maximum allowed CLI
sessions are currently open,
would you like to terminate
one of the open sessions?
Administrator user attempted to log
in when the maximum number of
CLI sessions were already open.
initial login
Can not communicate with
system processes. Please
contact your system
administrator.
The CLI cannot contact the
applications on the sensor to retrieve
start-up information. This is a fatal
error that should never happen. The
user has to log in to the service
account and manually reboot the
sensor.
initial login
The instance cannot be
removed. Instance assigned
to virtual sensor name.
The user attempted to remove a
configuration instance that is
currently assigned to a virtual sensor.
Use the default service command to
reset the configuration setting to
default.
no service component
instance
Insufficient disk space to
complete request.
Not enough disk space is available to
create a new instance of a
configuration file.
copy instance
service component instance
1. This error only occurs on platforms that do not support virtual policies.
2. This error only occurs on platforms that do not support virtual policies.
3. This error only occurs on platforms that do not support virtual policies.
Table D-1 CLI Error Messages (continued)
Error Message Reason Command