Cisco ANA Shell Potential Errors

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Cisco ANA Shell Potential Errors

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Cisco ANA Shell Potential Errors


Cisco ANA Shell Potential Errors

All error codes and messages are described below.

Code
Error Constant
Description

0

NO_ERROR

Operation completed successfully

1000

GENERAL_ERROR

General error. This is the most generic error and should be reported only when a more concrete error code does not exist.

2000

EXECUTION_FAILED

General error caused by an execution error while trying to execute a command. This can be, for example, because the VNE does not exist, a wrong parameter, etc.

3000

CONNECTION_FAILD

General connection failures. Use more concrete subtypes when possible

3100

CONNECTION_WITH_MM_FAILED

Cisco ANA could not connect to the MM server.

3101

CONNECTION_WITH_MC_FAILED

Cisco ANA could not connect to a Unit server.

4000

COMMAND_NOT_SUPPORTED

The command is not supported by the MM or the Unit

5000

INVALID_VALUE

General error for invalid parameter value


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