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This chapter describes messages with the RMOPD prefix. They are generated by the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) remote operations process (rmopd), which services SNMP requests for execution of ping and traceroute operations.
Multicast address is not allowed
When a Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) client requests a remote operation, it can specify the addresses of the source and target hosts for the operation. A request failed because the client specified a multicast address for either or both the source and target hosts.
Error: An error occurred
error
Source address invalid: error-message
When a Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) client requests a remote operation, it can specify the address to use as the source host for the operation, along with the corresponding address type (such as IP version 4 [IPv4]). Either the specified address was invalid because it did not match the specified address type, or the address could not be resolved.
Error: An error occurred
notice
Unable to convert numeric address to string: error-message
The remote Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) operations process (rmopd) could not convert a numeric host address to the corresponding hostname text string.
Error: An error occurred
error
rmop_util_set_address status message: error-message
When a Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) client requests a remote operation, it must specify the address of the target host along with the corresponding address type (such as IP version 4 [IPv4]). Either the specified address was invalid because it did not match the specified address type, or the address could not be resolved.
Error: An error occurred
error
Only IPv4 source address is supported
When a Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) client requests a remote operation, it can specify the address type (such as IP version 4 [IPv4]) of the source and target hosts for the operation. The client specified an unsupported address type.
Error: An error occurred
error
ifindex: snmp-interface-index
When a Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) client requests a remote operation, it can specify which interface to use as the source host address, identifying it by either its numerical index or its name. The indicated index was invalid because it represents an inactive interface.
Error: An error occurred
error
No information for snmp-interface-index, message: error-message
When a Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) client requests a remote operation, it can specify which interface to use as the source host address, identifying it by either its numerical index or its name. The SNMP remote operations process (rmopd) could not find any information about the interface with the indicated index.
Error: An error occurred
error
ifname: interface-name
When a Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) client requests a remote operation, it can specify which interface to use as the source host address, identifying it by either its numerical index or its name. The indicated name was invalid because it represents an inactive interface.
Error: An error occurred
error
No information for interface-name, message: error-message
When a Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) client requests a remote operation, it can specify which interface to use as the source host address, identifying it by either its numerical index or its name. The SNMP remote operations process (rmopd) could not find any information about the interface with the indicated name.
Error: An error occurred
error
No information for routing instance routing-instance: error-message
The indicated routing instance does not exist, so the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) remote operations process (rmopd) could not retrieve information about it.
Error: An error occurred
error
Message: error-message
The traceroute application reported the indicated error message to the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) remote operations process (rmopd).
Error: An error occurred
notice
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