IP SLA Syslog Messages

IP SLA generates the following Syslog messages:

• Queue Overflow — Occurs when, due to heavy usage, IP SLA cannot queue session statistics data from the Tracked Object Manager.

  Logging Level 5 (warning): Queue overflow

  <timestamp> <prefix> [vrf.process] <action> IP SLA application: Timing statistics queue overflow. Data dropped %d.

Example:

<166>Jan 13 16:36:20 10.21.130.55 Ipsla [1.tTrckStats] IP SLA application: Timing statistics queue overflow. Data dropped 5.

• Scheduler Started — Occurs after the boot process and indicates IP SLA will start scheduling tests. The IP SLA scheduler does not start until the Tracked Object Manager starts.

  Logging Level 7 (information): Scheduler started

  <timestamp> <prefix> [vrf.process] INFO: Scheduler Started

Example:

FRI NOV 16 10:13:12 2012 IPsla[1.tIpSlaSchd] INFO: Scheduler Started

• Destination Not Configured — Occurs when the IP SLA entry attempts to start a test, but the destination IP address was not configured.

  Logging Level 6 (notice): Destination not configured

  <timestamp> <prefix> [vrf.process] NOTICE: Scheduled entry <n> could not run. Check destination IP address.

Example:

FRI NOV 16 10:17:46 2012 IPsla[1.tIpSlaSchd] NOTICE: Scheduled entry 4 could not run. Check destination IP address.

• Probe Deletion — Occurs if you delete an ICMP timing probe while IP SLA entries using that probe are running test cycles.

  Logging Level 6 (notice): Probe deletion

  <timestamp> <prefix> [vrf.process] NOTICE: Scheduler [entry <n>]: Probe <name> deleted, ending test cycle

Example:

FRI NOV 16 10:25:09 2012 IPsla[1.tIpSlaEtsc] NOTICE: Scheduler [entry 4]: Probe ICMP-TIMING deleted, ending test cycle