Cisco Cisco Web Security Appliance S160 User Guide

The following table contains a list of the various system alerts that can be generated by AsyncOS, 
including a description of the alert and the alert severity: 

Startup script $name exited with error: $message

Critical. 

$name: Name of the script.

$message: Error message text.

System halt failed: $exit_status: $output',

Critical. 

$exit_status: Exit code of the command.

$output: Output from the command.

System reboot failed: $exit_status: $output

Critical. 

$exit_status: Exit code of the command.

$output: Output from the command.

Process $name listed $dependency as a dependency, 
but it does not exist.

Critical. 

$name: Name of the process.

$dependency: Name of the dependency that 
was listed.

Process $name listed $dependency as a dependency, 
but $dependency is not a wait_init process.

Critical. 

$name: Name of the process.

$dependency: Name of the dependency that 
was listed.

Process $name listed itself as a dependency.

Critical. 

$name: Name of the process.

Process $name listed $dependency as a dependency 
multiple times.

Critical. 

$name: Name of the process.

$dependency: Name of the dependency that 
was listed.

Dependency cycle detected: $cycle.

Critical. 

$cycle: The list of process names involved in 
the cycle.

An error occurred while attempting to share 
statistical data through the Network Participation 
feature. Please forward this tracking information to 
your support provider:

Error: $error.

Warning. 

$error: The error message associated with the 
exception.

There is an error with “$name”.

Critical. 

$name: Name of the process that generated a 
core file.

An application fault occurred: “$error”

Critical. 

$error: Text of the error, typically a traceback.

Tech support: Service tunnel has been enabled, port 
$port

Information. 

$port: Port number used for the service tunnel.