Cisco Cisco Aironet 340 Ethernet Bridges Guia Do Utilizador

This log is produced when any error occurs that is marked by an asterisk
“*” after its count in the statistics displays. These errors are serious 
enough to affect the operation of the unit. See the sections on each dis-
play for an explanation of each error.

These logs are similar to the information logs except that the node 
removed is a bridge. Since these nodes do not normally roam, it may be 
an indication that contact with a child repeater is lost.

The association table is completely full. To troubleshoot, try to force 
some radio nodes to associate to other bridges on the LAN using the 
specified router field in their association table.

The unit was trying to send a packet to an IP address without knowing 
the hardware node ID. When this occurs, the unit will use the ARP pro-
tocol to try to determine the proper address. This log is produced if there 
was no answer to the ARP request. Usually the unit is trying to find the 
destination for the SNMP traps.

If no traffic has been sent or received on the Ethernet cable in the last 10 
seconds, the unit will send a packet to itself to test the connection. If the 
transmission succeeds, the timer is reset. If it fails, this log is produced 
and traffic for the connection will be discarded until the test succeeds.