raidcom modify port -add_iscsi_virtual_port
Error message
Executing/
Async
Error code
Description
SSB1 SSB2
the external storage system is registered for the
specified virtual port.
CMDRJE Executing B955 120A An internal error occurred.
CMDRJE Executing B955 120B The specified port is not a port of the package for
iSCSI.
CMDRJE Executing B955 120C The specified virtual port does not exist.
CMDRJE Executing B955 120D The storage system is in the internal processing, or
the configuration change processes are conflicting.
CMDRJE Executing B955 120F The command cannot be executed because the
information of the virtual port is already set for the
specified port.
CMDRJE Executing B955 1210 The command cannot be executed because both
IPv4 mode and IPv6 mode are disabled.
CMDRJE Executing B955 1211 The command cannot be executed for ports that
are not registered as targets.
CMDRJE Executing B955 1212 iSNS cannot be set for virtual ports.
CMDRJE Executing B955 1214 The command cannot be set because the same
VLAN IDs are conflicting in the physical port.
CMDRJE Executing B955 1215 The command cannot be executed because the
virtual ports with the same VLAN IDs and the same
IPv4 addresses are conflicting in the physical port.
Table 9-94 SSB codes returned by raidcom modify port -modify_iscsi_virtual_port
raidcom modify port -modify_iscsi_virtual_port
Error message
Executing/
Async
Error code
Description
SSB1 SSB2
CMDRJE Executing B955 1039 The command device being used at the local CCI
exists under the port.
CMDRJE Executing B955 10B0 The invalid value is specified for the Ethernet MTU
size.
CMDRJE Executing B955 10B2 The invalid value is specified for the VLAN ID.
CMDRJE Executing B955 10B3 This command cannot be set due to one of the
following reasons:
• The network address, loop-back address,
broadcast address, or the IP address beginning
with 255 is set as the IPv4 address.
• No option is set when the port is changed to
IPv4 mode. See the Command Control
Interface Command Reference.
Troubleshooting
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Command Control Interface User and Reference Guide
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