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iso/org/dod/internet/private/enterprises/.2011/huaweiMgmt/hwDatacomm/huaweiStackMIB/.1/hwStackUpgradeResultTable/hwStackUpgradeResultEntry/hwStackUpgradeResultFailReason

hwStackUpgradeResultFailReason

OBJECT-TYPE

1.3.6.1.4.1.2011.5.25.183.1.31.1.5

Access

read-only

Status

current

Source

HUAWEI-STACK-MIB

Sub-identifiers

Description

The status of operation. Only upgrade failure valid. The status of the specified operation can be one of the follows. opUpgradeSuccess(1): upgrade success. opMasterDiskNoSpace(2): flash of master device is no enough space. opNonmasterDiskNoSpace(3): flash of non-master device is no enough space. opInvalidFileInfo(4) :invalid source file name or path is specified. opInvalidFileType(5) :invalid file type. opInvalidServerAddress(6) :invalid server address is specified. opInvalidUserOrPassword(7):invalid server user or password. opDeviceBusy(8) :the device is in use and locked by another process opFileTransferError(9) :file transfer was unsuccessfull. opFileChecksumError(10) :file checksum in Flash si invalid. opNoMemory(11) :system is running in low on memory. opVersionFileNotMatch(12) : the version file does not match the device type. opUpgradeDeviceAbsent(13) : device absent. opUnknownFailure(14) :failure which is unknown. opUpgradeInvalidValue(15):invalid value.

Syntax

INTEGER { opUpgradeSuccess(1), opMasterDiskNoSpace(2), opNonmasterDiskNoSpace(3), opInvalidFileInfo(4), opInvalidFileType(5), opInvalidServerAddress(6), opInvalidUserOrPassword(7), opDeviceBusy(8), opFileTransferError(9), opFileChecksumError(10), opNoMemory(11), opVersionFileNotMatch(12), opUpgradeDeviceAbsent(13), opUnknownFailure(14), opUpgradeInvalidValue(15) }