Wlc sudden reload
Hi,
I have cisco WLC 5508 running version 7.4.110.0,
that WLC suddenly reload without any failure log left
there is no configuration changed in 1 day before that sudden reload
is there anyone who have problem like mine? need suggestion for resolving
any suggestion will be highly appreciated
thanks
regards
thanks for your suggestion Leo,
could you give me some reference about that?because i can't found any bug related to 7.4.110.0 version on cisco bug seacrh
thanks
regards
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WLC 5508 in HA pair (7.4.121.0) sudden reload
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10.x.x.234 - active
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2014-01-30 17:52:20 Local0.Error 10.x.x.237 WLC-HA01: *rmgrMain: Jan 30 17:52:24.498: #RMGR-3-RED_HEARTBEAT_TMOUT: rmgr_main.c:242 rmgrTmoHeartbeat: Recved GW ping count 6 phyMgr ping count 0.
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Cisco TAC recommends to disable monitoring the default gateway.
--> config redundancy management-gateway-failover disable
I was wondering if someone has the issue with what I have.
Second issue I have is when it fails over to the standby WLC, I do get a web-auth certificate error from the WLC when clients login. This only happens after a sudden reload. If I do a redundancy force-switchover during maintenance window, the certificate error doesn't show up. To fix the certificate error I have to bounce both WLCs one after the other.
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I exeprienced a reload problem in standby WLC, with HA in release 7.6.100.0.
I use a dedicated VLAN to transport the redundancy sync and info, 'cause the two WLCs are in different buildings.
The standby WLC reload continuously 'cause it doesn,t find the default gateway.
(Cisco Controller-Standby) >show redundancy summary
Redundancy Mode = SSO ENABLED
Local State = STANDBY HOT
Peer State = ACTIVE
Unit = Secondary - HA SKU (Inherited AP License Count = 500)
Unit ID = 00:06:F6:DB:E3:E0
Redundancy State = SSO (Both AP and Client SSO)
Mobility MAC = 58:8D:09:CD:81:C0
Management Gateway Failover = ENABLED (Management GW failover would be operational in few moments)
Average Redundancy Peer Reachability Latency = 621 usecs
Average Management Gateway Reachability Latency = 0 usecs
Redundancy Management IP Address................. 40.231.36.6
Peer Redundancy Management IP Address............ 40.231.36.5
Redundancy Port IP Address....................... 169.254.36.6
Peer Redundancy Port IP Address.................. 169.254.36.5
Rebooting as default GW is not reachable from Standby Controller
Restarting system. Reason: Default Gateway is not reachable ..
The problem is that the WLC tries to ping the DGW using the primary IP management address belonging to the active WLC, so we have duplicated IP problem, ARP problem and so on .....
The standby WLC should use the redundancy managemet address to ping the default gateway, instead the primary IP management address!!!!!!
So the workaround is the CLI command :
config redundancy management-gateway-failover disable
on the primary WLC, via console or in SSH.
When the standby will reload it will inherit the config from the active primary WLC
(Cisco Controller-Standby) >show redundancy summary
Redundancy Mode = SSO ENABLED
Local State = STANDBY HOT
Peer State = ACTIVE
Unit = Secondary - HA SKU (Inherited AP License Count = 500)
Unit ID = 00:06:F6:DB:E3:E0
Redundancy State = SSO (Both AP and Client SSO)
Mobility MAC = 58:8D:09:CD:81:C0
Management Gateway Failover = ENABLED (Management GW failover is disabled as it is DISABLED on the Peer)
Average Redundancy Peer Reachability Latency = 666 usecs
Average Management Gateway Reachability Latency = 0 usecs
Redundancy Management IP Address................. 40.231.36.6
Peer Redundancy Management IP Address............ 40.231.36.5
Redundancy Port IP Address....................... 169.254.36.6
Peer Redundancy Port IP Address.................. 169.254.36.5
The workaround works in my experience. -
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kindly provide me how can i know the causeHi,
We would require following information to determine the root cause. You can attach it through a TAC raise or send them over to me.
1- 'show tech' on the switch
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Just a soft reboot helped me solved the problem :). Still I am on 7.4 and facing no issues after this.
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third-party authority to import, export, distribute or use encryption.
Importers, exporters, distributors and users are responsible for
compliance with U.S. and local country laws. By using this product you
agree to comply with applicable laws and regulations. If you are unable
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A summary of U.S. laws governing Cisco cryptographic products may be found at:
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If you require further assistance please contact us by sending email to
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My question would be:
1) Can I upgrade the Backup unit first, and move a few APs to the backup unit to make sure everything is working before I upgrade the Primary unit?
Will that plan work fine?
2) If my WLC is out of maintenance contract, can I still do this upgrade? Does it work like those VMware licensing, whereby I need the license to go from 4.x to 5.x?
Thanks.1) Can I upgrade the Backup unit first, and move a few APs to the backup unit to make sure everything is working before I upgrade the Primary unit?
I've got a better idea for you.
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2. Save the configuration.
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much apprecite your kind support and feedback.this is the result:
Writing crashinfo to flash:crashinfo_20131126-214003-PCTimeprotocol-http appl-class ccp-app-httpmethods
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:28:03 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:28:03 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:28:03 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:28:03 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
000095: Nov 26 21:28:10.551 PCTime: %APPFW-4-HTTP_METHOD: HTTP method (post) matched - resetting session 172.17.16.31:53238 178.77.120.104:80 on zone-pair ccp-zp-in-out class ccp-protocol-http appl-class ccp-app-httpmethods
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:28:14 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:28:14 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:28:14 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:28:14 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:28:24 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:28:24 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:28:24 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:28:24 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:28:34 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:28:34 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:28:35 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:28:35 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:28:45 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:28:45 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:28:45 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:28:45 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:28:55 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:28:55 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:28:56 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:28:56 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:29:06 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:29:06 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:29:06 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:29:06 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
000096: Nov 26 21:29:09.515 PCTime: %APPFW-4-HTTP_METHOD: HTTP method (post) matched - resetting session 172.17.16.31:53252 178.77.120.104:80 on zone-pair ccp-zp-in-out class ccp-protocol-http appl-class ccp-app-httpmethods
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:29:16 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:29:16 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:29:16 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:29:16 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:29:27 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:29:27 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:29:27 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:29:27 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:29:37 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:29:37 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:29:37 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:29:37 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:29:47 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:29:47 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:29:48 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:29:48 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:29:58 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:29:58 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:29:58 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:29:58 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:30:08 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:30:08 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:30:09 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:30:09 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:30:19 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:30:19 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:30:19 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:30:19 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:30:29 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:30:29 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:30:29 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:30:29 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:30:40 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:30:40 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:30:40 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:30:50 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:30:50 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:30:50 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:30:50 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:31:00 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:31:00 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:31:01 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:31:01 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:31:11 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:31:11 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:31:11 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:31:11 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:31:21 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:31:21 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:31:22 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:31:22 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:31:32 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:31:32 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:31:32 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:31:32 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:31:42 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:31:42 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:31:42 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:31:42 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:31:53 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:31:53 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:31:53 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:31:53 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:32:03 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:32:03 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:32:03 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:32:03 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
000097: Nov 26 21:32:11.727 PCTime: %APPFW-4-HTTP_METHOD: HTTP method (post) matched - resetting session 172.17.16.23:50964 178.77.120.100:80 on zone-pair ccp-zp-in-out class ccp-protocol-http appl-class ccp-app-httpmethods
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:32:14 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:32:14 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:32:14 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:32:14 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:32:24 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:32:24 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:32:24 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:32:24 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:32:34 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:32:34 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:32:35 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:32:35 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:32:45 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:32:45 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:32:45 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:32:45 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:32:55 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:32:55 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:32:55 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:32:55 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:33:06 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:33:06 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:33:06 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:33:06 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:33:16 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:33:16 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:33:16 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:33:16 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:33:27 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:33:27 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:33:27 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:33:27 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
000098: Nov 26 21:33:30.947 PCTime: %APPFW-4-HTTP_METHOD: HTTP method (post) matched - resetting session 172.17.16.31:53283 178.77.120.104:80 on zone-pair ccp-zp-in-out class ccp-protocol-http appl-class ccp-app-httpmethods
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:33:37 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:33:37 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
000099: Nov 26 21:33:37.543 PCTime: %APPFW-4-HTTP_DEOBFUSCATION: Deobfuscation signature (15) detected - resetting session 172.17.16.31:53338 173.194.35.130:80 on zone-pair ccp-zp-in-out class ccp-protocol-http appl-class ccp-http-blockparam
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:33:37 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:33:37 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:33:47 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:33:47 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:33:48 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:33:48 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:33:58 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:33:58 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:33:58 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:33:58 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show version' 21:34:07 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:34:08 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:34:08 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:34:08 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:34:08 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:34:19 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:34:19 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:34:19 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:34:19 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show flash:' 21:34:19 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
000100: Nov 26 21:34:26.795 PCTime: %APPFW-4-HTTP_DEOBFUSCATION: Deobfuscation signature (15) detected - resetting session 172.17.16.31:53396 173.194.35.130:80 on zone-pair ccp-zp-in-out class ccp-protocol-http appl-class ccp-http-blockparam
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:34:29 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:34:29 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:34:29 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:34:40 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:34:40 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:34:50 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:34:50 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:35:00 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:35:01 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:35:01 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:35:11 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:35:11 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:35:11 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:35:11 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:35:21 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:35:21 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:35:21 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:35:21 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
000101: Nov 26 21:35:26.255 PCTime: %APPFW-4-HTTP_DEOBFUSCATION: Deobfuscation signature (15) detected - resetting session 172.17.16.31:53400 173.194.35.130:80 on zone-pair ccp-zp-in-out class ccp-protocol-http appl-class ccp-http-blockparam
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:35:32 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:35:32 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:35:32 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:35:32 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:35:42 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:35:42 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:35:42 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:35:53 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:35:53 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:35:53 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:36:03 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:36:03 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:36:03 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
000102: Nov 26 21:36:12.495 PCTime: %APPFW-4-HTTP_DEOBFUSCATION: Deobfuscation signature (15) detected - resetting session 172.17.16.31:53408 173.194.35.130:80 on zone-pair ccp-zp-in-out class ccp-protocol-http appl-class ccp-http-blockparam
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:36:13 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:36:13 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:36:14 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:36:24 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:36:24 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:36:34 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:36:34 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:36:45 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:36:45 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:36:55 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:36:55 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:36:55 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
000103: Nov 26 21:36:59.943 PCTime: %APPFW-4-HTTP_DEOBFUSCATION: Deobfuscation signature (15) detected - resetting session 172.17.16.31:53415 173.194.35.130:80 on zone-pair ccp-zp-in-out class ccp-protocol-http appl-class ccp-http-blockparam
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:37:06 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:37:06 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:37:06 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:37:06 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
000104: Nov 26 21:37:12.711 PCTime: %APPFW-4-HTTP_METHOD: HTTP method (post) matched - resetting session 172.17.16.23:50976 178.77.120.100:80 on zone-pair ccp-zp-in-out class ccp-protocol-http appl-class ccp-app-httpmethods
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:37:16 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:37:16 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:37:16 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:37:16 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:37:26 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:37:27 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:37:37 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:37:37 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:37:47 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:37:48 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:37:58 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:37:58 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:37:58 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
000105: Nov 26 21:38:01.043 PCTime: %APPFW-4-HTTP_DEOBFUSCATION: Deobfuscation signature (15) detected - resetting session 172.17.16.31:53423 173.194.35.130:80 on zone-pair ccp-zp-in-out class ccp-protocol-http appl-class ccp-http-blockparam
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:38:08 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:38:08 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:38:08 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:38:08 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:38:19 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:38:19 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:38:19 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:38:29 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:38:29 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:38:29 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
000106: Nov 26 21:38:31.095 PCTime: %APPFW-4-HTTP_DEOBFUSCATION: Deobfuscation signature (15) detected - resetting session 172.17.16.31:53518 173.194.35.130:80 on zone-pair ccp-zp-in-out class ccp-protocol-http appl-class ccp-http-blockparam
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:38:39 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:38:39 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:38:40 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:38:40 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
000107: Nov 26 21:38:41.839 PCTime: %APPFW-4-HTTP_METHOD: HTTP method (post) matched - resetting session 172.17.16.31:53524 178.77.120.104:80 on zone-pair ccp-zp-in-out class ccp-protocol-http appl-class ccp-app-httpmethods
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:38:50 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:38:50 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:38:50 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:39:00 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:39:01 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:39:01 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
000108: Nov 26 21:39:01.623 PCTime: %APPFW-4-HTTP_PROTOCOL_VIOLATION: HTTP protocol violation (0) detected - resetting session 206.165.250.85:80 172.17.16.31:53586 on zone-pair ccp-zp-in-out class ccp-protocol-http appl-class ccp-http-blockparam
000109: Nov 26 21:39:03.315 PCTime: %APPFW-4-HTTP_DEOBFUSCATION: Deobfuscation signature (15) detected - resetting session 172.17.16.31:53621 173.37.145.8:80 on zone-pair ccp-zp-in-out class ccp-protocol-http appl-class ccp-http-blockparam
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:39:11 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show clock' 21:39:11 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:39:11 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show stack' 21:39:29 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:39:32 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:39:32 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:39:42 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:39:42 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show crypto session detail' 21:39:52 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
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CMD: 'show clock' 21:39:53 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
CMD: 'exit' 21:39:58 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013
21:40:03 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013: Address Error (load or instruction fetch) exception, CPU signal 10, PC = 0x22514D64
Possible software fault. Upon reccurence, please collect
crashinfo, "show tech" and contact Cisco Technical Support.
-Traceback= 0x22508204z 0x2250825Cz 0x224DD62Cz 0x214EE400z 0x224C6B40z 0x224C76E8z 0x225326CCz 0x22532B4Cz 0x23A0E4C0z 0x23A0B71Cz 0x22A9E0B0z 0x22AB44C4z 0x22AB4764z 0x22AB4AD4z 0x237FFD88z 0x237FFD6Cz
$0 : 00000000 00000000, AT : 00000000 29730000, v0 : 00000000 00000000, v1 : 00000000 00000000
a0 : 00000000 0D0D0D0D, a1 : FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF, a2 : 00000000 00000000, a3 : 00000000 00000002
t0 : 00000000 00000000, t1 : 00000000 00000000, t2 : 00000000 00004000, t3 : 00000000 00000000
t4 : 00000000 29730000, t5 : 00000000 00000000, t6 : 00000000 00000000, t7 : 00000000 29730000
s0 : 00000000 32A4287C, s1 : 00000000 28FD7B54, s2 : 00000000 273931F4, s3 : 00000000 2A090000
s4 : 00000000 28FD7B54, s5 : 00000000 28FD0000, s6 : 00000000 0000007C, s7 : 00000000 00000000
t8 : 00000000 00000000, t9 : 00000000 214FAEC4, k0 : 00000000 504080E1, k1 : FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFE
gp : 00000000 29731A00, sp : 00000000 328E8068, s8 : 00000000 00000000, ra : 00000000 22514DBC
EPC : 22514D64, ErrorEPC : 80412BC0, SREG : 50009FE3
MDLO : 00000000, MDHI : 00000000, BadVaddr : 0D0D0D25
CacheErr_Icache : 0x007F7F00 - 00007778, CacheErr_Dcache : 0x00000000 - 00003DA0
TagLo_Icache : 0x00000000 - 224D3D83, DataLo_Icache : 0x0CE1C72F - 00000000
DataHi_Icache: 0x00000000 - 00000000
TagLo_Dcache : 0x00000000 - 32A42983, TagHi_Dcache : 0x00000000 - 09729B81
DataLo_Dcache: 0x00006573 - 73696F6E, DataHi_Dcache : 0x00000000 - 00000019
TEXT_START : 0x2100D438
DATA_START : 0x26324B60
Cause 00000010 (Code 0x4): Address Error (load or instruction fetch) exception
21:40:03 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013: Address Error (load or instruction fetch) exception, CPU signal 10, PC = 0x22514D64
Possible software fault. Upon reccurence, please collect
crashinfo, "show tech" and contact Cisco Technical Support.
-Traceback= 0x22508204z 0x2250825Cz 0x224DD62Cz 0x214EE400z 0x224C6B40z 0x224C76E8z 0x225326CCz 0x22532B4Cz 0x23A0E4C0z 0x23A0B71Cz 0x22A9E0B0z 0x22AB44C4z 0x22AB4764z 0x22AB4AD4z 0x237FFD88z 0x237FFD6Cz
$0 : 00000000 00000000, AT : 00000000 29730000, v0 : 00000000 00000000, v1 : 00000000 00000000
a0 : 00000000 0D0D0D0D, a1 : FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF, a2 : 00000000 00000000, a3 : 00000000 00000002
t0 : 00000000 00000000, t1 : 00000000 00000000, t2 : 00000000 00004000, t3 : 00000000 00000000
t4 : 00000000 29730000, t5 : 00000000 00000000, t6 : 00000000 00000000, t7 : 00000000 29730000
s0 : 00000000 32A4287C, s1 : 00000000 28FD7B54, s2 : 00000000 273931F4, s3 : 00000000 2A090000
s4 : 00000000 28FD7B54, s5 : 00000000 28FD0000, s6 : 00000000 0000007C, s7 : 00000000 00000000
t8 : 00000000 00000000, t9 : 00000000 214FAEC4, k0 : 00000000 504080E1, k1 : FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFE
gp : 00000000 29731A00, sp : 00000000 328E8068, s8 : 00000000 00000000, ra : 00000000 22514DBC
EPC : 22514D64, ErrorEPC : 80412BC0, SREG : 50009FE3
MDLO : 00000000, MDHI : 00000000, BadVaddr : 0D0D0D25
CacheErr_Icache : 0x007F7F00 - 00007778, CacheErr_Dcache : 0x00000000 - 00003DA0
TagLo_Icache : 0x00000000 - 224D3D83, DataLo_Icache : 0x0CE1C72F - 00000000
DataHi_Icache: 0x00000000 - 00000000
TagLo_Dcache : 0x00000000 - 32A42983, TagHi_Dcache : 0x00000000 - 09729B81
DataLo_Dcache: 0x00006573 - 73696F6E, DataHi_Dcache : 0x00000000 - 00000019
TEXT_START : 0x2100D438
DATA_START : 0x26324B60
Cause 00000010 (Code 0x4): Address Error (load or instruction fetch) exception
=== Start of Crashinfo Collection (21:40:03 PCTime Tue Nov 26 2013) ===
For image:
Cisco IOS Software, C2900 Software (C2900-UNIVERSALK9-M), Version 15.1(4)M3, RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1)
Technical Support: http://www.cisco.com/techsupport
Copyright (c) 1986-2011 by Cisco Systems, Inc.
Compiled Tue 06-Dec-11 17:09 by prod_rel_team
========= Show Alignment =============================
No alignment data has been recorded.
No spurious memory references have been recorded.
========= Malloc and Free Traces=====================
MallocFree Trace: ixmallocfree=0xD ptr=0x2A25EEDC
2A25EE74: 32B19EF4 30000026 32B19EF4 22AA00C4 32B87994 30000030 32B87994 22AA0E00
2A25EE94: 306CF8A0 3000003E 306CF8A0 22AA5818 3279868C 300000A4 3279868C 22AB05E4
2A25EEB4: 3279B2A4 3000009A 3279B2A4 22AB05E4 32B19EF4 22AA0224 3279868C 22AB02E0
2A25EED4: 3279B2A4 22AB02E0 319A64EC 23877230 328E0EA0 26156A24 328E1B08 60000B3C
2A25EEF4: 3279B2A4 224181C0 327991A8 224CB4B8 32799A10 224CB4B8 327991A8 5000041C
2A25EF14: 3279868C 224F418C 32946FDC 224AE3AC 30FA02E4 224AE3AC 32A74E54 22473A9C
2A25EF34: 32946F8C 2249AD18 32946FDC 60000038 329461F0 2387BF7C 319A64EC 21AE1130
2A25EF54: 2C216948 21AE1170 32798E84 21AE1198 327991A8 6000084C 305C51E8 21AEA228
2A25EF74: 312438B0 21AEA228 2A7EC1A4 26301DBC 327F19B0 30000088 327F19B0 22AB05E4
2A25EF94: 306CF6A0 3000002E 306CF6A0 22AA2B80 306CF8A0 3000003E 306CF8A0 22AC3B9C
2A25EFB4: 30F18360 3000003C 30F18360 22AC3B9C 32B87994 30000030 32B87994 22AA0E00
2A25EFD4: 30FA02E4 30000016 30FA02E4 22A9DDE8 31E6A2EC 30000042 31E6A2EC 22452C94
2A25EFF4: 31E6A2EC 224AD8B8 3182B150 3000002C 3182B150 22AC0500 329461F0 30000064
2A25F014: 329461F0 23A1AB3C 319A64EC 3000007E 319A64EC 23876B5C 3386CEB8 30000088
2A25F034: 3386CEB8 22AB05E4 319A64EC 23877230 319A64EC 3000007E 319A64EC 23876B5C
2A25F054: 32B87994 22AA34B8 306CF8A0 22AC3A0C 31E6A2EC 30000042 31E6A2EC 22AC3B9C
ChunkMallocFree Trace: ixchunkmallocfree=0x13 ptr=0x2A25E8CC
2A25E7E8: 238793DC 238766D4 2C0E9014 238793DC 23878340 2C0E9014 2387948C 2387D7C4
2A25E808: 31B70974 212A20C8 2129039C 309B0EEC 212A2110 212904DC 2AB23580 212A2110
2A25E828: 21290410 2AB23580 212A20C8 2129024C 309B0EEC 2387948C 238766D4 31B70974
2A25E848: 238793DC 238766D4 2C0E9014 238793DC 23878340 2C0E9014 2387948C 2387D7C4
2A25E868: 31B70974 212A20C8 2129039C 309B0EEC 212A2110 212904DC 2AB23580 212A2110
2A25E888: 21290410 2AB23580 212A2110 21290410 2AB23558 212A20C8 2129024C 309B0EEC
2A25E8A8: 2387948C 238766D4 31B70974 238793DC 238766D4 2C0E9014 212A2074 212973B4
2A25E8C8: 2AB22CF4 22AEF1F0 22AF0570 30636D70 2387948C 2387D7C4 31B70974 212A20C8
2A25E8E8: 2129039C 309B0EEC 212A2110 212904DC 2AB23580 212A2020 2129B9D0 309B0368
2A25E908: 212A2020 2129B9D0 309B0344 212A2020 2129B9D0 309B0320 212A2110 21290410
2A25E928: 2AB23580 212A20C8 2129024C 309B0EEC 2387948C 238766D4 31B70974 238793DC
2A25E948: 238766D4 2C0E9014 238793DC 23878340 2C0E9014 2387948C 2387D7C4 31B70974
2A25E968: 212A20C8 2129039C 309B0EEC 212A2110 212904DC 2AB23580 212A2110 21290410
2A25E988: 2AB23580 212A20C8 2129024C 309B0EEC 2387948C 238766D4 31B70974 238793DC
2A25E9A8: 238766D4 2C0E9014 238793DC 23878340 2C0E9014 2387948C 2387D7C4 31B70974
2A25E9C8: 212A20C8 2129039C 309B0EEC 212A2110 212904DC 2AB23580 212A2110 21290410
2A25E9E8: 2AB23580 212A20C8 2129024C 309B0EEC 2387948C 238766D4 31B70974 238793DC
2A25EA08: 238766D4 2C0E9014 238793DC 23878340 2C0E9014 2387948C 2387D7C4 31B70974
2A25EA28: 212A20C8 2129039C 309B0EEC 212A2110 212904DC 2AB23580 212A2020 2129BAA8
2A25EA48: 309B0368 212A2020 2129BAA8 309B0344 212A2020 2129BAA8 309B0320 212A2110
2A25EA68: 21290410 2AB23580 212A20C8 2129024C 309B0EEC 2387948C 238766D4 31B70974
2A25EA88: 238793DC 238766D4 2C0E9014 238793DC 23878340 2C0E9014 2387948C 2387D7C4
2A25EAA8: 31B70974 212A20C8 2129039C 309B0EEC 212A2110 212904DC 2AB23580 212A2110
2A25EAC8: 21290410 2AB23580 212A20C8 2129024C 309B0EEC 2387948C 238766D4 31B70974
========== Stack Trace========
-Traceback= 0x22508204z 0x2250825Cz 0x224DD62Cz 0x214EE400z 0x224C6B40z 0x224C76E8z 0x225326CCz 0x22532B4Cz 0x23A0E4C0z 0x23A0B71Cz 0x22A9E0B0z 0x22AB44C4z 0x22AB4764z 0x22AB4AD4z 0x237FFD88z 0x237FFD6Cz
========= Context ======================
C2900 Software (C2900-UNIVERSALK9-M), Version 15.1(4)M3, RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1)
Technical Support: http://www.cisco.com/techsupport
Compiled Tue 06-Dec-11 17:09 by prod_rel_team
Signal = 10, Code = 0x10, Uptime 00:58:09
$0 : 00000000, AT : 29730000, v0 : 00000000, v1 : 00000000
a0 : 0D0D0D0D, a1 : FFFFFFFF, a2 : 00000000, a3 : 00000002
t0 : 00000000, t1 : 00000000, t2 : 00004000, t3 : 00000000
t4 : 29730000, t5 : 00000000, t6 : 00000000, t7 : 29730000
s0 : 32A4287C, s1 : 28FD7B54, s2 : 273931F4, s3 : 2A090000
s4 : 28FD7B54, s5 : 28FD0000, s6 : 0000007C, s7 : 00000000
t8 : 00000000, t9 : 214FAEC4, k0 : 504080E1, k1 : FFFFFFFE
gp : 29731A00, sp : 328E8068, s8 : 00000000, ra : 22514DBC
EPC : 22514D64, SREG : 50009FE3, Cause : 00000010
Error EPC : 80412BC0, BadVaddr : 0D0D0D25
TEXT_START : 0x2100D438
DATA_START : 0x26324B60
========= Stack Dump ===========================================================
Stack Frame Pointer in Context is 0x328E8068, at process level
328E7C68: 25 6D000000 2248FDEC 0 0 1 1 1
328E7C88: 2248F7DC 1 A20204C 61737420 636C6561 72696E67 206F6620 2273686F
328E7CA8: 7720696E 74657266 61636522 20636F75 313577E8 214EAAE8 328E7D77 1
328E7CC8: 0 0 5 328E8000 328E7CB7 FFFFFFFF 0 0
328E7CE8: 30 70 0 2 1 30640454 328E7E38 40
328E7D08: 0 1 2248F7DC 0 0 39 328E7E38 26307AC0
328E7D28: 1 1 1 1 2248FC30 40 31353100 0
328E7D48: 0 26307A64 0 0 0 0 328E7D3F 800000
328E7D68: 0 0 20 0 0 1 2 39
328E7D88: FFFFFFFB 1 2248F7DC 0 20 328E7F40 0 1
328E7DA8: FFFFFFFB 1 2248F7DC 1 7FFFFFF3 0 33313032 328E7F40
328E7DC8: FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF 0 26307AC0 1 1 33313032 328E7ED8
328E7DE8: 0 0 30 2248FC30 0 4 328E7DDF 0
328E7E08: 0 0 30 0 0 4 4 0
328E7E28: 328E7F7F 21 FFFFFFFF 0 32A4287C 1 7FFFFFDD 0
328E7E48: 2248DBF4 26307AC0 328E7F83 26307A64 277D393E 328E7EA4 1 1
328E7E68: 7FFFFFDD 328E7F60 FFFFFFFF 0 22 2248FC30 7DD 33A4287C
328E7E88: 23813F18 0 0 0 20 4 7DD 2C2F05A0
328E7EA8: 0 0 328E80E0 40 FFFFFFFF 26EFF754 328E7F60 328E8060
328E7EC8: 328E7F83 32A4287C 0 0 20 15 1 FFFFFFFF
328E7EE8: 23 0 43 27B40000 7FFFFFFF 0 328E7F60 328E8060
328E7F08: FFFFFFFF 32A4287C 0 2248E2DC 0 2A30 27B3DF77 328E7F44
328E7F28: 0 FFFFFFFF 2248E8C4 2248E828 328E8010 23B1CE30 328E7F60 328E7DE0
328E7F48: 0 0 FFFFFFFF 328E7F60 40 27490D34 32313A33 393A3533
328E7F68: 2E313833 20504354 696D6520 54756520 0 0 2B8417D8 2B977AF0
328E7F88: 238A8568 2B8417D8 2B8417D8 2A69A3BC 238A8568 0 0 2B8417D8
328E7FA8: 2B8417D8 3128A914 238A8568 0 1 32A4287C 0 2B8417D8
328E7FC8: 2B8417D8 2B977AF0 238A8568 1000198 0 0 305EA810 23878504
328E7FE8: 2B77EF00 0 29B93BD0 1 0 0 305EA6C0 23878504
328E8008: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
328E8028: 0 0 0 0 0 0 224D81E4 0
328E8048: 0 0 0 0 0 0 224D81E4 28FE01F4
328E8068: 309B97E8 224CF688 0 0 309B97E8 22514DBC 309B97E8 28FD7B54
328E8088: 309B97E8 224CF688 309B97E8 224EA18C 309B97E8 28FD7B54 273931F4 2A090000
328E80A8: 214FAF60 2B9AD428 0 2A090000 309B97E8 2B9AD428 309B97E8 2B9AD428
328E80C8: 0 224D36A0 0 0 224D81E4 2B9AB8A8 224D80EC 309B97E8
328E80E8: 2B9AB8A8 22527718 0 224CF688 28FD0000 28FE8E80 309B97E8 224CF688
328E8108: 29910000 22527C40 2B9ABF88 28FE8E80 0 0 28FD0000 309B97E8
328E8128: 299092E4 0 0 0 0 0 0 224D4248
328E8148: 32A42540 2B977B20 28E90000 28E90000 2248D9C8 2B977B20 32A4287C A000000
328E8168: 7FFFFFF9 2248DBF4 2A100000 32A743E0 1 1 25 A000000
328E8188: 7FFFFFF9 1 FFFFFFFF 0 10 2248FDEC 0 A351510
328E81A8: 0 351510 2 2 328E8D68 328E8228 28E90000 28E90000
328E81C8: 21AE837C 26 309BA7FE 1 0 0 20 2B977AF0
328E81E8: 273DF8DE FFFFFFFF 0 0 20 101 1 FFFFFFFF
328E8208: 6 0 273DF970 29730000 0 273E0000 0 FFFFFFFF
328E8228: 0 0 29730000 2248CF60 1 28FE8FA0 309B97E8 273E0000
328E8248: 3062948C 1B 1 1 29730000 2253F22C FFFFFFFF 273DF8D8
328E8268: 0 1 309BA9E4 3 2B977AF0 29730000 0 D99C
328E8288: 2B8417D8 4533EF8 2B77EF00 0 29B93BD0 2 23862B2C 0
328E82A8: 0 0 0 0 29B93BD0 3 4533EF8 0
328E82C8: 0 2B977AF0 1106418 D99C 2B8417D8 29260000 2B77EF00 0
328E82E8: 1106418 D99C 2B8417D8 2385FBD0 0 0 0 0
328E8308: 0 0 0 0 29B93BD0 2B8417D8 2 2B977AF0
328E8328: 2B977AF0 29B93BD0 0 29260000 29260000 2385FE40 29260000 23877230
328E8348: 120 23877230 2B977B20 2B977AF0 120 2B977C10 0 353CF8
328E8368: 0 353CF8 0 2A7744B4 73686F77 20637279 70746F20 73657373
328E8388: 696F6E20 64657461 696C0000 2253E564 22000000 1 7FFFFFF6 22AC6784
328E83A8: 31002540 2B977B20 30000000 224A4E44 22 329461F0 32A4287C 1
328E83C8: 7FFFFFF6 2248DBF4 2A100000 32A743E0 25 22000000 1 1
328E83E8: 7FFFFFF6 328E84F0 FFFFFFFF 0 A 2248FC30 0 22351510
328E8408: 0 351510 30000002 2 328E8D68 328E8488 1 328E8490
328E8428: 273E0000 1 328E840F 0 0 0 20 2387A15C
328E8448: 328E84FA 1 0 0 20 200 1 FFFFFFFF
========= Process Level Info ===================================================
---- Current Process Block (at 0x32A42540) ----
32A42510: AB1234CD 1370000 191 26EDD364 2387B9D4 32A42834 32A418A8 8000017A
32A42530: 1 0 1000198 2B8417D8 328E31B0 305ED900 22AC13AC 0
32A42550: 319A64EC 28E90000 0 328E8748 329461F0 1 0 273E0000
32A42570: 0 328E8F50 0 23875E74 0 0 22AC13AC 0
32A42590: 10100 1 100 0 0 0 0 137
32A425B0: 0 0 0 110DF84 1106938 D9A4 0 0
32A425D0: 0 191 0 0 0 224E8 0 328E7DD0
32A425F0: 0 353CF8 0 353CF8 F90 2C 3BE 2C24A418
32A42610: 16AB 1A 2750FEC8 4 0 0 640 0
32A42630: 60 67 5DC0 5DC0 32A4287C 0 0 0
32A42650: 0 0 32A74D9C 0 0 32A42540 29C6CA00 0
32A42670: 0 0 298B5F30 0 0 0 420A 0
32A42690: 0 0 32A42670 0 0 0 4290 0
32A426B0: 32A42540 0 0 0 32A42670 32A42540 0 0
32A426D0: 142D2 0 0 0 32A42670 32A42540 0 0
32A426F0: 242D2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2C1E023C
32A42710: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
32A42730: 31A5863C 2C1E02D0 32A42720 2C1E0244 0 2A27BBA4 0 0
32A42750: 0 0 0 FFFFFFF FFFFFFF 0 0 0
32A42770: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
32A42790: 0 0 0 2C1E032C 0 3 3 0
32A427B0: 0 0 2C24A3A4 0 0 224E8 2B89D1BC 2B89D1BC
32A427D0: 2B622998 2C1E024C 32A427C8 29998B50 46C8 D0000 1 0
32A427F0: 277DADFC 2386DCD4 2386DCDC 29267C80 0 2B8417D8 0 1000198
32A42810: 0 0 0 0 0 0 BEEFCAFE 0
---- Partial decode of process block ----
Pid 311: Process "HTTP CP "
stack 0x328E31B0 savedsp 0x305ED900
Flags: analyze crashblock prefers_new process_arg_valid
Status 0x00000000 Orig_ra 0x00000000 Routine 0x22AC13AC Signal 0
Caller_pc 0x00000000 Callee_pc 0x00000000 Dbg_events 0x00000000 State 0
Totmalloc 17883012 Totfree 17852728 Totgetbuf 0
Totretbuf 0 Edisms 0x0 Eparm 0x328E7DD0
Elapsed 0xF90 Ncalls 0x16AB Ngiveups 0x1A
Priority_q 4 Ticks_5s 0 Cpu_5sec 0 Cpu_1min 96
Cpu_5min 103 Stacksize 0x5DC0 Lowstack 0x5DC0
Ttyptr 0x32A4287C Mem_holding 0xD9A4 Thrash_count 0
Wakeup_reasons 0x0FFFFFFF Default_wakeup_reasons 0x0FFFFFFF
Direct_wakeup_major 0x00000000 Direct_wakeup_minor 0x00000000
Preempted processes context:
Regs s0-s8,ra at last suspend; a0,a1,sp from proc creation, PC unused:
a0: 22AC13AC a1: 00000000 s0: 319A64EC s1: 28E90000 s2: 00000000
s3: 328E8748 s4: 329461F0 s5: 00000001 s6: 00000000 s7: 273E0000
s8: 00000000 sp: 328E8F50 PC: 00000000 ra: 23875E74
---- Current Process Stack (0x1C60 bytes used, out of 0x5DC0 available) ----
Current SP = 0x328E8068, saved SP = 0x305ED900
328E8B70: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
328E8B90: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
328E8BB0: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
328E8BD0: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
328E8BF0: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
328E8C10: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
328E8C30: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
328E8C50: 328E8B4C 0 0 0 3182B150 3182B15D 0 3182B150
328E8C70: 0 3182B16A 3182B17F F F 3182B197 0 0
328E8C90: 0 0 0 0 0 8B 0 0
328E8CB0: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
328E8CD0: 328E8D68 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
328E8CF0: 0 3182B150 3182B150 3182B150 1 0 FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF
328E8D10: 7 328E8D68 32A418C4 32A74D9C 32A743EC 29730000 FFFFFFFF 27500000
328E8D30: 27510000 22AAAC10 22AC6F64 1 FFFFFFFF 29730000 FFFFFFFF 0
328E8D50: 22AC1024 22AC0F48 FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF 2B77EF00 0 7 31B
328E8D70: 32A418C4 1040000 AC111001 0 0 0 0 0
328E8D90: 1BB 1040000 AC111004 0 0 0 0 0
328E8DB0: F475 800 2 3182B150 0 328E8DE8 3182B16A 3182B17F
328E8DD0: F F 3182B197 7 0 4 8B 0
328E8DF0: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
328E8E10: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
328E8E30: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
328E8E50: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
328E8E70: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32A74D9C
328E8E90: 2C1E023C 28E90000 328E8F00 1 0 0 2 2A100000
328E8EB0: 22AC12C4 0 22AC15B4 0 0 1 32A743E0 22AC1634
328E8ED0: FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF C 2846EF64 200000 0 0 0
328E8EF0: 0 0 32A74D9C 1 0 2 1 FFFFFFFF
328E8F10: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
328E8F30: 0 2380C8E8 FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF 2380C8CC FFFFFFFF
328E8F50: FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF
========= Interrupt Level Stack Dump ===========================================
WARNING: Interrupt stack dumps are consistent ONLY for interrupts which
are blocked during exception handling. Also register output is valid
ONLY for interrupts which store an r4k_context block on the stack.
---- Level 1 Interrupt stack (0xDD8 bytes used, out of 0x2328 available) ----
intstacks[1]: base 0x2A77D118 stack 0x2A77F438 routine 0x21171198 count 0x110517
size 0x2328 low 0x2328 desc 0x26375CE4
2A77F040: 2ACCD1A8 1 238761C8 2387613C 30A028C0 2A7E9F6C 306021CC 214C3524
2A77F060: 31A5856C 2ACCD1A8 31A5856C 2A774F7C 1 1 23876910 2ABA0118
2A77F080: AC111001 2A7E9F6C 214C362C 308EC648 2A7E9F6C 2A774F7C 6 2ABA0118
2A77F0A0: 2A7E9F6C 2A774F7C 6 238774F8 4 308EC648 1 22819590
2A77F0C0: 2A7E9F6C 23473BE4 214CF0E8 308EC690 FFFFFFD4 2A77F130 29730000 22EEEAD8
2A77F0E0: 2A7E9F6C 22B4CB50 6 23473BE4 6 2ABA0118 AC111001 22B4E714
2A77F100: 29730000 22877CB8 0 3060CB34 2A77F110 2149BD64 104C690 AC111001
2A77F120: 308EC674 2C 31761D60 308EC648 39 23258F94 7 2A7E9F6C
2A77F140: 7 1 308EC674 2C B 308EC648 0 28970000
2A77F160: 23896874 23896218 7 1 2ABA29D4 4 B 4
2A77F180: 0 D9E9267 0 21139BB8 3105D188 2AA8EC80 3102B094 29926DC8
2A77F1A0: 1 30A47D20 1 21190000 2A08C7D0 E596B08 0 30A47D20
2A77F1C0: 30A47D20 30A48B40 0 211952B4 5E1A 1000000 E596B16 E596B14
2A77F1E0: 2ABA0118 30AF65A0 21190000 5F4 30A48A80 30A47D20 0 0
2A77F200: 0 0 0 211969C4 214A2D68 30A47D20 0 211952F8
2A77F220: 21196B04 0 0 29490000 29AA0000 29B8E7B0 5F800 E911F08
2A77F240: 0 2 2AA7C8BC D88D180 8016000 0 2AB602D0 297577AC
2A77F260: 200 80010700 35 24B5BF28 0 29B8E03C 0 0
2A77F280: 2AB602D0 297577AC 200 80010700 0 297577AC 200 21175C20
2A77F2A0: 200 80010700 0 29B8E03C 0 1 2117132C 2B6BE278
2A77F2C0: 211262C0 FFFFFFFF FFFFFC82 287C0000 29740000 F 0 FFFFF9FF
2A77F2E0: 1 2B2E3B28 2B2E3CC8 2B2E3AC0 0 FFFFF9FF 21B006E4 21B006CC
2A77F300: FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF 0 29730000 0 AA 0 AA
2A77F320: 0 2B2E3B28 0 30A29143 0 4 0 0
2A77F340: 0 0 0 0 FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF 0 6D
2A77F360: 0 40 0 C0D4D8 FFFFFFFF D4D81100 0 2B2E3B28
2A77F380: 0 0 0 1FF 0 1 0 2B2E3B28
2A77F3A0: 0 2B2E3CC8 0 2B2E3AC0 FFFFFFFF 92492493 0 55555556
2A77F3C0: FFFFFFFF C0D40000 0 F 0 504080E1 FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFE
2A77F3E0: FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF 0 2B2E3A80 0 30A29143 0 261CDCCC
2A77F400: 50009FE3 FFFFFFFF 0 16D FFFFFFFF FFFFFF25 FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF
2A77F420: FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF 0 25D0E784 FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF
$0 : FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF, AT : 00000000 29730000, v0 : 00000000 000000AA, v1 : 00000000 000000AA
a0 : 00000000 2B2E3B28, a1 : 00000000 30A29143, a2 : 00000000 00000004, a3 : 00000000 00000000
t0 : 00000000 00000000, t1 : 00000000 00000000, t2 : FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF, t3 : 00000000 0000006D
t4 : 00000000 00000040, t5 : 00000000 00C0D4D8, t6 : FFFFFFFF D4D81100, t7 : 00000000 2B2E3B28
s0 : 00000000 00000000, s1 : 00000000 000001FF, s2 : 00000000 00000001, s3 : 00000000 2B2E3B28
s4 : 00000000 2B2E3CC8, s5 : 00000000 2B2E3AC0, s6 : FFFFFFFF 92492493, s7 : 00000000 55555556
t8 : FFFFFFFF C0D40000, t9 : 00000000 0000000F, k0 : 00000000 504080E1, k1 : FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFE
gp : FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF, sp : 00000000 2B2E3A80, s8 : 00000000 30A29143, ra : 00000000 261CDCCC
EPC : 25D0E784, ErrorEPC : FFFFFFFF, SREG : 50009FE3
MDLO : 0000016D, MDHI : FFFFFF25, BadVaddr : FFFFFFFF
CacheErr_Icache : 0x007F7F00 - 00007778, CacheErr_Dcache : 0x00000000 - 00003DA0
TagLo_Icache : 0x00000000 - 224D3D83, DataLo_Icache : 0x0CE1C72F - 00000000
DataHi_Icache: 0x00000000 - 00000000
TagLo_Dcache : 0x00000000 - 32A42983, TagHi_Dcache : 0x00000000 - 09729B81
DataLo_Dcache: 0x00006573 - 73696F6E, DataHi_Dcache : 0x00000000 - 00000019
TEXT_START : 0x2100D438
DATA_START : 0x26324B60
---- Level 2 Interrupt stack (base 0x0, size 0x0) is invalid ----
---- Level 3 Interrupt stack (0x278 bytes used, out of 0x2328 available) ----
intstacks[3]: base 0x2A77ADF0 stack 0x2A77D110 routine 0x2117150C count 0x1AED
size 0x2328 low 0x2328 desc 0x26375D20
2A77CEA0: 238705AC FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF 2ABB9310 2ABB9320
2A77CEC0: 0 4 2ABB92C8 1 23870924 238708FC FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF
2A77CEE0: 238760B8 FFFFFFFF 2ABB9198 3 4 4 2ABB9198 3
2A77CF00: 238761C8 2387613C FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF 2BF95694 2ABB9198
2A77CF20: 2BF95694 31B6CF30 1 1 23876910 FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF
2A77CF40: FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF B0510000 20 210 80010700 B0510000 20
2A77CF60: 210 21457A94 FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF 20 2145B4A8
2A77CF80: FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF 0 1 0 1 21171768 -
Still having problems with Safari reloading pages , mostly huffington, even after resetting, Any help?
This has been bothering me too, and I might have a possible fix for it.
I did some digging around, and I'm pretty sure this is happening because of a new feature in Safari 5 (more specifically, it's new to Webkit2) called "multi-process windows". You can read some info about it here, but the essential point is that Safari now runs on two separate processes -- one for the user interface (the "UI process"), and one for the content (the "web process"). If any page misbehaves, it can crash the web process, but instead of causing the entire application to quit (which is what would have happened in Safari 4 and earlier), Safari now just silently restarts the web process and then reloads all the tabs you had open.
That's great in theory, but for whatever reason, the web process seems to crash or hang quite often; I see Safari 5 suddenly reloading tabs far more frequently than outright crashes used to occur in earlier versions. The net effect is that this feature that's meant to make Safari more stable has so far caused a lot more problems than it has actually solved.
Anyway, if you enable the Debug menu in Safari (you can do this with TinkerTool or any of several other similar apps; note that this is not a hack, it's simply a hidden setting in Safari, so there should be no problem with me mentioning it here), there's an option in that menu called "Use multi-process windows". I haven't tested it yet (I don't have time at the moment), but disabling that option might stop this "spontaneously reloading tabs" nonsense from happening. I'll look into it later and post a blog entry if I can confirm that this solves the issue (in which case I'll come back and post a link to it in this thread). -
Mail reloads and show old/deleted messages as new ones
I have a MacBook Pro, 13-inch Retina, Late 2013. Current system is OS X Yosemite 10.10.2.
I have over a longer period of time experienced problem with my mail program. The application suddenly reloads old, both deleted and not deleted, messages as they were new once. This issue has been on older versions of Yosemite also. I use POP, and the mail is a hotmail account.
Hope anyone can help.Hello,
I have the same problem but with my iphone 3gs. After the new upgrade to 5.0.1 I realized that all of my old text messages disappear after every new one I receive. I just spoke to an engineer at Apple support and he said he will be calling me back in a few days, once their team finds out what the underlying issue with the software is, that is causing this. As soon as I hear back I will post the outcome. Until then, I suggest you all call and make it apparent to the support line, because when I told them the issue I was having they had no idea, and said it was good that I brought it to heir attention otherwise they hadn't heard about such a situation until now. Hope tha helps :-) -
Downgrade versions of WLC controller code.
Hi All,
We have recently upgraded controller code to 7.3.101.0 from Version 7.0.116.0. after that users started reporting wirless disconnction issues.
we wanted to roolback to older code 7.0.116.0.
But WLC shows....
Primary images as 7.3.101.0
Backup images as 7.2.110.0
We need some clarification to procees further...please help
Can we simply downgrade to 7.2.110.0 ? --- by setecting secondary code in WLC ... command -->Config boot --> by selecting seondary code.
Is there any impact ?
or upload 7.0.116.0 code on WLC and reload of WLC will work ?
Thanks
SriSri,
First off... Did you upgrade the FUS image when you upgraded to 7.3? This FUS image is required when the WLC is upgraded to v7.2.x.
Also note that if you have 3602 AP's you need v7.2.x.
If you want to downgrade, just load the code you want and it will replace one of the code versions and I believe it will replace the secondary, but that doesn't matter. After you upload the code, then push that code to all the AP's. When that completes, interchange the image on the ap and verify that the ap image has the code you are going to as primary and then you can reboot the WLC.
Sent from Cisco Technical Support iPhone App -
ISR 4451-X reloading without crash logs
Hi All,
I have recently had multiple reloads on two of our routers (ISR 4451-X) installed at different sites.
I can't find any crash logs after this sudden reload. It could be a crash of the Kernel which I believe do not produce any logs.
Has anyone encountered a similar crash on any of the IOS-XE platforms?
Cheers
AshilI recently experienced an unexplained reload on an ISR 4451-X. Anyone have any clues?
router#sh ver
Cisco IOS XE Software, Version 03.13.00.S - Extended Support Release
Cisco IOS Software, ISR Software (X86_64_LINUX_IOSD-UNIVERSALK9-M), Version 15.4(3)S, RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc11)
Technical Support: http://www.cisco.com/techsupport
Copyright (c) 1986-2014 by Cisco Systems, Inc.
Compiled Mon 28-Jul-14 01:18 by mcpre
Cisco IOS-XE software, Copyright (c) 2005-2014 by cisco Systems, Inc.
All rights reserved. Certain components of Cisco IOS-XE software are
licensed under the GNU General Public License ("GPL") Version 2.0. The
software code licensed under GPL Version 2.0 is free software that comes
with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. You can redistribute and/or modify such
GPL code under the terms of GPL Version 2.0. For more details, see the
documentation or "License Notice" file accompanying the IOS-XE software,
or the applicable URL provided on the flyer accompanying the IOS-XE
software.
ROM: IOS-XE ROMMON
router uptime is 1 hour, 6 minutes
Uptime for this control processor is 1 hour, 7 minutes
System returned to ROM by reload
System restarted at 10:14:38 PST Tue Dec 16 2014
System image file is "bootflash:/isr4400-universalk9.03.13.00.S.154-3.S-ext.SPA.bin"
Last reload reason: PowerOn
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Technology Package License Information:
Technology Technology-package Technology-package
Current Type Next reboot
appx None None None
uc None None None
security securityk9 Permanent securityk9
ipbase ipbasek9 Permanent ipbasek9
cisco ISR4451-X/K9 (2RU) processor with 664304K/6147K bytes of memory.
Processor board ID xxxxxxxxx
4 Gigabit Ethernet interfaces
32768K bytes of non-volatile configuration memory.
8388608K bytes of physical memory.
15396735K bytes of flash memory at bootflash:.
Configuration register is 0x2102
router#
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