AP Reboot Alert Reasons
The following table displays the AP reboot alert reasons:
Table 1: AP Reboot Alert Reasons
| AP Reboot Reason | Description |
|---|---|
|
Image download timeout |
Image upgrade failed because the download did not complete within the allowed time. |
|
Image download DNS unresolved |
Image upgrade failed because the hostname could not be resolved via DNS. |
|
Image sync failed |
Image synchronization process failed between components. |
|
Extension firmware not found |
Extension firmware could not be located even though the server was reachable. |
|
Extension image not found |
Extension image file was not found during the upgrade process. |
|
Power loss |
AP rebooted due to complete loss of power. |
|
Power – AP lost power or cold reset |
AP rebooted due to a cold hardware reset caused by power loss. |
|
AP is using the default IP |
AP rebooted because default IP usage is not allowed in the network. |
|
Internal Error: CPU reset |
System triggered a reset due to internal CPU-related issue. |
|
Internal Error: CPU |
System detected an internal CPU issue leading to reboot. |
|
Internal error: Out of memory |
Reboot triggered due to system running out of memory. |
|
Internal Error: Bad CRC |
Reboot caused by data corruption detected via CRC mismatch. |
|
Internal Error: Kernel – NSS FW |
Reboot occurred because NSS firmware crashed. |
|
Internal Error: Kernel |
Reboot triggered due to a general kernel panic. |