TCP/4/SOCKET_TCP6_MD5_AUTHEN_FAIL
Message
TCP/4/SOCKET_TCP6_MD5_AUTHEN_FAIL: TCP6 MD5 authentication failed. (tcpConnLocalAddress=[tcpConnLocalAddress], tcpConnLocalPort=[tcpConnLocalPort], tcpConnRemAddress=[tcpConnRemAddress], tcpConnRemPort=[tcpConnRemPort], hwTCPProtocol=[hwTCPProtocol], hwTCPVrfName=[hwTCPVrfName])
Parameters
| Parameter Name | Parameter Meaning |
|---|---|
TcpConnLocalAddress |
IP address of the local end of a TCP6 connection |
TcpConnLocalPort |
Port number of the local end of the TCP6 connection |
TcpConnRemAddress |
Destination IP address of the TCP6 connection |
TcpConnRemPort |
Port number of the peer end of the TCP6 connection |
HwTCPProtocol |
Name of an upper layer application protocol |
HwTCPVrfName |
Name of virtual routing and forwarding (VRF) |
Possible Causes
Cause 1: The MD5 passwords configured for the local and peer TCP6 ports did not match each other.
Cause 2: An MD5 password was configured only for one TCP6 port.
Procedure
- Run the display current-configuration command on both ends to view whether the MD5 passwords are
configured for the TCP6 connection.
If an MD5 password is configured only for one TCP6 port, configure the same MD5 password for the end that does not have one.If MD5 authentication fails, go to Step 3.
If the MD5 passwords configured for the TCP6 ports are different, go to Step 2.
- Reconfigure the MD5 passwords to the same value.
- Collect log information and configuration information, and then contact technical support personnel.
- End.
