Cisco IOS XR System Error Reference Guide for XR12000 Series Platform Specific Messages, Release 3.4 - Access Control List (ACL) Messages [Cisco IOS XR Software]

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Access Control List (ACL) Messages

PFILTER_NETIO_LTRACE Messages

Access Control List (ACL) Messages

This section contains all ACL related System Error Messages. The following facility codes are represented in this module:

•PFILTER_NETIO_LTRACE Messages

PFILTER_NETIO_LTRACE Messages
Error Message     
%ACL-PFILTER_NETIO_LTRACE-7-INIT ltrace_init failed for '[chars]': [chars]
Explanation Initialization failed. Both the initialization type and the error code are displayed. The sysmgr process will restart the ipv4_aclmgr if this condition happens.
Recommended Action None

	Cisco IOS XR System Error Reference Guide for XR12000 Series Platform Specific Messages, Release 3.4
	Access Control List (ACL) Messages
Cisco IOS XR System Error Reference Guide for XR12000 Series Platform Specific Messages, Release 3.4 Preface Overview Access Control List (ACL) Messages Diagnostic Messages Forwarding Messages High Availability (HA) Messages Installation Messages Internet Protocol (IP) Messages Layer 1 Messages Layer 2 Messages Manageability (MGBL) Messages Operating System (OS) Messages Packet Infrastructure Messages Platform Messages Quality of Service (QoS) Messages Routing Messages Index	Download this chapter Access Control List (ACL) Messages Download the complete book Book-level PDF: Cisco IOS XR System Error Reference Guide for XR12000 Series Platform Specific Messages (PDF - 3 MB) Table Of Contents Access Control List (ACL) Messages PFILTER_NETIO_LTRACE Messages Access Control List (ACL) Messages This section contains all ACL related System Error Messages. The following facility codes are represented in this module: •PFILTER_NETIO_LTRACE Messages PFILTER_NETIO_LTRACE Messages Error Message %ACL-PFILTER_NETIO_LTRACE-7-INIT ltrace_init failed for '[chars]': [chars] Explanation Initialization failed. Both the initialization type and the error code are displayed. The sysmgr process will restart the ipv4_aclmgr if this condition happens. Recommended Action None
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