Appendix C. iSCSI Error Codes
Interpreting software iSCSI error codes
The following table provides us with the information we need to decipher a software iSCSI error code in the vSphere logfiles. If the code is displayed as decimal, we can simply use the decimal column. If the code is displayed as an 8-digit hex code, in order to read it properly, we need to split it into two 4-digit hex numbers and use the Hex Code column. For example, I.E. 00050201 becomes 0005 and 0201.
|
Hex Code |
Decimal Code |
Source |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
0000 |
0 |
Initiator |
No Error |
|
0001 |
1 |
Initiator |
Generic Error |
|
0002 |
2 |
Initiator |
Object Not Found |
|
0003 |
3 |
Initiator |
Out of Memory |
|
0004 |
4 |
Initiator |
Transport Failure: This is a common error and indicates a network problem ... |
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