GTench Posted November 29, 2022 Posted November 29, 2022 I seem to get a large number of entries like this in the error log file. Just wondered what they are and if I should be concerned thanks, Gary Sun 2022/11/20 01:41:57 PM 0 -170001 [Auth:-10103] ::1c61:3fdf:ff7f:0:(6323)->36895 Sun 2022/11/20 01:41:57 PM 0 -10108 Check log Sun 2022/11/20 01:41:57 PM 0 -170001 [Auth:-10103] ::1c61:3fdf:ff7f:0:(6323)->36895 Sun 2022/11/20 01:41:57 PM 0 -10108 Check log Sun 2022/11/20 01:41:57 PM 0 -170001 [Auth:-10103] ::1c61:3fdf:ff7f:0:(6323)->36895 Sun 2022/11/20 01:41:57 PM 0 -10108 Check log Sun 2022/11/20 01:41:57 PM 0 -170001 [Auth:-10103] ::1c51:1fdf:ff7f:0:(59241)->3689 Sun 2022/11/20 01:41:57 PM 0 -10108 Check log Sun 2022/11/20 01:41:57 PM 0 -170001 [Auth:-10103] ::1c51:1fdf:ff7f:0:(59241)->3689 Sun 2022/11/20 01:41:57 PM 0 -10108 Check log Sun 2022/11/20 01:41:57 PM 0 -170001 [Auth:-10103] ::1c51:1fdf:ff7f:0:(59241)->3689 Sun 2022/11/20 01:41:57 PM 0 -10108 Check log Sun 2022/11/20 01:41:57 PM 0 -170001 [Auth:-10103] ::1c51:1fdf:ff7f:0:(59241)->3689 Sun 2022/11/20 01:41:57 PM 0 -10108 Check log Sun 2022/11/20 01:41:57 PM 0 -170001 [Auth:-10103] ::1c61:3fdf:ff7f:0:(20890)->3689 Sun 2022/11/20 01:41:57 PM 0 -10108 Check log Sun 2022/11/20 01:42:48 PM 0 -170001 [Auth:-10103] ::1c51:1fdf:ff7f:0:(40095)->3689 Sun 2022/11/20 01:42:48 PM 0 -10108 Check log Sun 2022/11/20 01:42:48 PM 0 -170001 [Auth:-10103] ::1c51:1fdf:ff7f:0:(40095)->3689 Sun 2022/11/20 01:42:48 PM 0 -10108 Check log Sun 2022/11/20 01:42:48 PM 0 -170001 [Auth:-10103] ::1c51:1fdf:ff7f:0:(40095)->3689 Sun 2022/11/20 01:42:48 PM 0 -10108 Check log Sun 2022/11/20 01:42:48 PM 0 -170001 [Auth:-10103] ::1c61:3fdf:ff7f:0:(36825)->3689 Sun 2022/11/20 01:42:48 PM 0 -10108 Check log Sun 2022/11/20 01:42:48 PM 0 -170001 [Auth:-10103] ::1c61:3fdf:ff7f:0:(36825)->3689 Sun 2022/11/20 01:42:48 PM 0 -10108 Check log Sun 2022/11/20 01:42:48 PM 0 -170001 [Auth:-10103] ::1c61:3fdf:ff7f:0:(36825)->3689 Sun 2022/11/20 01:42:48 PM 0 -10108 Check log Sun 2022/11/20 01:42:48 PM 0 -170001 [Auth:-10103] ::1c61:3fdf:ff7f:0:(36825)->3689 Sun 2022/11/20 01:42:48 PM 0 -10108 Check log Sun 2022/11/20 01:42:48 PM 0 -170001 [Auth:-10103] ::1c51:1fdf:ff7f:0:(16020)->3689 Sun 2022/11/20 01:42:48 PM 0 -10108 Check log Sun 2022/11/20 01:42:56 PM 0 -170001 [Auth:-10103] ::1c61:3fdf:ff7f:0:(10036)->3689 Sun 2022/11/20 01:42:56 PM 0 -10108 Check log Sun 2022/11/20 01:42:56 PM 0 -170001 [Auth:-10103] ::1c61:3fdf:ff7f:0:(10036)->3689 Sun 2022/11/20 01:42:56 PM 0 -10108 Check log Sun 2022/11/20 01:42:56 PM 0 -170001 [Auth:-10103] ::1c61:3fdf:ff7f:0:(10036)->3689 Sun 2022/11/20 01:42:56 PM 0 -10108 Check log Sun 2022/11/20 01:42:56 PM 0 -170001 [Auth:-10103] ::1c51:1fdf:ff7f:0:(42489)->3689 Sun 2022/11/20 01:42:56 PM 0 -10108 Check log
Geddy Posted November 29, 2022 Posted November 29, 2022 @GTench -10103 AUTHENTICATION USER ID DOES NOT EXIST https://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=ISY-99i/ISY-26_INSTEON:Errors_And_Error_Messages Not sure what "LEN" means. What device are you using? What is your firmware? Did you do anything on Sunday to the system that might have started causing this error or is this just the portion that you posted?
Techman Posted November 29, 2022 Posted November 29, 2022 170001 are informational messages and can be ignored.
GTench Posted November 30, 2022 Author Posted November 30, 2022 OK thanks. I am using IOP with latest firmware
Geddy Posted November 30, 2022 Posted November 30, 2022 @GTench While it's been said that 170001 errors are informational only you are getting a lot of them so perhaps something isn't right. Are you still getting them all the time or were they simply limited to the time you showed of 11/20? If ongoing you might want to open a support ticket just to make sure everything else is connecting correctly. I think assuming 170001 errors can be ignored might have been valid for ISY994, but with Polisy and the connection of various dependencies the question needs to be asked and explored a little more as to what is causing the information log hits in the first place.
MrBill Posted December 4, 2022 Posted December 4, 2022 @GTench I agree with @Geddy even if it's informational when they are posting sometimes two rows per second as in your log, it's time to get to the bottom of it. You can send your entire log to support@universal-devices.com they maybe able to identify an issue. Your error log shouldn't get hammered like that. My error log gets just a few rows per day usually.
GTench Posted December 5, 2022 Author Posted December 5, 2022 thanks... I submitted a ticket. I am still getting a large number of entries in the error log file 1
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