After performing a CMC reset (using the RACADM racreset subcommand), when a command is entered, the following
message is displayed:
racadm Transport: ERROR: (RC=-1)

This message indicates that another command must be issued only after CMC completes the reset.
Using the RACADM subcommands sometimes displays one or more of the following errors:

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Local error messages — Problems such as syntax, typographical errors, and incorrect names. Example:ERROR:

Use the RACADM help subcommand to display correct syntax and usage information.
CMC-related error messages — Problems where the CMC is unable to perform an action. Also might say "racadm
command failed."
Type racadm gettracelog for debugging information.
While using remote RACADM, the prompt changes to a ">" and the "$" prompt is not displayed again.
If a non-matched double quotation mark (") or a non-matched single quotation (’) is used in the command, the CLI
changes to the ">" prompt and queues all commands.
To return to the $ prompt, type –d.
An error message "Not Found" is displayed, while using the $ logout and $ quit commands.
The logout and quit commands are not supported in the CMC RACADM interface.

Managing and Recovering a Remote System

While accessing the CMC Web interface, a security warning stating that the host name of the SSL certificate does not
match the host name of CMC is displayed.
CMC includes a default CMC server certificate to ensure network security for the Web interface and remote RACADM
features. When this certificate is used, the Web browser displays a security warning because the default certificate is
issued to CMC default certificate which does not match the host name of CMC (for example, the IP address).

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