Network Management V1 API - Module Google::Cloud::NetworkManagement::V1::AbortInfo::Cause (v1.3.0)

Reference documentation and code samples for the Network Management V1 API module Google::Cloud::NetworkManagement::V1::AbortInfo::Cause.

Abort cause types:

value: 0
Cause is unspecified.

value: 1
Aborted due to unknown network. Deprecated, not used in the new tests.

value: 3
Aborted because no project information can be derived from the test input. Deprecated, not used in the new tests.

value: 7
Aborted because traffic is sent from a public IP to an instance without an external IP. Deprecated, not used in the new tests.

value: 8
Aborted because none of the traces matches destination information specified in the input test request. Deprecated, not used in the new tests.

value: 11
Aborted because the source endpoint could not be found. Deprecated, not used in the new tests.

value: 12
Aborted because the source network does not match the source endpoint. Deprecated, not used in the new tests.

value: 13
Aborted because the destination endpoint could not be found. Deprecated, not used in the new tests.

value: 14
Aborted because the destination network does not match the destination endpoint. Deprecated, not used in the new tests.

value: 2
Aborted because no endpoint with the packet's destination IP address is found.

value: 32
Aborted because no endpoint with the packet's destination IP is found in the Google-managed project.

value: 23
Aborted because the source IP address doesn't belong to any of the subnets of the source VPC network.

value: 4
Aborted because user lacks permission to access all or part of the network configurations required to run the test.

value: 28
Aborted because user lacks permission to access Cloud NAT configs required to run the test.

value: 29
Aborted because user lacks permission to access Network endpoint group endpoint configs required to run the test.

value: 36
Aborted because user lacks permission to access Cloud Router configs required to run the test.

value: 5
Aborted because no valid source or destination endpoint is derived from the input test request.

value: 6

Aborted because the source or destination endpoint specified in the request is invalid. Some examples:

• The request might contain malformed resource URI, project ID, or IP address.
• The request might contain inconsistent information (for example, the request might include both the instance and the network, but the instance might not have a NIC in that network).

value: 9
Aborted because the number of steps in the trace exceeds a certain limit. It might be caused by a routing loop.

value: 10
Aborted due to internal server error.

value: 15
Aborted because the test scenario is not supported.

value: 16
Aborted because the source and destination resources have no common IP version.

value: 17
Aborted because the connection between the control plane and the node of the source cluster is initiated by the node and managed by the Konnectivity proxy.

value: 18
Aborted because expected resource configuration was missing.

value: 24
Aborted because expected VM instance configuration was missing.

value: 25
Aborted because expected network configuration was missing.

value: 26
Aborted because expected firewall configuration was missing.

value: 27
Aborted because expected route configuration was missing.

value: 19
Aborted because a PSC endpoint selection for the Google-managed service is ambiguous (several PSC endpoints satisfy test input).

value: 20
Aborted because tests with a PSC-based Cloud SQL instance as a source are not supported.

value: 34
Aborted because tests with a Redis Cluster as a source are not supported.

value: 35
Aborted because tests with a Redis Instance as a source are not supported.

value: 21
Aborted because tests with a forwarding rule as a source are not supported.

value: 22
Aborted because one of the endpoints is a non-routable IP address (loopback, link-local, etc).

value: 30
Aborted due to an unknown issue in the Google-managed project.

value: 31
Aborted due to an unsupported configuration of the Google-managed project.