When a protocol level error occurs that cannot be recovered, the Server shall send an Error Message to the Client and closes the TransportConnection gracefully. When the Client receives an Error Message it reports the error to the application and closes the TransportConnection gracefully. If a Client encounters a fatal error, it shall report the error to the application and send a CloseSecureChannel Message. The Server shall close the TransportConnection gracefully when it receives the CloseSecureChannel Message.
The possible OPC UA Connection Protocol errors are defined in Table 77.
Table 77 – OPC UA Connection Protocol error codes
|
Name |
Description |
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Bad_TcpServerTooBusy |
The Server cannot process the request because it is too busy. It is up to the Server to determine when it needs to return this Message. A Server can control the how frequently a Client reconnects by waiting to return this error. |
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Bad_TcpMessageTypeInvalid |
The type of the Message specified in the header invalid. Each Message starts with a 4-byte sequence of ASCII values that identifies the Message type. The Server returns this error if the Message type is not accepted. Some of the Message types are defined by the SecureChannel layer. |
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Bad_TcpSecureChannelUnknown |
The SecureChannelId and/or TokenId are not currently in use. This error is reported by the SecureChannel layer. |
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Bad_TcpMessageTooLarge |
The size of the MessageChunk specified in the header is too large. The Server returns this error if the MessageChunk size exceeds its maximum buffer size or the receive buffer size negotiated during the Hello/Acknowledge exchange. |
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Bad_Timeout |
A timeout occurred while accessing a resource. It is up to the Server to determine when a timeout occurs. |
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Bad_TcpNotEnoughResources |
There are not enough resources to process the request. The Server returns this error when it runs out of memory or encounters similar resource problems. A Server can control the how frequently a Client reconnects by waiting to return this error. |
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Bad_TcpInternalError |
An internal error occurred. This should only be returned if an unexpected configuration or programming error occurs. |
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Bad_TcpEndpointUrlInvalid |
The Server does not recognize the EndpointUrl specified. |
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Bad_SecurityChecksFailed |
The Message was rejected because it could not be verified. |
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Bad_RequestInterrupted |
The request could not be sent because of a network interruption. |
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Bad_RequestTimeout |
Timeout occurred while processing the request. |
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Bad_SecureChannelClosed |
The secure channel has been closed. |
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Bad_SecureChannelTokenUnknown |
The SecurityToken has expired or is not recognized. |
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Bad_CertificateUntrusted |
The sender Certificate is not trusted by the receiver. |
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Bad_CertificateTimeInvalid |
The sender Certificate has expired or is not yet valid. |
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Bad_CertificateIssuerTimeInvalid |
The issuer for the sender Certificate has expired or is not yet valid. |
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Bad_CertificateUseNotAllowed |
The sender’s Certificate may not be used for establishing a secure channel. |
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Bad_CertificateIssuerUseNotAllowed |
The issuer Certificate may not be used as a Certificate Authority. |
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Bad_CertificateRevocationUnknown |
Could not verify the revocation status of the sender’s Certificate. |
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Bad_CertificateIssuerRevocationUnknown |
Could not verify the revocation status of the issuer Certificate. |
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Bad_CertificateRevoked |
The sender Certificate has been revoked by the issuer. |
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Bad_IssuerCertificateRevoked |
The issuer Certificate has been revoked by its issuer. |
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Bad_SequenceNumberInvalid |
The sequence number on the message was not valid. |
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Bad_ServiceUnsupported |
The Service Request contained in the body of the message is not supported. This error is only returned when the Request represents a security risk and it is necessary to immediately close the SecureChannel. For example, calling CreateSession on a SecureChannel that does not allow Sessions. |
The numeric values for these error codes are defined in A.2.
NOTE: The ‘Tcp’ prefix for some of the error codes in Table 77 was chosen when TCP/IP was the only implementation of the OPC UA Connection Protocol. These codes are used with any implementation of the OPC UA Connection Protocol.