Use the following list of common error messages for troubleshooting the possible
solutions.
| End user error message | Description | Possible causes | Solutions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Could not create sync | Authorized account is not suitable for synchronization | The network you are trying to authorize is not a standard, enterprise or partner network, or you have exceeded your Cloud storage quota. | Create and authorize a standard, enterprise or partner network. To prevent this issue, disable Enterprise to Cloud Sync on the replica on-premise server. For more information, see Enterprise to Cloud Sync on replica on-premise instances. |
| Unable to connect to the sync server | Unable to connect to SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud. | The server on which SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud is running is disconnected. | Connect to the synchronization server. If the server is down, contact SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud support. |
| Could not remove sync | Unable to remove synchronization | Files within the synchronized folder or its subfolders are locked for editing in SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud. | Make sure that all files within the synchronized folder and its subfolders are unlocked for editing in SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud. |
| Could not request sync | Unable to put in a request to synchronize content from on-premise cloud into SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud. | Your on-premise system cannot communicate with the SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud. | Make sure that your on-premise system is up and running and that you are signed in to
it. Make sure that SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud is up and running. |
| A node already exists in the target folder with the same name | Unable to synchronize content between SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud and SkyVault Share on-premise | The node with the same name exists on SkyVault Content Services in the Cloudd. | Rename the on-premise node and try syncing again or delete the node with the same name from SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud and try synchronizing again. |
| Target folder could not be found | The folder specified as the target folder does not exist in SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud. | The folder specified as the target folder for the synchronization does not exist on SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud. | Specify a different target folder on SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud or create a new folder with a matching name. |
| Content cannot be created, it is already synchronized from somewhere else | Content with the same name cannot be synchronized twice to the same location in SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud | Different users are trying to synchronize content item at the same time to the same SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud target location. | Synchronize content to a different location. |
| Content has already been synchronized from somewhere else | A content item can be synchronized only once and to one location in SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud. | The content item that you are trying to synchronize, has already been synchronized | Make sure that the content item does not exist anywhere else on SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud or that the content item has not already been synchronized. |
| Content no longer exists on the remote system | Unable to synchronize content as the content item no longer exists on cloud. | Content does not exist on SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud. | Make sure that the content item exists on SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud. |
| Content can not be updated, access denied | Unable to update content on SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud. | The user does not have permission to update content on SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud | Make sure that the user has the correct permissions to update content. |
| Content size violation (limit exceeded) | Unable to synchronize content on to SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud | The user has exceed the allocated content size limit for an individual file on a network. | Try to reduce the size of the content item, if that is not possible, contact SkyVault Support to request an increase to content size limit for individual file for your cloud Network. |
| Quota violation (limit exceeded) | Unable to synchronize content on to SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud | User has exceeded the allocated quota of storage space on cloud | Try to reduce the size of the content item and/or empty your trashcan by using the Account settings. If that is not possible, contact SkyVault Support to request an increase to the overall storage space quota for your cloud Network. |
| Unable to push changes for this node. The authentication details are no longer valid. | Unable to make any changes to the content on to this node in SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud. | The user has not provided valid authentication details | Make sure that the user has valid authentication details to gain access to the cloud. |
| Unable to push changes for this node. The owner no longer exists. | Unable to make any changes to the content on to this node in SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud. | The owner of this node no longer exists | Unsynchronize the content. |
| No network is enabled for sync | No network is enabled for synchronization | The user has not set the correct URL for SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud in the SkyVault-global.properties file. | Set a valid URL for SkyVault Content Services in the Cloud in the SkyVault-global.properties file and run your on-premise system again. |