3.1.5.2 Provision Command Errors

The following table specifies the actions a client SHOULD take based upon the value of the Status element that is a child of the Provision element. Status codes greater than 100 are not supported by all protocol versions. For more details, see [MS-ASCMD] section 2.2.2.

Code	Meaning	Cause	Resolution
1	Success.	The Policies element contains information about security policies.	Apply the applicable policy.
2	Protocol error.	Syntax error in the Provision command request.	Fix syntax in the request and resubmit.
3	An error occurred on the server.	Server misconfiguration, temporary system issue, or bad item. This is frequently a transient condition.	Retry.
139	The client cannot fully comply with all requirements of the policy.	The client returned a value of 2 in the Status child element of the Policy element in a request to the server to acknowledge a policy.<2> The server is configured to not allow clients that cannot fully apply the policy.	Server administrator intervention is required.
141	The device is not provisionable.	The client did not submit a policy key value in a request. The server is configured to not allow clients that do not submit a policy key value.	Include a policy key value in the X-MS-PolicyKey header ([MS-ASHTTP] section 2.2.1.1.2.8) or the Policy key field of the Base64 Encoded Query Value ([MS-ASHTTP] section 2.2.1.1.1.1).
145	The client is externally managed.	The client returned a value of 4 in the Status child element of the Policy element in a request to the server to acknowledge a policy. The server is configured to not allow externally managed clients.	The client can issue a new Provision request and apply the policy, overwriting any external provisioning. If this is not possible, server administrator intervention is required.

The following table specifies the actions a client SHOULD take based upon the value of the Status element that is a child of the Policy element. For details about the Status element as a child of the Policy element, see section 2.2.2.54.1.

Code	Meaning	Cause	Resolution
1	Success.	The requested policy data is included in the response.	Apply the policy.
2	Policy not defined.	No policy of the requested type is defined on the server.	Stop sending policy information. No policy is implemented.
3	The policy type is unknown.	The client sent a policy that the server does not recognize.	Issue a request with the PolicyType element set as specified in section 2.2.2.43.
4	Policy data is corrupt.	The policy data on the server is corrupt.	Server administrator intervention is required.
5	Policy key mismatch.	The client is trying to acknowledge an out-of-date or invalid policy.	Issue a new Provision request to obtain a valid policy key.