The Fabric Control messages are returned to the computer that submitted the command. These messages are not sent to the log monitor.

Message	Definition	Suggested Solution
Failed to Deploy <file name>: not deployable file type	The fabric was unable to deploy the specified file because it is not a deployable file type.	If the file is a configuration file, Verify the file was saved as a text file. Verify the file extension is .cfg. If the file is an application package, repackage the application and deploy again. If the file is a Appistry EAF upgrade package, contact Customer Support.
Failed to deploy <file name>: requires fabric version <version>, found fabric version <version>	The fabric was unable to deploy the specified file because the fabric is not running the required version of the fabric system files.	Upgrade the fabric system files to the required version then redeploy the file.
Failed to deploy <file name>: requires OS <operating system>, found OS <operating system>	The fabric was unable to deploy the file because the fabric is not running the required operating system.	Verify the correct Appistry EAF upgrade file is being deployed.
Failed to deploy <file name>: requires OS version <version>, found OS version <version>	The fabric was unable to deploy the file because the fabric is not running the required version of the operating system.	Remove a worker from the fabric and upgrade to the required version. Increase the version value in the image.cfg file. Create a new image and re-image the fabric. Once the fabric has completed the imaging procedure, redeploy the file.
Failed to deploy <file name>: unable to read	The fabric was unable to deploy the file because the user trying to deploy the file does not have permission to access the file.	Verify the file's permissions and update if necessary.
Failed to deploy <file name>: version <version> fabric workers OS is out of sync	The fabric was unable to deploy the file because the workers are running different versions of the operating system.	Remove a worker from the fabric and verify it is running the desired operating system version. Increase the version value in the image.cfg file. Create a new image and re-image the fabric. Once the fabric has completed the imaging procedure, redeploy the file.