Source:  AURP-5.10

Explanation:  UDP could not send an AURP packet. This error can occur if TCP/IP is not bound to a network interface using the source IP address supplied by AURP, if TCP/IP does not have a route to the destination of the packet, or if the server has insufficient memory to send the packet.

Action:  Use NIASCFG to verify that the local IP address configured for AURP matches an IP address specified for a TCP/IP bind. If not, select a new local address. Verify that the IP addresses in the AURP Remote Peers list arecorrect. TCP/IP must be directly attached to the networks specified in these IP addresses or have routes to the networks. Increase the available memory. Refer to Resolving Memory Problems