You must inspect the front and back line card connectors, and retainers before installing the line card into the switch chassis.
7.2Troubleshooting Line Cards
The status LEDs on the line cards can help you determine the problems with the line cards. See TABLE
TABLE 7-1 Line Card Status LEDs
Glyph | Name | Color | State and Meaning |
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| Locator | White | On – No function. |
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| Off – Normal operation. |
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| Flashing – The line card is identifying itself. |
| Blue | On – Line card has been disabled and is ready to be removed. | |
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| Off – Do not remove |
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| Flashing – No function. |
| Attention | Amber | On – Fault detected. |
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| Off – No fault detected. |
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| Flashing – Critical error. |
| Ok | Green | On – Normal operation at full power. |
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| Off – Standby voltage, or no power at all applied. |
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| Flashing – No Function. |
N/A | Link | Green | On – Link established. |
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| Off – No link or link down. |
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| Flashing – Symbol error. |
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Additionally, the following commands can provide basic status information:
■showpresent
■checkpwrfault
■checkvoltages
■checkswitches
■showtemps
More complex and verbose commands are available for troubleshooting. See the Sun Datacenter Switch 3456 Administration Guide and Sun Datacenter Switch 3456 Reference Manual for further information.