Table 4-1. Troubleshooting Using the Port Status LEDs (Continued)
LED State | Indication | Possible Cause | Corrective Action |
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1 Blink | Link Failure | Link Integrity | Make sure that |
(continued) | (continued) | mismatch. | both ends of the |
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| connection have |
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| the same Link |
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| Integrity setting. |
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2 Blinks | Port | Faulty cable. | Check cable with |
| Partitioned |
| cable tester. |
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| Repair or replace |
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| cable. |
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| Network | Reassign users to |
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| overloaded. | another network |
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| to balance the load. |
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Off | Ports | Ports disabled. | Enable ports. |
| Disabled |
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| Check the | ||
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| not powered up. | Controller Module |
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| Power LEDs. |
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| Broken LED. | Press the LED test |
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| button on the |
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| Controller Module. |
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| Bad | Replace module. |
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| Module. |
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