Chapter 1: Overview
Table 10. SYS (System) Status LEDs
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| Solid Green | Indicates that the | |
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| Fabric Card is operating normally as the active | |
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| master controller card. | |
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| Flashing | Indicates that the controller card is initializing its | |
CFC | Green | AlliedWare Plus Operating System or | |
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| synchronizing its database with the active master | |
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| controller card. | |
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| Solid | Indicates that the controller card is operating | |
| Amber | normally as the standby master controller card. | |
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| Flashing | Indicates that the controller card is disabled. This | |
| Amber | state might occur if the standby master controller | |
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| card is disabled by the active master controller | |
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| card because the two cards have incompatible | |
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| versions of the AlliedWare Plus Operating System | |
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| and are unable to resolve the problem, possibly | |
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| because of insufficient free flash memory. | |
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| Solid Green | Indicates that the power supplies are operating | |
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| properly. | |
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PSU | Flashing | Indicates that a power supply is experiencing a | |
| Amber | problem. Possible causes are: | |
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| The input AC voltage from a power source is | |
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| not within the normal operating range of a | |
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| power supply module. | |
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| The output DC voltage from a power supply | |
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| module to the line cards is not within the | |
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| normal operating range. | |
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| A power supply is experiencing high | |
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| temperature. | |
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| A power supply has failed. | |
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| Check the status LEDs on the individual power | |
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| supply modules to determine which module has a | |
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| fault condition. | |
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FAN | Solid Green | Indicates that the fan module is operating properly. | |
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Flashing | Indicates that the fan module has a problem. The | ||
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| Amber | fans are operating below the normal operating | |
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| range or have stopped. | |
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