Chapter2 Fault Descriptions
Access Point Faults
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FAQ and Troubleshooting Guide for the CiscoWorks Wireless LAN Solution Engine
Packet Error is in is in
Overloaded state
(error rate %)
Non-IOS
and IOS
The fault threshold
set for the
overloaded state
has been exceeded.
When this fault is
cleared, the
following message
displays: Packet
Error is in OK state.
Manage Fault
Settings >
Thresholds >
Access Point >
RF Port Packet
Errors
Verify that the fault
threshold is set correctly.
If the threshold is set
correctly, review your
network to determine the
action necessary to clear
the fault condition.
Port is
administratively set
to down
Non-IOS
and IOS
The port has been
set to Down by the
administrator.
When this fault is
cleared, the
following message
displays: Port is up
This fault is not
generated
based on a
threshold or
policy
violation.
There is no action
necessary; the port has
been deliberately shut
down.
Port is down Non-IOS
and IOS
The port is
operationally
down.
When this fault is
cleared, the
following message
displays: Port is up
This fault is not
generated
based on a
threshold or
policy
violation.
Check the device to
determine why the port is
down.
If you have added or
removed an interface from
an access point, the WLSE
might generate an
erronous fault. S ee What
are the results of adding or
removing an interface
from an access point?,
page 1-14.
Table2-1 Access Point Faults (continued)
Fault Description Type Explanation Related Setting Recommended Action