Procedure for All Errors, Dspcds | Cisco Systems MGX 8220 guide

Cisco Systems MGX 8220 manual Procedure for All Errors, Dspcds

dspcds

MGX 8220 specifications

Models: MGX 8220

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Procedure for All Errors

The first action to take for all failures seen on an MGX 8220 is to collect data from the following commands:

Slot	CardState	CardType	CardAlarm	Redundancy
----	-----------	--------	---------	--------------------
1.1	Unknown	?
1.2	Active	BNM-T3	Minor

1.3Empty

1.4	Active	ASC
1.5	Active	FRSM-4E1
1.6	Active	FRSM-4E1	Major
1.7	Active	FRSM-4T1
1.8	Active	AUSM-4T1

1.9Empty

1.10Empty

1.11Empty

1.12Active FRSM-HS1

1.13Empty

1.14Empty

1.15Unknown

1.16Empty

Column Slot indicates shelf. slot.

Column CardState indicates the status of the card in the card in that slot.

•Active indicates when a card has become active.

•Empty indicates that the active ASC does not recognize that a card is installed in that slot.

•Standby indicates that a card is in standby.

•Mismatch indicates that there is some condition that does not allow the active ASC to complete the initialization of the card in the slot.

•Failed indicates that the card has failed the initialization and configuration.

•Unknown indicates that the active ASC was not able to identify the card installed in the slot. Column CardType indicates the type of card that is installed in that slot.

Column CardAlarm indicates if any major or minor alarms exist for that slot. Column Redundancy indicates if the redundancy state has changed.

The output from the dspcds command is a two screen display—First screen displays the card status and the second screen displays the backplane and node information.

NodeName:	axis_sh1
Date:	01/15/1998
Time:	14:14:40
TimeZone:	PST
TimeZoneGMTOff:	-8
StatsMasterIpAddress:	0.0.0.0
shelfIntegratedAlarm:	Minor
BkplnSerialNum:	135797
BkplnType:	1
BkplnFabNumber:	218412-00
BkplnHwRev:	bb

Syntax : dspcds

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Cisco MGX 8220 Installation and Configuration

Cisco MGX 8220 Installation and Configuration

Release 5.0, Part Number 78-6430-03 Rev. D0, November 2003

Release 5.0, Part Number 78-6430-03 Rev. D0, November 2003