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Using the HP Web Browser Interface
The Web Browser Interface Screen Layout
Alert TypesThe following table lists the types of alerts that can be generated.
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First Time Install | Important installation information for your switch. |
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Problem Driver or NIC | Problem software driver or LAN adapter detected on port. |
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Problem XCVR or NIC | Problem transceiver or LAN adapter card detected on |
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Problem Cable | Problem cable detected on port. |
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Cable Length/Repeater Hops | Problem cable detected on port. |
| Packet loss detected, which could be due to excessive |
| number of gateways to traverse. |
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Over Bandwidth | Excessive network traffic on port. |
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Broadcast Storm | Excessive broadcasts detected on port. |
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The port has been automatically disabled due to a | |
| detected fault condition, for example, an incorrect |
| transceiver installed in a transceiver slot. |
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Polarity Reversal | Miswired cable detected on port. |
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Network Loop | Network loop detected by switch. |
| Network loop detected on port. |
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Loss of Link | Lost connection to multiple devices on port. |
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N o t e | When troubleshooting the sources of alerts, it may be helpful to also check |
| the switch’s Port Status and Port Counters windows (page |
| respectively) and the Event Log in the switch console (page |
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