
48271 NWAYS ETHERNET LAN SWITCH ATM
Troubleshooting
The most likely error at
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Table 1 Troubleshooting
1 Is the Link | Yes | Ensure that the port is turned on |
Status LED OFF? |
| (enabled) at both ends of the link. |
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| You may need to reverse the Transmit |
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| and Receive connectors at one end of |
| No | the link. |
| Go to step 2. | |
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2 Is the Far End | Yes | Ensure that the cable is not |
Status LED OFF? |
| obstructed or damaged. Replace dam- |
| No | aged cable. |
| Go to step 3. | |
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3Has the LEC joined the LANE service?
Check the
Last LEC Failure Reason field on the ATM VLAN LEC Status Screen, as described in the previous section of this guide.
Yes The Switch is operational, but there is a problem with the adjacent ATM Switch, or insufficient resources fur- ther along the network connection.
Check the ATM Connection using the Connection Table, as described in “Dis- playing an ATM Connection” within the “Managing the ATM Module” chapter of the ATM Module User’s Guide.
No
Ensure that you have completed the
Refer to the Last LEC Failure Reason troubleshooting table in the “ATM VLAN LEC Status” section of the “Monitoring the ATM Module” chap- ter of the ATM Module User’s Guide.
If you still cannot resolve the problem, refer to the “Troubleshooting” appen- dix in the User’s Guide.