Q-Logic FIRMWARE VERSION 7.4 manual A1004.0049 Eport Isolating due to Remote inactive

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(A1004.0049) (Eport Isolating due to Remote inactive)

Meaning:	The remote switch is unresponsive, and the link has not been
	brought up. The port will be isolated because the remote switch
	failed to respond.
Action:	Investigate the remote switch for connection problems.

(A1004.0050) (Maximum hard zoning member limit exceeded, Reverting to soft zoning. Requires port reset.)

Meaning:	The maximum number of zone members associated with a port is
	limited to 64. If this number is exceeded, the switch cannot enforce
	hard zoning and will revert to soft zoning.
Action:	Reduce the number of zone members associated with the port and
	reset the port.

(A1004.0051) (Blade IO blade_number isolated due to startup problem)

Meaning:	There is an internal communication issue with an IO blade. It will
	be set down until it clears.
Action:	If this problem persists, contact your authorized maintenance
	provider.

(A1004.0052) (Eport Isolating due to Switch Binding failure)

Meaning:	A device attempted to login as an inter-switch link, but that device
	was not configured in the switch binding list.
Action:	Add the device to the switch binding list.

(A1004.0053) (Adding Denial of Service entry for source FC Address 0xaddress)

Meaning:	A number of frames from the indicated address have been
	received. These frames are from a source that is not zoned with
	the destination. A denial of service entry will be set up to discard
	these frames.
Action:	Investigate the source at the specified Fibre Channel address.
(A1004.0054) (Eport Isolating due to Link to self)
Meaning:	Two ports on the same switch cannot be connected together.
Action:	Disconnect one or both ports.

(A1004.0055) (Chassis Interconnect cables misconfigured, see configuration guide for optimal setup)

Meaning:	Two SANbox 9000 switches are interconnected with
	HyperStacking cables in a manner that is not supported.
Action:	Refer to the Installation Guide for information about how to connect
	SANbox 9000 switches with HyperStacking cables.

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