Q-Logic FIRMWARE VERSION 7.4 manual A1005.0069 Primary blade seating was resolved

3 – Event Messages Alarm Events

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(A1005.0066) (Switch is not fault-tolerant. Fault Tolerant license is installed, but secondary CPU is faulted)

Meaning:	The SANbox 9000 switch is not fault tolerant because of a fault on
	the secondary CPU blade.
Action:	Replace the secondary CPU blade.

(A1005.0067) (HyperStack(tm) license installed, but only 1 CPU blade installed - alarm

status)
Meaning:	A SANbox 9000 switch that is licensed for HyperStacking must
	have two CPU blades to make use of the HyperStack feature. If
	only one CPU blade is installed, this alarm message is issued with
	alarm status ALARM SET. When the second CPU blade is
	installed, the alarm message is reissued with alarm status ALARM
	CLEAR.
Action:	If the alarm status is ALARM SET, install the second CPU blade.
(A1005.0068) (Primary blade seating is questionable)
Meaning:	The SANbox 9000 primary CPU blade is not fully installed.
Action:	Reseat the primary CPU blade.
(A1005.0069) (Primary blade seating was resolved)
Meaning:	The SANbox 9000 primary CPU blade seating problem has been
	corrected.
Action:	None
(A1005.006A) (User account account_name has expired)
Meaning:	The named user account has exceeded its expiration date.
Action:	Review the user account and make the necessary corrections.
(A1005.006B) (Temperature too high, turning off lasers)
Meaning:	The switch has overheated and the Fibre Channel port lasers have
	been turned off.
Action:	Power down the switch, correct the conditions that caused the
	switch to overheat, and power up the switch.
(A1005.006C) (3.3V out of spec, turning off lasers)
Meaning:	Fibre Channel switch ports are receiving incorrect voltages. Lasers
	have been turned off.
Action:	Contact your authorized maintenance provider.

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