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16.2 Device Failure and Event Information
This chapter describes the details of device failures and event information. All messages
for device failures and event information are output to the operation terminal window.
Depending on the error severity or event content, the information is classified into seven
event levels, ranging from
E3
to
E9
. If you specify the event level by using the
set
logging
console
command, you can limit the output of messages to the specified level or lower.
16.2.1 Network interface unit
(1) Event location = NXSC-03
The following table describes device failure and event information when the event occurred
on an NXSC-03.
Table 16-1 Device failure and event information when the event occurred on an NXSC-03.
Event
Level
Event
location
Message
ID
Additional
information
Highest 4
bits
Message text
No.
Description
E6
NXSC-03
25020200
9240
NIF restarted because of its
hardware failure.
1
The NIF was restarted because the NIF hardware failed.
Explanation of the message text
None.
Action
Check subsequent fault recovery log entries or fault recovery failure log entries.
If the recovery was successful, operations can resume. If the recovery failed, replace the NIF.
E6
NXSC-03
25020201
9250
Port restarted because of its
hardware failure.
2
A port was restarted because a hardware failure occurred at the port.
Explanation of the message text
None.
Action
Check subsequent fault recovery log entries or fault recovery failure log entries.
If the system has recovered from the fault, operations can resume. If the recovery failed, replace the NIF.
R6
NXSC-03
25020200
9240
NIF recovered from hardware failure.
3
The NIF recovered from a hardware failure.
Explanation of the message text
None.
Action
None.
R6
NXSC-03
25020201
9250
Port recovered from hardware
failure.
4
A port has recovered from a hardware failure.
Explanation of the message text
None.
Action
None.
Summary of Contents for GX1000-SMC013X
Page 94: ...94 5 Configuration Guide 5 1 Base Software Configuration Guide ...
Page 105: ...105 7 Access Lists 7 1 Access lists ...
Page 153: ...153 8 Policy Based Switching 8 1 Policy based switching ...
Page 165: ...165 9 Policy Based Routing 9 1 Policy based routing ...
Page 177: ...177 Figure 10 1 Overview of mode transitions ...
Page 213: ...213 17 MIB Reference 17 1 Private MIBs 17 2 Supported MIB Traps ...
Page 229: ...229 H W BOOT 11 44 MISC 1 0 SPCT 0 34 10 The updating of the SP files is finished ...
Page 451: ...451 28 Additional Information ...