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Chapter 4. Monitoring system components
The SAN768B is engineered for reliability and requires no routine operational steps
or maintenance. This chapter provides information about determining the status of
the following components using LEDs and CLI commands. Refer to the
Web Tools
Administrator’s Guide and the Fabric OS Administrator’s Guide for additional
information.
v
“Port, application, or encryption blade status”
v
“Control processor blade (CP8) status” on page 59
v “Core switch blade (CR8) status” on page 61
v
“Power supply status” on page 63
v “Blower assembly status” on page 64
v
“WWN bezel and WWN card status” on page 66
Port, application, or encryption blade status
To determine the status of a port or application blade:
1. Check the LEDs on the blade.
v
Figure 15 on page 48 illustrates the FC8-16 port blade.
v Figure 16 on page 49 illustrates the FC8-32 port blade.
v
Figure 17 on page 50 illustrates the FC8-48 port blade.
v Figure 18 on page 51 illustrates the FC8-64 port blade.
v
Figure 19 on page 52 illustrates the FC10-6 port blade.
v Figure 20 on page 53 illustrates the FR4-18i routing blade.
v
Figure 21 on page 54 illustrates the FS8-18 encryption blade
v Figure 22 on page 55 illustrates the FX8-24 extension blade
v
Figure 23 on page 56 illustrates the FCOE10-24 Fibre Channel over Ethernet
blade
2. The LED patterns may temporarily change during POST and other diagnostic
tests. For information about how to interpret the LED patterns, see Table 6 on
page 57, which describes the port, application, and routing blade LED patterns
and the recommended actions for those patterns.
3. Check the blade status by entering slotShow .
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