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Installing and Using Utilities 5-55
Diagnostics
The NEC Express5800/ft series provides the self-check diagnosis function for some components. If
a fault occurs in a component, the NEC Express5800/ft series can diagnose the component to detect
the fault.
To diagnose a component with the NEC ESMPRO Manager, use the [Maintenance] tree of the
component in the data viewer. Open the tree of the component to be diagnosed and select the
[Maintenance] tree.
To diagnose of a component with the ft server utility, use the utility screen of the component.
The table below shows the potential cases in which a component is to be diagnosed.
Diagnosis
Component
Remote Local
CPU Module
When a phenomenon causing the
module to be down occurs or a
phenomenon supposed to be a
malfunction occurs.
Executable in any of the following
module states (this can be viewed on
manager screen):
•
Removed
•
Broken
•
Shot
•
Firmware Update Complete
To diagnose the module under
operation, bring down the module
before the diagnosis.
When a phenomenon causing the
module to be down occurs or a
phenomenon supposed to be a
malfunction occurs.
Executable in any of the following
module states:
•
When the status LED 1 is red and
the status LED 2 is off
Only the status LED 1 illuminates red
when the module is in one the
following states:
•
Removed
•
Broken
•
Shot
•
Firmware Update Complete
(no fault found by diagnosis)
To diagnose the module under
operation, bring down the module
before the diagnosis.
PCI Module
or Expansion PCI
Module
Same as above
Same as above
Remote: Executable from remote management PC by using NEC ESMPRO Manager
Local:
Executable on local server by using ft server utility
–: Not
support
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