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Troubleshooting
Each SCSI bus has its own LED to show activity on that bus. The LED blinks when I/O is occurring and is
solid when there is heavy activity.
The
Fault
LED lights yellow when the SNC is turned on, then immediately goes dark. Software activates
the LED if there is a system error.
Check for Problems on Attached Devices
Check the following in order to find problems on attached devices:
•
LEDs
•
Display panels
•
Firmware levels
•
Operability
Check Host Versions
Check the following to find problems on attached hosts:
•
Operating system version
•
Service pack version
•
Host adapter version
•
Host adapter firmware version
•
Host adapter device driver version
•
iSCSI driver version
If an update is required, perform the update. For an updated list of support SNC host platforms and host
adapters, visit
www.adic.com
.
Check SNC Product Versions
For a current list of required updates, visit
www.adic.com
.
Table 3
LEDs on the SNC 4501
LED
Appearance
Meaning
Ethernet activity LEDs
green, blinking
I/O activity
Ethernet activity LED
off
no link
Ethernet speed LEDs
amber on
speed is 1 Gb/sec
Ethernet speed LED
off
speed is 1/100 Mb/sec
SCSI bus activity LED
blinking
I/O activity
Fault LED
on, amber
unit is starting up
Fault LED
blinking
fatal fault imminent
Summary of Contents for SNC 4500
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