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07-19-2011 08:19 PM
Hi All
I got an issue with PA-500 alarm-led is light and when I debug with cli and someing shown fllowing.
>show log system severity equal critical
2011/07/19 10:01:22critical general general 0 Chassis Master Alarm: Temperature
2011/07/19 20:10:22critical general general 0 Chassis Master Alarm: Cleared
2011/07/19 20:16:22critical general general 0 Chassis Master Alarm: Temperature
2011/07/19 20:19:22critical general general 0 Chassis Master Alarm: Cleared
2011/07/19 20:23:22critical general general 0 Chassis Master Alarm: Temperature
2011/07/19 20:26:22critical general general 0 Chassis Master Alarm: Cleared
2011/07/20 09:33:22critical general general 0 Chassis Master Alarm: Temperature
2011/07/20 09:42:22critical general general 0 Chassis Master Alarm: Cleared
Would anyone can tell me what the mane massage show is?
thanks.
-joy
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07-20-2011 12:15 AM
Your Temperature is/was at a threshold value.
Try to check with:
show system environmentals
show system state | match chassis.alarm
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