Cisco Cisco Nexus 7000 M1-Series 48-Port Fiber Gigabit Ethernet Module Guía Para Resolver Problemas
Nexus 7000 Fabric CRC Errors Troubleshoot
Document ID: 116458
Contributed by Yogesh Ramdoss, Cisco TAC Engineer.
Sep 11, 2013
Contents
Introduction
Fabric CRC Detection Overview
Understand the Different Fabric CRC Errors
Fabric CRC Troubleshoot Approach
General CRC Troubleshoot Guidelines
Case Studies
Ingress Module Corrupts the Packets
Logs
Problem
Probable Cause of the Problem
Faulty Component Isolation Process
Mis-Seated XBAR Injects Corrupt Packets
Logs
Problem
Probable Cause of the Problem
Faulty Component Isolation Process
Faulty Egress Module Corrupts Packets from the Fabric
Logs
Problem
Probable Cause of the Problem
Faulty Component Isolation Process
Troubleshoot Commands
Fabric CRC Detection Overview
Understand the Different Fabric CRC Errors
Fabric CRC Troubleshoot Approach
General CRC Troubleshoot Guidelines
Case Studies
Ingress Module Corrupts the Packets
Logs
Problem
Probable Cause of the Problem
Faulty Component Isolation Process
Mis-Seated XBAR Injects Corrupt Packets
Logs
Problem
Probable Cause of the Problem
Faulty Component Isolation Process
Faulty Egress Module Corrupts Packets from the Fabric
Logs
Problem
Probable Cause of the Problem
Faulty Component Isolation Process
Troubleshoot Commands
Introduction
This document describes how to resolve fabric errors reported in the Cisco Nexus 7000 platform. A
troubleshoot of fabric Cyclic Redundancy Checksums (CRCs) involves the collection of data, data analysis,
and an elimination process in order to isolate the problem component. This document covers the most
common types of fabric CRC errors.
troubleshoot of fabric Cyclic Redundancy Checksums (CRCs) involves the collection of data, data analysis,
and an elimination process in order to isolate the problem component. This document covers the most
common types of fabric CRC errors.
Fabric CRC Detection Overview
Here is a high-level diagram of a Nexus 7018 fabric module with M1 linecards: