Extreme 3804 Supplementary Manual
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Advanced System Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Guide
Diagnostics
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Automatically, as a background task under the global system health check umbrella, as configured in
the commands:
the commands:
enable sys-health-check
config sys-health-check auto-recovery <number of tries> [offline | online] (BlackDiamond)
config sys-health-check alarm-level auto-recovery [offline | online] (Alpine or Summit)
This option is available on Summit, Alpine, and BlackDiamond systems, and is described in “System
(CPU and Backplane) Health Check” on page 69.
(CPU and Backplane) Health Check” on page 69.
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Automatically, on a per-slot basis, to scan and check the health of a specific BlackDiamond module,
as configured in the command:
as configured in the command:
configure packet-mem-scan-recovery-mode
This option is available on BlackDiamond systems only, and is described in “Per-Slot Packet Memory
Scan on BlackDiamond Switches” on page 66.
Scan on BlackDiamond Switches” on page 66.
The Role of Processes to Monitor System Operation
When you are in the process of implementing the ExtremeWare diagnostics, keep in mind the software
fault recovery features built into Extreme hardware and software products to detect and respond to
problems to maximize switch reliability and availability. The System-Watchdog, System-Recovery-Mode,
and Reboot-Loop-Protection functions ensure that the switch can not only pass all POST test
diagnostics, but also verify that all processes continue to perform properly during runtime operation.
For more information, see Chapter 4, “Software Exception Handling”.
fault recovery features built into Extreme hardware and software products to detect and respond to
problems to maximize switch reliability and availability. The System-Watchdog, System-Recovery-Mode,
and Reboot-Loop-Protection functions ensure that the switch can not only pass all POST test
diagnostics, but also verify that all processes continue to perform properly during runtime operation.
For more information, see Chapter 4, “Software Exception Handling”.