McDATA 3232 Manual Do Utilizador

McDATA® Sphereon 3032 and 3232 Fabric Switches Installation and Service Manual

This MAP describes initial fault isolation for the Sphereon 3032/3232 
Switch. Fault isolation begins at the Enterprise Fabric Connectivity 
(EFC) Server, failed switch, or Internet-connected personal computer 
(PC) running the SANpilot interface.

Prior to fault isolation, acquire the following information from the 
customer:

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A system configuration drawing or planning worksheet that 
includes the EFC Server, customer-supplied server (accessing 
the SANpilot interface or running the EFCM Lite application),  
switches, other McDATA products, and device connections.

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The location of the EFC Server or customer-supplied server and 
all switches.

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The internet protocol (IP) address, gateway address, and subnet 
mask for the switch reporting the problem.

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If performing fault isolation using the EFC Server:

— The Windows user name and password. These are required 

when prompted during any MAP or repair procedure that 
directs the EFC Server to be rebooted.

— The user name, maintenance password, and EFC Server 

name. All are case sensitive and required when prompted at 
the EFC Manager Login dialog box.

High-temperature warning (CTP thermal sensor).

Go to 

Critically hot temperature warning (CTP thermal 
sensor).

Go to 

CTP shutdown due to thermal violations.

Go to 

System shutdown due to CTP thermal violations.

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Event Codes versus Maintenance Action (continued)