On Fri, Feb 26, 2016 at 11:54 AM, Josh Reynolds wrote:
> Further info:
>
> I just requested a restart of the FPC and for once it came online, but
> now I'm seeing the following:
The oinker there may be "normal" during bringup. As for the power up,
check /var/log/chassisd
The PS are in high power mode ? Position 0
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> On Feb 26, 2016, at 17:19, Josh Reynolds wrote:
>
> 4 High Output AC supplies, only 3 16x10Gbps cards installed with no
> optics in them yet
>
> Power is okay, it's not doing anything yet :P Good idea though!
>
>> On Fri, Feb
4 High Output AC supplies, only 3 16x10Gbps cards installed with no
optics in them yet
Power is okay, it's not doing anything yet :P Good idea though!
On Fri, Feb 26, 2016 at 2:14 PM, Chuck Anderson wrote:
> Not enough power to power up the card?
>
> show chassis power
>
> On Fri, Feb 26, 2016 a
Not enough power to power up the card?
show chassis power
On Fri, Feb 26, 2016 at 01:50:44PM -0600, Josh Reynolds wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> Pair of MS-MPC-128's. 1st card boots, second card doesn't. Swapped FPC
> locations, now the 2nd card boots in the first card's spot, but the
> 1st card won't boo
Further info:
I just requested a restart of the FPC and for once it came online, but
now I'm seeing the following:
Message from syslogd@ at Feb 26 19:53:29 ...
fpc11 SCHED: Thread 40 (TNPC CM) ran for 1625 ms without yielding
Message from syslogd@ at Feb 26 19:53:29 ...
fpc11 Scheduler Oinke
Hi all.
Pair of MS-MPC-128's. 1st card boots, second card doesn't. Swapped FPC
locations, now the 2nd card boots in the first card's spot, but the
1st card won't boot in the previous spot of the 2nd card. Have tried
several other slots for the 2nd card the with same results.
show chassis hardware
Can you please provide an example of what you are saying should work
(in text format even)?
This is what I was trying in XML (from perl) and it doesn't work with
the permissions restricted to "policy-options prefix-list AUTO-.*",
but it does work with the permissions widened to "policy-options .*"
All ports will remain active, but the bandwidth that each PFE has
available will drop by 50%.
I believe on that card, there are 4 PFEs, each with around 78Gbps. If
you don't need to use all ports, and you select the ones you use
carefully, you will be able to lose an SCBE without dropping any
perf
Hello,
we would like to build a MX960 with two SCBEs and just two line cards (2x
MPC-3D-16XGE-SFPP-R-B) for the beginning. What happens if one of the SCBEs
fails in such a configuration?
Will we still have full performance on all ports of our two line cards?
Will the performance drop by 50%?
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