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‎07-20-2014 02:29 AM
Hi ,
I would like to know some Event Logs info from X440 Series Switch as below.
Could you please help me in detail what mean for and how to fix it properly?
1)Slot-1:Power usage exceeding threshold for slot 2
2) Slot-1:Port 2:24 Link Down
3) Slot-1:IPv4 multicast entry not added. Hardware L3 Table Full. ( Logged at most once per hour.)
4) Slo-1: Port 3:21 is delivering power
5) Slot-1: Internal Power Supply in slot 5 is disconnected
6) Slot-1:Slot-5 down , resetting all TCP connections to it
7) Slot-1:Module in Slot-5 is removed
Please kindly help me above Event Logs , some logs appeared frequently with unique port/slot numbers?
If you have Event logs reference documents , please kindly share us.
Thanks
Best Regards
I would like to know some Event Logs info from X440 Series Switch as below.
Could you please help me in detail what mean for and how to fix it properly?
1)
2) Slot-1:Port 2:24 Link Down
3)
4)
5) Slot-1: Internal Power Supply in slot 5 is disconnected
6) Slot-1:Slot-5 down , resetting all TCP connections to it
7) Slot-1:Module in Slot-5 is removed
Please kindly help me above Event Logs , some logs appeared frequently with unique port/slot numbers?
If you have Event logs reference documents , please kindly share us.
Thanks
Best Regards
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‎08-15-2014 08:08 AM
Dastan,
You have a x440, which has a limited L3 Multcast Table. If you are not running L3 multicast protocols, nor MVR, IGMPv3 or PVLAN, you may want to switch to L2 lookup. That way, you will increase dramatically the scalability (~20x). This is the mac-vlan lookup-key.
If you need MVR, IGMPv3 and/or PVLAN, mixed-mode can be a solution.
Eventually, you can just configure compression for IPMc, if you need just a bit more of entries.
You need 15.3.1+ software for the lookup-key commands.
Please refer to the Multicast EXOS Documentation for the details.
You have a x440, which has a limited L3 Multcast Table. If you are not running L3 multicast protocols, nor MVR, IGMPv3 or PVLAN, you may want to switch to L2 lookup. That way, you will increase dramatically the scalability (~20x). This is the mac-vlan lookup-key.
If you need MVR, IGMPv3 and/or PVLAN, mixed-mode can be a solution.
Eventually, you can just configure compression for IPMc, if you need just a bit more of entries.
You need 15.3.1+ software for the lookup-key commands.
Please refer to the Multicast EXOS Documentation for the details.
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‎08-15-2014 06:48 AM
Hi all,
If confirmed that the L3 table reached its limitation what could be the worse scenario? Could be total POE shutdown?
If confirmed that the L3 table reached its limitation what could be the worse scenario? Could be total POE shutdown?
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‎07-20-2014 11:58 AM
Check the below command outputs
show iproute reserved-entries statistics
show iproute summary
based on the above outputs we could say if L3 table is full or not.
If we are using any routing protocols ex:ospf,rip.
use "enable iproute compression"
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‎07-20-2014 11:58 AM
Thanks Mr. Jason Parker
