Hi all,
This issue began on 3/28, then recurred on 3/31, 4/1, 4/2, 4/3, & 4/4.
I have a Summit x450e-48p (FW:12.6.3.2) in slot 1 of a stack that reboots (only the one switch, the others remain fine) every morning at 6:07am, the Event Log from ScreenPlay shows the follow every day at this same time (within a handful of seconds or so):
From the CLI: "show debug" shows core dumps as enabled to the internal-memory, but "show debug system-dump" comes back with "No core dump information found on Slot-1."
The internal power supply for slot one is listed as power failed. The switch is hooked to an extreme EPS that seems to be working alright.
My question is: Would you think that this problem is being caused by the internal power supply? Or does that seem like more of a red herring.
My apologies for not including anymore information up front; my predecessor was the one who was around when this was all setup and configured, so I am not as familiar with commands as I would like to be. I can provide additional details if needed.
Much appreciated for taking the time to read this!
-Austin
This issue began on 3/28, then recurred on 3/31, 4/1, 4/2, 4/3, & 4/4.
I have a Summit x450e-48p (FW:12.6.3.2) in slot 1 of a stack that reboots (only the one switch, the others remain fine) every morning at 6:07am, the Event Log from ScreenPlay shows the follow every day at this same time (within a handful of seconds or so):
From the CLI: "show debug" shows core dumps as enabled to the internal-memory, but "show debug system-dump" comes back with "No core dump information found on Slot-1."
The internal power supply for slot one is listed as power failed. The switch is hooked to an extreme EPS that seems to be working alright.
My question is: Would you think that this problem is being caused by the internal power supply? Or does that seem like more of a red herring.
My apologies for not including anymore information up front; my predecessor was the one who was around when this was all setup and configured, so I am not as familiar with commands as I would like to be. I can provide additional details if needed.
Much appreciated for taking the time to read this!
-Austin
