What to do if Cisco Switch power supply LED or output fail LEDs indicate an issue?
If you observe issues with the power supply LED or output fail LEDs on your Cisco Switch, check the following: * Is the front panel power LED on? * Are the power supply 'Input OK' LEDs on? * Are the 'Output fail' LEDs off?
General| Model | SCE 8000 |
|---|---|
| Category | Switch |
| Product Series | Service Control Engine (SCE) |
| Power Supply | Dual |
| Operating Temperature | 0 to 40°C (32 to 104°F) |
| Storage Temperature | -4 to 149°F (-20 to 65°C) |
| Management | CLI, SNMP |
| Weight | 18.14 kg (40 lb) |
Describes the guide's purpose, intended audience, and overall structure.
Outlines the structure and content of the guide's chapters.
Explains the document's formatting, notation, and symbol conventions.
Provides a general overview of the Cisco Service Control solution and its capabilities.
Describes core SCE platform capabilities like subscriber and application awareness.
Details the SCE platform's hardware, including packet inspection and protocol support.
Introduces the Cisco SCE 8000 10 GBE platform and its hardware components.
Provides model details, link types, and network insertion models for the SCE 8000.
Details the functions, ports, and LEDs of the SCE 8000 Service Control Module.
Introduces the optical bypass module for preserving 10 GBE link integrity.
Details the AC and DC input power supplies available for the SCE 8000.
Offers a checklist to ensure all installation tasks are completed successfully.
Describes deployment topologies and parameter configuration for the SCE 8000.
Discusses factors like functionality, size, redundancy, and link continuity for topology design.
Details various physical topologies supported by the Cisco SCE 8000.
Explains the cascaded setup for redundancy and switchover functionality.
Discusses how the SCE 8000 maintains link continuity during failures.
Lists key parameters influencing topology configuration like connection mode and priority.
Configures actions taken when the SCE 8000 fails or boots (Bypass, Cutoff, External-bypass).
Introduces the chapter on installing the Cisco SCE 8000 chassis.
Covers safety, site requirements, and power connection guidelines before installation.
Provides essential safety warnings and precautions for equipment handling.
Details power requirements, environmental factors, and airflow for the SCE 8000 chassis.
Describes the procedure for installing the SCE 8000 chassis into a standard equipment rack.
Describes how to properly connect the system ground to the chassis.
Introduces connecting the SCE 8000 to a console and configuring management interfaces.
Guides on connecting a local terminal and configuring serial port settings for initial setup.
Lists essential parameters for initial SCE platform configuration like IP address and hostname.
Explains how to check port LEDs and use ping to verify network connectivity.
Covers cabling 10 Gigabit Ethernet ports for various topologies and completing installation.
Details connecting line ports for single, dual, and MGSCP topologies.
Details line port connections for cascaded SCE 8000s in a dual link setup.
Provides instructions for cabling the 10 GBE interface ports, including XFP modules.
Explains how to test connectivity by examining LEDs, port status, and counters.
Details installation procedures for redundant solutions using cascaded SCE 8000 platforms.
Covers starting, rebooting, shutting down, and managing configurations of the SCE 8000.
Explains procedures for starting the SCE 8000 platform and observing initial conditions.
Covers managing configurations, including viewing, saving, and restoring them.
Details saving running configuration to startup configuration for persistence.
Covers procedures for rebooting and orderly shutting down the SCE platform.
Guides on isolating and resolving problems encountered during system startup.
Describes troubleshooting methods and subsystem division for problem solving.
Provides CLI commands to help troubleshoot platform installation issues.
Guides on observing startup sequences and LEDs to diagnose initial problems.
Addresses issues related to power LEDs and power supply unit operation.
Covers issues with management links, ping responses, and Telnet connections.
Explains how to use the user log for viewing system events, errors, and support information.
Guides on generating a support file containing system log information for technical support.
Describes procedures for removing and replacing field-replaceable units (FRUs) of the SCE 8000.
Provides critical safety warnings related to laser, voltage, grounding, and handling.
Offers guidelines to prevent ESD damage during component handling procedures.
Details procedures for removing and installing AC and DC input power supplies.
Covers procedures for removing and replacing SCE 8000 platform modules like SCM and SIP.
Covers tasks related to removing and replacing 1-port 10 GBE SPAs.
Covers procedures for removing and installing optical bypass modules.
Highlights 10 GBE link characteristics affecting optical splitter and SPAN port configuration.
Lists supported configurations for optical splitters and SPAN ports in the 10 GBE environment.
Describes configurations not supported in the 10 GBE environment, such as certain SPAN port setups.
Recommends running CLI commands to verify successful component installation and operation.
Provides a checklist of CLI commands for verifying basic installation and operational status.
Shows sample outputs for verification commands, highlighting key information to check.
Describes the structure of SCE 8000 system log messages and their severity levels.
Lists and explains fatal error messages generated by the SCE platform.
Details common, control card, and line card error messages with explanations.
Lists informational messages, including initialization, configuration, and file operations.
Details warning messages related to debug failures, state changes, and system issues.
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