Juniper SRX1600 - Page 88

• Chassis alarms—Indicate a problem with a chassis component such as the cooling system or PSU.
• Interface alarms—Indicate a problem with a specic network interface.
For more informaon about the show chassis alarms command, see Network Management and Monitoring
Guide.
Table 29 on page 81 describes alarms that can occur for a rewall chassis component.
Table 29: Alarms for Firewall Chassis Components
Components Alarm Condions Acon Alarm Severity
Boot media If the internal ash fails
at startup, the rewall
automacally boots from
the alternave boot
device (USB storage
device).
If you congured the rewall to
boot from an alternave boot
device, ignore this alarm
condion.
If you did not congure the
rewall to boot from an
alternave boot device, contact
JTAC.
Yellow (minor)
Hardware components on
the rewall
The rewall chassis
temperature is too high.
• Check the room
temperature. See
"Environmental
Requirements and
Specicaons for
SRX1600" on page 35 .
• Check the airow. See
"Clearance Requirements
for Hardware Maintenance
of the SRX1600" on page
36 .
Yellow (minor)
The rewall fan has
failed.
Place your hand near the
exhaust vents at the rear of the
chassis to determine whether
the fan is pushing air out of the
chassis.
Red (major)
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