What to do if the power indicator does not turn on when the power cord is plugged in to NetApp BES-53248 Switch?
If the power indicator on your NetApp Switch doesn't turn on when you plug in the power cord, first check for any loose connections, power losses, or surges at the power outlet. Also, make sure the fans on the unit are unobstructed and running before shutdown.
Why is the Power LED off on my NetApp BES-53248?
If the Power LED on your NetApp Switch is off, it means the switch isn't receiving power. Verify that the AC power cords are properly connected and the power supply units are completely seated in the chassis. It's also possible that the power supply unit is damaged and needs replacement.
What does it mean when PSU 1 & PSU 2 LED is in Red state on NetApp Switch?
If PSU 1 & PSU 2 LEDs are in a Red state on your NetApp Switch, it indicates possible issues such as Fan Lock (15 sec.), Over Temperature Process, Over Current Process, Over Voltage Process, or Under Voltage Process.
What to do if a Port LED is off on NetApp Switch?
If a Port LED is off on your NetApp Switch, check if both the switch and the connected device are powered on. Verify that the connections at both ends are properly connected, and ensure the cable matches the required length and specification. Also, check for a defective cable or port module.
Why is the Fan LED in Red state on my NetApp Switch?
If the Fan LED is in a Red state on your NetApp Switch, it means that one or more fans have failed.
Introduction to the installation guide and its intended audience and safety information.
Essential safety instructions for installing and maintaining the switch to prevent injury and damage.
Safety guidelines for assembly, site selection, handling, and electrical precautions.
Safety precautions to follow when accessing the internal components of the product.
UL-required guidelines for safe installation of the switch into a rack.
Addresses hazards, regulatory compliance, and product markings.
Details the physical components and layout of the BES-53248 series switch chassis.
Explanation of the status and function of various LEDs on the switch system.
Overview of the different types of ports available on the BES-53248 series switch.
Information on supported cables and transceivers for data port connectivity.
Procedure for installing SFP28 modules into the switch's SFP28 ports.
Procedure for installing QSFP28 modules into the switch's QSFP28 ports.
Details on the switch's fan trays, including airflow direction and hot-swapping.
Information on the switch's power supply modules, including types and LED indicators.
Explanation of airflow directions for fan modules and power supplies.
Instructions for inspecting and unpacking the switch and its accessories.
Considerations for choosing a suitable installation location for the switch.
Procedures for mounting the switch into a standard 19-inch rack.
Instructions for connecting to the switch's console port for initial configuration.
Steps for connecting the switch to the network via the management port.
Instructions for connecting the switch to AC power sources.
Common problems and solutions for switch indicators and operational issues.
Procedure for safely replacing a power supply unit in the switch.
Procedure for safely replacing a fan module in the switch.
General| Switch Type | Managed |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Data Center Switch |
| Power Supply | Dual, Hot-swappable |
| Form Factor | 1U |
| Latency | Sub-microsecond |
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