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Operating Systems Solaris troubleshooting cause of amber light Post 302305160 by badoshi on Wednesday 8th of April 2009 06:53:55 AM

04-08-2009

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troubleshooting cause of amber light

hi all,

we've got an amber maintenance light on the front of our Netra-t4. I can't find out what's causing this issue. I've logged into the lom, and found the following. There's nothing in messages or prtdiag. Disks appear to be ok. Are there any other lom commands that can help?

Code:

lom>environment
LEDs:
1 Power            ON
2 Fault            ON
3 Supply A         OFF
4 Supply B         OFF
5 PSU ok           ON
6 PSU fail         OFF
 
Alarms:
1 -                OFF
2 -                OFF
3 -                ON
 
PSUs:
1 AC               OK
 
Fans:
1 PSU1             OK speed 75%
2 PSU2             OK speed 74%
3 CPU              OK speed 73%
 
Temperature sensors:
1 Ambient          OK 21degC 
2 CPU0 enclosure   OK 23degC 
3 CPU0 die         OK 52degC 
4 CPU1 enclosure   OK 23degC 
5 CPU1 die         OK 50degC 
 
Overheat sensors:
1 PSU              OK
 
Circuit breakers:
1 SCC              OK
2 PSU              OK

I'm assuming that it's alarm 3 causing the issue. Any idea what this indicates?

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DESCRIPTION

       Ditz is a simple, light-weight distributed issue tracker designed to work with distributed version control systems like darcs and git. Ditz
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