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03-06-2009 06:04 AM
03-06-2009 06:04 AM
Flash monitor issue after FOS 6.2.0a
We recently updated the firmware for our Brocade switches to v6.2.0a. Since then, some, not all, of the switches in p-class chassis are showing marginal flash monitor. Has anyone else seen this and, if so, have you been able to get it fixed?
Excerpt from switchstatusshow command:
Temperatures monitor HEALTHY
Flash monitor MARGINAL
Marginal ports monitor HEALTHY
Faulty ports monitor HEALTHY
Missing SFPs monitor HEALTHY
Excerpt from switchstatusshow command:
Temperatures monitor HEALTHY
Flash monitor MARGINAL
Marginal ports monitor HEALTHY
Faulty ports monitor HEALTHY
Missing SFPs monitor HEALTHY
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03-06-2009 05:22 PM
03-06-2009 05:22 PM
Re: Flash monitor issue after FOS 6.2.0a
The Flash monitor is the filesystem on the internal flash drive.
If the switches haven't generated any core files since the upgrade, it's pretty safe to remove any core files from the previous FOS versions with the "supportSave -R" command.
Just to be sure, you might want to save them to a ftp server with the supportSave before deleting the files.
If the switches haven't generated any core files since the upgrade, it's pretty safe to remove any core files from the previous FOS versions with the "supportSave -R" command.
Just to be sure, you might want to save them to a ftp server with the supportSave before deleting the files.
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08-05-2009 11:50 AM
08-05-2009 11:50 AM
Re: Flash monitor issue after FOS 6.2.0a
The issue ended up being hardware related and HP has replaced the switches. Thanks for your help!
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