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11-13-2012 06:20 AM
11-13-2012 06:20 AM
AC redundancy + Dynamic Power Save Mode
Hi all,
A few months ago, a C3000 had an event, one of the two AC lines had a failure and the C3000 decided to shut down a blade.
The configuration of the C3000 was "AC redundancy + Dynamic Power Save Mode", in this configuration maintains the enclosure 2 of the 6 power supplies off.
The question is: Is it possible that the power supply off, of the live circuit, does not have enough time to turn on and the Enclosure need to power off a machine to keep alive the rest of blades?
Thanks.
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11-30-2012 12:26 AM
11-30-2012 12:26 AM
Re: AC redundancy + Dynamic Power Save Mode
If its N+N you need to make sure each N is on its own Circuit or panel.
Dynamic Power Saver should not be a factor because it only kicks in when it doesn't need all N power supplies on a particular side to power your enclosure optimally.
However if you lost a circuit and that circuit had power supplies from both sides of the N+N equation on it, then it would explain the brownout.
The proper wiring should be documented in the c3000 User Guide or maybe even QuickSpecs.