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тАО11-01-2010 01:11 PM
тАО11-01-2010 01:11 PM
Re: Interconnect Failure after OA Firmware Upgrade
gregersenj ::: Thanks for the reply, but we could not repeat the problem when we applied the 3.11 OA firmware over the 3.00 10 days ago.
As for upgrading our Cisco 3120G in the C7000, we have lost their control and maintenance a couple months ago so we do not even have web access (from the OA) anymore so I have no idea of knowing their current firmware. Could you point me to some link/doc I could formward to my new network admin? Thanks.
cjb ::: Yes I have gone back to reading this forum even going as far as 2-3 years but could not find a single post (might have skipped some though) where they have lost all midplane communication where their only solution to bring back both lan and san communication was to unseat/reseat all san and lan switches. If anyone could point me to such a post I'd be happy. Thanks.
As for upgrading our Cisco 3120G in the C7000, we have lost their control and maintenance a couple months ago so we do not even have web access (from the OA) anymore so I have no idea of knowing their current firmware. Could you point me to some link/doc I could formward to my new network admin? Thanks.
cjb ::: Yes I have gone back to reading this forum even going as far as 2-3 years but could not find a single post (might have skipped some though) where they have lost all midplane communication where their only solution to bring back both lan and san communication was to unseat/reseat all san and lan switches. If anyone could point me to such a post I'd be happy. Thanks.
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тАО11-02-2010 02:50 AM
тАО11-02-2010 02:50 AM
Re: Interconnect Failure after OA Firmware Upgrade
Frederic
Similar issues. Loss of communication between the OA and modules (in our case vc) ends up with having to reseat/reset everything). I've seen it on a FW upgrade a while back but these events now occur infrequently, at random times, with differing severities. I understand they are not exactly the same scenarios as we all run different environments.
If you are staying on v3.0 check out this customer advisory.
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?objectID=c02499458
I'd recommend requesting HP review your firmware and get them to tell you what you should be running.
Good luck.
Similar issues. Loss of communication between the OA and modules (in our case vc) ends up with having to reseat/reset everything). I've seen it on a FW upgrade a while back but these events now occur infrequently, at random times, with differing severities. I understand they are not exactly the same scenarios as we all run different environments.
If you are staying on v3.0 check out this customer advisory.
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?objectID=c02499458
I'd recommend requesting HP review your firmware and get them to tell you what you should be running.
Good luck.
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тАО01-04-2011 06:54 AM
тАО01-04-2011 06:54 AM
Re: Interconnect Failure after OA Firmware Upgrade
I also had the problem upgrading from 3.00 to 3.21 on our C7000 with one OA. This has also caused a lot of panic in our datacenter and has everyone concern especially since we have so many. All restarted on it's own without any reseating.
Interconnect Devices:
4 - Cisco 3120 network switches, 3 restarted, 1 did not.
2 - Cisco MDS 9124e Fabric Switches did not restart
Another incident a couple months ago where we lost OA web interface access (3.11 advisory). We had to reseat the OA to regain connectivity and the interconnect devices dropped. We had to reseat the interconnect devices to bring them back online.
Interconnect Devices:
4 - Cisco 3120 network switches, 3 restarted, 1 did not.
2 - Cisco MDS 9124e Fabric Switches did not restart
Another incident a couple months ago where we lost OA web interface access (3.11 advisory). We had to reseat the OA to regain connectivity and the interconnect devices dropped. We had to reseat the interconnect devices to bring them back online.
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