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01-25-2006 03:42 PM
01-25-2006 03:42 PM
Has anyone seen this opcom message before??
%%%%%%%%%%% OPCOM 25-JAN-2006 22:35:22.12 %%%%%%%%%%%
Message from user SYSTEM on ELMO
Event: Carrier Check Failure from: Node LOCAL:.ELMO CSMA-CD Station CSMACD-0,
at: 2006-01-26-04:35:22.121+00:00Iinf
eventUid DED8FA3F-8DF2-11DA-914B-AA0004000404
entityUid 69D827EC-8CF1-11DA-8517-AA0004000404
streamUid 6CC0B824-8CF1-11DA-85F2-AA0004000404
Where do I go to look for this message? Do I need to call HP on this?
Please help!!
Thanks,
J
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01-25-2006 04:34 PM
01-25-2006 04:34 PM
Re: Have you seen this???
interface. If it recurs, check your network
hardware.
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01-25-2006 04:42 PM
01-25-2006 04:42 PM
Re: Have you seen this???
Where do I go from here?
Thanks,
J
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01-25-2006 04:49 PM
01-25-2006 04:49 PM
Re: Have you seen this???
In addition to the NIC, I have also seen this problem with a bad cable - usually a bad crimp on an RJ45 connector.
Allan in Atlanta
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01-25-2006 05:04 PM
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01-25-2006 06:42 PM
01-25-2006 06:42 PM
Re: Have you seen this???
You can also use LANCP
$ MC LANCP SHO DEVICE
Device Listing, volatile database:
Device
------
EIA0
EIB0
$ MC LANCP SHO DEV EIA0/COUNTER
Device Counters EIA0:
Value Counter
----- -------
18876452 Seconds since last zeroed
606768811699 Bytes received
1627222720560 Bytes sent
2060201760 Packets received
2331385153 Packets sent
7159418541 Multicast bytes received
1398263199 Multicast bytes sent
47808782 Multicast packets received
10788996 Multicast packets sent
28 Unrecognized unicast destination packets
6009146 Unrecognized multicast destination packets
0 Unavailable station buffers
0 Unavailable user buffers
0 Alignment errors
0 Frame check errors
0 Frame size errors
0 Frame status errors
0 Frame length errors
0 Frame too long errors
3 Data overruns
0 Send data length errors
0 Receive data length errors
0 Transmit underrun errors
0 Transmit failures
0 Carrier check failures
0 Station failures
0 Initially deferred packets sent
0 Single collision packets sent
0 Multiple collision packets sent
0 Excessive collisions
0 Late collisions
0 Collision detect check failures
If You do this with every of your interfaces then you will find the problem interface. Have a look at the counters for Allignement & frame check Errors
Regards
Heinz
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01-26-2006 06:50 PM
01-26-2006 06:50 PM
Re: Have you seen this???
So, check if it's meant to be connected, if not then disable it in NCL.
If it is meant to be connected (which seems likely given that it's CSMACD-0) then check the physical connections and the switch port that it's plugged into. It may be as simple as the network switch has been shut down. It's possible that it could be a bad cable. I generally use high quality shielded Cat5/5e/6 cables and have then carefully routed to avoid physical damage from peple working in cabinets or the computer room. It may be that you're using fibre and a GBIC has failed.
Good luck!
Cheers, COlin.