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Troubleshooting
LED Error Indications
Troubleshooting
LED Error Indications
Use the following table to troubleshoot your stack of hubs using the LEDs.
LED patterns indicating problems Diagnostic Tips
Power Collision Fault Security RPS Port
OFF * * * * * Check power cord and power source. If OK, replace hub.
ON * OFF OFF * OFF or
flashing
intermitt
ently
Link beat has not been detected. Check that the cabling on
the indicated port is connected properly. Bad cables are
common; try a different cable.
If you have a Management Module in the stack, use HP
AdvanceStack Assistant or the ASCII console to determine
the state of the port:
- Determine if the port was disabled. Re-enable if desired.
ON Appears
solidly
ON
* * * * Very frequent collisions could indicate a network fault or
improperly terminated cable. A transceiver attached to the
AUI port may not have the SQE test disabled.
ON * Slow
Flash
OFF * Slow
Flash
The port has automatically been partitioned because of too
many collisions. Check cable terminations, connections,
SQE setting on any external transceivers, and status of
attached network devices for causes of the excess
collisions.
ON * Slow
Flash
*Slow
Flash
* The Redundant Power Supply (RPS) may no longer be
providing redundant power. See the documentation
provided with the RPS for troubleshooting.
OFF * * * OFF * The hub is not receiving power from the Redundant Power
Supply (RPS) or the cable connection is loose. If you have
an RPS connected, check the cable connections and the
RPS LED.
ON * * Rapid
Flash
*Rapid
Flash
An unauthorized user has tried to access the hub. The port
is now disabled. Use the ASCII console or HP AdvanceStack
Assistant to clear the violation.
ON * * Rapid
Flash
*Not
Flashing
An unauthorized network management station has
attempted to access a hub. Use the ASCII console or HP
AdvanceStack Assistant to clear the violation.
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