12-05-2005 12:31 AM
Hi,
I've just booted up a brand new 11501S and I am wondering if I'm having a case of "dead-on-arrival":
<snip>
256MB.
Volume c: has 1948 Mbytes available
Flash is Up to Date
DEC 5 00:40:06 1/1 1 SYSSOFT-4: Flash is Up to Date
DEC 5 00:40:09 1/1 2 SYSSOFT-4: Flash is Up to Date
DEC 5 00:40:25 1/1 3 SYSSOFT-3: ONDM: Sub-module failed initial ping, Slot 2/1.
DEC 5 00:40:25 1/1 4 CHM-3: CHMGR: Slot 2/1 had diagnostic failures - NOT STARTING UP
DEC 5 00:40:30 1/1 5 SYSSOFT-0: ONDM: Sub-Module in slot/sub-slot 1/1 failed
<here comes the reboot>
BootRom...booting
Copyright (1998-2002), Cisco Systems, Inc
Locked boot flash.
Validating operational boot flash, please wait...
Operational boot flash valid. Jumping to operational boot flash.
Copyright (1998-2002), Cisco Systems, Inc
Operational boot flash.
Attaching interrupt handlers...Done.
Built Jul 5 2005 @ 20:24:56
Version 07.50.1.03
Press <ESC> to enter the Diagnostic Monitor
WARNING: Crash-dump condition detected.
Is it correct that the SSL module resides in Slot 2/1? Do you see any troubleshooting steps before asking for an RMA number?
Thanks a lot in advance
/David
12-05-2005 03:21 AM
does it crash all the time, or is it a one-time issue ?
"Dead on Arrival" means you can't do anything.
If it crashes continously, I would request an RMA.
Otherwise, it may well be a one-time issue.
Gilles.
12-05-2005 04:21 AM
Hi Gilles,
Yes, it crashes all the time (The box did never finish the boot sequence after unpacking). I'll request an RMA in that case - thanks for your advice.
Cheers
/David
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