05-15-2022 03:30 AM
Hello there
We have bought 20x Switches: C93180YC
All Fans are working in Back-to-Front direction in real world & operation correctly, BUT when I run "show environment fan detail", some switches have wrong direction status (Front-to-Back !!!)
For Example:
Is it S/W or H/W issue ?
How can I fix this problem ?
Thanks
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05-19-2022 05:12 AM - edited 05-19-2022 05:13 AM
Those FAN modules are quite easy to disassemble and turn the FAN mechanically so that it blows in the opposite direction but this forum is not the right one to give advice of that kind or solutions how to resolve. Please don't ask how and why as this is an official Cisco forum and we have to respect official selling and support sources.
I bet you have purchased the devices through a third party dealer rather than some official selling channel. If so, your devices might have been second hand and might have been modded in order to work as required for their former owner.
On your question, if you are sure that the FAN modules are all blowing in the desired direction and the switch doesn't run a countdown to shut itself down due to those issues, then you should be safe to go that way (please check show logging in order to verify this). However, if this was procured officially from Cisco then you are urged to trigger a RMA case in order to discuss directly.
05-15-2022 04:21 AM
Hi
Not an issue but a functionality. You can see they are different. The F and B point the direction.
NXA-FAN-30CFM-F
N2K/3K Individual Fan, Forward airflow (port side exhaust)
NXA-FAN-30CFM-B
N2K/3K Individual Fan, Reversed airflow (port side intake)
Depending on how data center is build you may need different direction.
In your case, you will need to replace for the fan type you need.
05-16-2022 09:34 PM
Thank, you right, BUT
My design in DC (Intake & Exhaust) is correct, The Fans & direction work correctly too, BUT in CLI "show environment fan detail" show wrong direction as mentioned above
Is it problem and how to resolve it ?
Thanks a lot
05-17-2022 12:36 AM - edited 05-17-2022 12:40 AM
As per the partnumber your fans seems to be different . There for, they will rotate differently. So, I think the CLI is correct.
Now, if all four rotate in the same direction despite the partnumber, then, either you accept this and move one or you ask for RMA.
05-19-2022 05:12 AM - edited 05-19-2022 05:13 AM
Those FAN modules are quite easy to disassemble and turn the FAN mechanically so that it blows in the opposite direction but this forum is not the right one to give advice of that kind or solutions how to resolve. Please don't ask how and why as this is an official Cisco forum and we have to respect official selling and support sources.
I bet you have purchased the devices through a third party dealer rather than some official selling channel. If so, your devices might have been second hand and might have been modded in order to work as required for their former owner.
On your question, if you are sure that the FAN modules are all blowing in the desired direction and the switch doesn't run a countdown to shut itself down due to those issues, then you should be safe to go that way (please check show logging in order to verify this). However, if this was procured officially from Cisco then you are urged to trigger a RMA case in order to discuss directly.
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