3850 Incorrect Temperature in Fault Monitor

aalton · ‎06-14-2013

I am starting to work with the new 3850 switch in our test environment and have defined it to Cisco Prime LAN Management Solution 4.2.3 with all device updates applied to June of 2013. I'm running version 6.0 of the FaultMangementDeviceUpdates423 (the latest). In Fault Monitor I am getting constant events of "StateNotNormal" stating the temperature value is 41 degrees Celsius.

Yet the command line says it is only 25 degrees:

switch#sh environment temperature status

Temperature Value: 25 Degree Celsius

Temperature State: GREEN

Yellow Threshold : 41 Degree Celsius

Red Threshold : 56 Degree Celsius

My guess is that LMS Fault Monitor is misinterpreting the MIB value. Anyone else running into this? I didn't find anything in the bug toolkit using "3850 temperature" as search criteria.

David Williams · ‎07-23-2013

I am getting similar values too. Solarwinds is reporting temperatures around 36 to 39 degrees Fahrenheit. Solarwinds looked at it and feels the switches are reporting the wrong temperature even though I go into "show environ temp status" as well and the temperature reads 26 degrees Celsius (78.8) which is the real temperature.

dagyb · ‎07-31-2013

I'm running into the same problem on an ASR1000

William Coats · ‎10-18-2013

I have updated my IOS to 03.03.00SE and Solarwinds is still showing temperatures that are wrong. It is also showing the temp to be in the warning range. Here is what Solarwinds is showing.

Switch 1 - Temp Sensor 0Major36.86 °F

Switch 1 - Temp Sensor 1Major39.38 °F

Switch 1 - Temp Sensor 2Major39.38 °F

Switch 2 - Temp Sensor 0Major37.04 °F

Switch 2 - Temp Sensor 1Major39.2 °F

Switch 2 - Temp Sensor 2Major39.2 °F

Switch 3 - Temp Sensor 0Major36.86 °F

Switch 3 - Temp Sensor 1Major39.38 °F

Switch 3 - Temp Sensor 2Major39.56 °F

Any ideas on how to fix this?