03-21-2016 03:59 AM - edited 03-05-2019 03:36 AM
Hi, I have a 9000v (ASR-9000V-DC-E) satellite connected to an ASR9001 and the critical alarm in the 9000v in on, and I can't figure out why?
The satellite has to power sources, only the power source A (terminal A) is connected. Following the documentation it's not clear to me if it's mandatory to connect both terminals.
In https://supportforums.cisco.com/document/9868421/asr9000xr-using-satellite-technote says:
This is the output of the satellite status in the ASR9001:
RP/0/RSP0/CPU0:Router#show nv satellite status
Satellite 100
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Status: Connected (Stable)
Redundancy: Active (Group: 1)
Type: asr9000v
Description: XXXXXXXXX
MAC address: XXXX.XXXX.XXXX
IPv4 address: 10.XX.XX.X (auto)
Serial Number: XXXXXXXXXX
Remote version: Compatible (latest version)
ROMMON: 127.0 (Latest)
FPGA: 1.13 (Latest)
IOS: 339.3 (Latest)
Configured satellite fabric links:
GigabitEthernet0/0/1/12
-----------------------
Status: Satellite Ready
Remote ports: GigabitEthernet0/0/0-43
From the satellite:
LC:Satellite#show satellite alarms
Equipment / Chassis level Alarms:
Defect 23(DEF_SAT_BAT_FAIL_A) (this is the connected power source)
Port level Alarms:
Port 1: None Set
Port 2: None Set
Port 3: None Set
Port 4: None Set
Port 5: None Set
Port 6: None Set
Port 7: None Set
Port 8: None Set
Port 9: None Set
Port 10: None Set
Port 11: None Set
Port 12: None Set
Port 13: None Set
Port 14: None Set
Port 15: None Set
Port 16: None Set
Port 17: None Set
Port 18: None Set
Port 19: None Set
Port 20: None Set
Port 21: None Set
Port 22: None Set
Port 23: None Set
Port 24: None Set
Port 25: None Set
Port 26: None Set
Port 27: None Set
Port 28: None Set
Port 29: None Set
Port 30: None Set
Port 31: None Set
Port 32: None Set
Port 33: None Set
Port 34: None Set
Port 35: None Set
Port 36: None Set
Port 37: None Set
Port 38: None Set
Port 39: None Set
Port 40: None Set
Port 41: None Set
Port 42: None Set
Port 43: None Set
Port 44: None Set
Port 45: None Set
Port 46: None Set
Port 47: None Set
Port 48: None Set
LC:Satellite#
Any help would be very appreciated.
Cheers,
Facundo
03-24-2016 07:30 PM
Hi, I found out what the issue was, I connected the other power source (terminal B) and the alarm gone away. Everything looks fine know.
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