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WS-X4013 Fail

gaoyang
Level 1
Level 1

The "F" may appear in different position on every boot:

Power-on-self-test for Module 1: WS-X4013

Status: (. = Pass, F = Fail)

uplink port 1: F uplink port 2: F eobc port: .

processor: . cpu sdram: . rtc: .

eprom: . nvram: . flash: .

temperature sensor: . enet console port: . switch 0 port 0: F

switch 0 port 1: . switch 0 port 2: . switch 0 port 3: .

switch 0 port 4: . switch 0 port 5: . switch 0 port 6: .

switch 0 port 7: . switch 0 port 8: . switch 0 port 9: .

switch 0 port 10: . switch 0 port 11: . switch 0 registers: .

switch 0 sram: . switch 1 port 0: . switch 1 port 1: .

switch 1 port 2: . switch 1 port 3: . switch 1 port 4: .

switch 1 port 5: . switch 1 port 6: . switch 1 port 7: .

switch 1 port 8: . switch 1 port 9: . switch 1 port 10: .

switch 1 port 11: . switch 1 registers: . switch 1 sram: .

switch 2 port 0: . switch 2 port 1: . switch 2 port 2: .

switch 2 port 3: . switch 2 port 4: . switch 2 port 5: .

switch 2 port 6: . switch 2 port 7: . switch 2 port 8: .

switch 2 port 9: . switch 2 port 10: . switch 2 port 11: .

switch 2 registers: . switch 2 sram: .

Module 1 Failed

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zhang-hao
Level 1
Level 1

Hi!

Do you have any other WS-X4013 supervisor Engines? Try to insert a new one into the Chassis and check if the failure still exists. If so, you can make sure there's hardware problem with the original one.

Or insert the WS-X4013 to a new chassis to watch the POST, if the problem still exits, you can deduce that the slot for WS-X4013 of the chassis has some problems.

Hope this helps. Thanks.

I use show test command, does that mean that 4013 need two power supplies?

Console> (enable) show test

Environmental Status (. = Pass, F = Fail, U = Unknown, N = Not Present)

**** WARNING WARNING WARNING ****

This system has an insufficient number of power supplies operating!

**** WARNING WARNING WARNING ****

PS1: N PS2: . PS3: N

PS1 Fan: N PS2 Fan: . PS3 Fan: N

PEM: N Fan Tray: .

Temperature: . Chassis Temperature: 36 degC (97 degF)

Module 1 : 2-port 1000BaseX Supervisor

Network Management Processor (NMP) Status: (. = Pass, F = Fail, U = Unknown)

Control Processor Status:

DRAM : . EEPROM : . FLASH : . NVRAM : .

SX1000:

Register : . Network Memory : F

Mgmt Port Loopback Status: .

Uplink Port Status

1 : F 2 : F

EOBC Status: .

Definitely, you need at least 2 power supplies to get the switch run normally.

The following info is from Output Interpreter

SHOW TEST NOTIFICATIONS (if any)

WARNING: One or more ports have failed the loopback test.

TRY THIS:

1. Try reseating the Supervisor module and resetting the switch

2. Try the supervisor in another slot and/or chassis

3. Isse a 'show flash' and make sure that the MCP and LCP codes exist and are

up to the latest revision, if not, re-download the NMP code.

4. Check the temperature, power supplies and fans using the 'show system' command.

5. If none of the above solves the issue, contact Cisco TAC for additional

assistance and/or replace the supervisor.

Regards,

Hao

Prashanth Krishnappa
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

It appears that memory has failed and the Sup will need to be replaced. Try power cycling the switch once to see if it matched CSCdy46288