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Brocade Switch status shows faulty and all port became offline

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Applies to

  • Brocade G630
  • Brocade G620
  • Brocade G610

Issue

  • All switch ports went into an offline/faulty  state, and the switch status shows faulty.
  • All the ports went in to disabled mode
  • Errdump shows the following:

2020/01/28-01:23:14, [EM-1134], 35579, FFDC | CHASSIS, ERROR, SEMLFCSW02_CH, Switch set to faulty, rc=20015.

  • RASPOST logs show the following:

2020/01/28-01:23:14:334606, [C4-5813], 45282/0, CHASSIS, INFO, SEMLFxx2_CH, S0,C0: Chip fault code = 53 disables condor4 chip, OID:0x43010080, c4_intr.c, line: 4357, comp:insmod, ltime:2020/01/28-01:23:14:334041

2020/01/28-01:23:14:334628, [BL-5215], 45283/0, CHASSIS, WARNING, SEMLFxx2_CH, ASIC error/fault message received for chip = 0 ,reason = 53, OID:0x43010080, pulsar_chip.c, line: 958, comp:emd0, ltime:2020/01/28-01:23:14:334117

2020/01/28-01:23:14:336331, [BL-5263], 45284/0, CHASSIS, CRITICAL, SEMLFxx2_CH, Faulting switch, OID:0x43000000,     pulsar_blade.c, line: 2556, comp:emd0, ltime:2020/01/28-01:23:14:334745Br

  • Few ports in the switch clock high number of pcs and uncor err, try disabling the port as its a huge number of errors reported in short span

porterrshow        :
          frames        enc     crc     crc     too     too     bad     enc    disc    link    loss    loss    frjt    fbsy     c3timeout     pcs      uncor
        tx       rx      in     err     g_eof   shrt    long    eof     out    c3      fail    sync    sig                      tx      rx      err     err
 11:  426.2k    2.8m    0     166     149       0       0      17       0       0       3.9k    3.9k    3.9k    0       0       0       0     256.0k  227.3k

 

 

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