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Brocade X7-8 multiple port blades faulty after power on

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Applies to

  • Brocade X7-8
  • FC64-48 Port Blade
  • Brocade Fabric OS (FOS)

Issue

  • Two switch blades in a new director show FAULTY (21) in slotshow:
Slot   Blade Type     ID    Status
-----------------------------------
  1     CP BLADE    220     ENABLED
  2     CP BLADE    220     ENABLED
  3     SW BLADE    216     ENABLED
  4     SW BLADE    216     FAULTY (21)
  5     SW BLADE    216     FAULTY (21)
  6     SW BLADE    216     ENABLED
  7     CORE BLADE  215     ENABLED
  8     CORE BLADE  215     ENABLED
  9     SW BLADE    216     ENABLED
 10     SW BLADE    216     ENABLED
 11     UNKNOWN             VACANT
 12     UNKNOWN             VACANT
  • Reseating one or both blades does not bring the port blades up as ENABLED.
  • For example, slot 4 fails first and slot 5 fails after, as per console output or errdump:
11:50:23, [BL-1002], 5394, SLOT 2 | FFDC | CHASSIS, CRITICAL, switch, Init Failed: slot 4 DISABLED because internal ports were not ONLINE, ports: 41 42 43 44 45 46 105 106 107 108 109 110 .
11:50:23, [EM-1134], 5395, SLOT 2 | FFDC | CHASSIS, ERROR, switch, Slot 4 set to faulty, rc=20015.
11:54:38, [BL-1002], 5407, SLOT 2 | FFDC | CHASSIS, CRITICAL, switch, Init Failed: slot 5 DISABLED because internal ports were not ONLINE, ports: 110 .
11:54:38, [EM-1134], 5408, SLOT 2 | FFDC | CHASSIS, ERROR, switch, Slot 5 set to faulty, rc=20015.

 

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