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How to monitor Brocade 16GB and 32GB SFPs for any hardware failures using MAPS

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Applies to

  • Brocade Technical Support Bulletin
    • TSB 2019-276-A
    • TSB 2019-274-A [1]
  • Brocade Switches
  • MAPS

Description

  • TSB 2019-274-A and TSB 2019-276-A corrective action steps require monitoring SFPs that have Tx Power degrading to the level of potentially causing link and system errors.
  • This KB outlines a best practice for implementing the monitoring process, making use of MAPS and identifying SFPs causing errors.

 

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