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Environment Class Messages, Temperature Area Messages, Probable Cause, Recommended Action, Messages

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Responding to Fabric Watch Messages Environment Class Messages Temperature Area Messages Probable Cause The temperature of the chassis has risen above the normal range, indicating a possible hardware problem. Temperature-related messages most often appear when fans fail. Recommended Action If you receive a temperature-related message, check for an accompanying fan-related message and perform related troubleshooting. If all fans function normally, check the climate control in your lab. Note: To set useful temperature boundaries, note the default values or contact your switch supplier. Messages Message Description Troubleshooting FW-CHANGED, 4, envTemp (Env Temperature ) value has changed, current value: C. (info) Explains that the internal temperature of the switch has changed to a new value. Presents the new value. This is an informational message. Respond to this message as is appropriate to the particular policy of the end-user installation. To prevent recurring messages, disable the changed alarm for this threshold. Message Description Troubleshooting FW-EXCEEDED, 3, envTemp (Env Temperature ) exceeded boundary, current value: C. (faulty) Explains that the internal temperature of the switch has risen to a value that may damage the switch, or has fallen to a value that may adversely affect performance. Presents the new value. This message generally appears when a fan fails. If so, a fan-failure message will accompany this message. Replace the fan. Possibly, the outside temperature is too high. 114 Fabric Watch Version 3.1.x/4.1.x User Guide

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Responding to Fabric Watch Messages
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Fabric Watch Version 3.1.x/4.1.x User Guide
Environment Class Messages
Temperature Area Messages
Probable Cause
The temperature of the chassis has risen above the normal range, indicating a
possible hardware problem. Temperature-related messages most often appear
when fans fail.
Recommended Action
If you receive a temperature-related message, check for an accompanying
fan-related message and perform related troubleshooting. If all fans function
normally, check the climate control in your lab.
Note:
To set useful temperature boundaries, note the default values or contact your
switch supplier.
Messages
Message
FW-CHANGED, 4, envTemp<
element index
> (Env Temperature <
element
index
>) value has changed, current value: <
value
> C. (info)
Description
Explains that the internal temperature of the switch has changed to a new
value. Presents the new value.
Troubleshooting
This is an informational message. Respond to this message as is appropriate
to the particular policy of the end-user installation. To prevent recurring
messages, disable the changed alarm for this threshold.
Message
FW-EXCEEDED, 3, envTemp
<element index>
(Env Temperature
<element
index>
) exceeded boundary, current value:
<value>
C. (faulty)
Description
Explains that the internal temperature of the switch has risen to a value that
may damage the switch, or has fallen to a value that may adversely affect
performance. Presents the new value.
Troubleshooting
This message generally appears when a fan fails. If so, a fan-failure message
will accompany this message. Replace the fan. Possibly, the outside
temperature is too high.