Recovery on both rings failed.
Perform actions for FIJI0005 for both rings.
Severity: Critical
also refer to FIJI0005 which is..
Recover failed on Ring 0/1.
Parameter 1 = Ring Number.
Check for failure reason:
1. STAT RING S
Make sure all FIJIs are up.
2. STAT ALRM S
Make sure no LOP, LOS, LOF, BER, or TXIP alarms are on and that the
NEWK and NEWZ values are correct.
(See FIJI0010-0016 messages)
3. After all alarms are cleared:
a) RSET - Wait for ring audit to bring the rings to the proper state,
or
b) RSTR
Severity: Critical
Not sure what you are showing here with the 2 0 not responding, there are only 2 rings. The 2 may be the group # which may not be equipped. How many Network Groups do you have? And did you stat the rings n ld 39? they should show half and half in a normal state. If you have 4 FIJI cards then you should have only 2 network groups and 2 0 is configured but no hardware to support it.
A quick search on the solutions site turned up the below solution. It would appear you have the same issue. CNI's configured for a network group that doesn't exist.
CS1000: Many FIJI006 error
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Doc ID: SOLN231234
Version: 2.0
Status: Published
Published date: 19 Jun 2013
Updated: 02 Dec 2014
Author:
Flavio Pagani
Details
CS1000M MG Release 6.00R
Problem Clarification
The system printout a lot of FIJI006. Problem started after the software was reinstalled from the scrach and no a backup available, the default DB was used.
That does not look right, if I'm reading this correctly you removed the cni port for group 0 on ext 0----Go back in LD 17 CEQU and program back the cni 9 0 0 you removed from ext 0.
Go into ld 39 and do a stat ring 0 and a stat ring 1 and post here.
That text was copied and pasted from the Avaya Solutions site, it is an example, and yes I agree, incorrect. However, it would appear he has a network group configured that shouldn't be there.
There are only two network group shelf and total of four fiji card in the system. I get the Fiji0006 after every single minute. What you guys advise? should i verify the CEQU data?
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