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IP 500V2 reboots on it's own randomly (Termination Cause: <Watchdog> addr=00000000 d=0 pc=f00b
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Nortel4Ever
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The cabinets are so easy to replace, we just do that instead of spending countless time trying to figure out why. It has always fixed the issue and we move on.
I have a customer with the same exact problem!
We upgraded them to the latest R9.1 (problem started randomly after years and years on R6) and that didn't solve the problem.
We captured from monitor through multiple reboots and submitted the captures to Avaya, and they said they didn't see any reboots.
Reason: Abnormal Termination
Termination Cause: <WATCHDOG> addr=00000000 d=0 pc=f00b6344 is given each time.
I captured more over the weekend and will be opening up a new SR.
We upgraded them to the latest R9.1 (problem started randomly after years and years on R6) and that didn't solve the problem.
We captured from monitor through multiple reboots and submitted the captures to Avaya, and they said they didn't see any reboots.
Reason: Abnormal Termination
Termination Cause: <WATCHDOG> addr=00000000 d=0 pc=f00b6344 is given each time.
I captured more over the weekend and will be opening up a new SR.
Default monitor trace should be enough, if you use any TAPI application you should include that. (TAPI issues seems to have a habit of causing reboots)
I would have a hard time accepting that they don't see a reboot in the trace since it's pretty obvious if you run with default filters.
"Trying is the first step to failure..." - Homer
I would have a hard time accepting that they don't see a reboot in the trace since it's pretty obvious if you run with default filters.
"Trying is the first step to failure..." - Homer
holdmusic34
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Print and Error filters as a minimum. TAPI is a good idea too.
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Try a fire extinguisher.
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Check the Avaya IP Office Technical Buletin No: 195
Release Dat: 26 Ago 2016
The regarding thing treats to the Anormal Systems Reboot (derivatives of causes as the simple fact of keeping configuration. U needs the Service Pack 8
Release Dat: 26 Ago 2016
The regarding thing treats to the Anormal Systems Reboot (derivatives of causes as the simple fact of keeping configuration. U needs the Service Pack 8
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