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aastratech

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Aug 15, 2006
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Guiys,

aprreciate any suggestions..

customer has 3 Lim BC12 system.
Engineer noticed alarm that no back ups were possible as main i/o board NIU2 was blocked, tried rectifying this but no joy and all ports and would not allow connection to system, network port also failed to respond to ping test.
He was going to change the board but now the other NIU which allowed connection has also stopped allowing coneection to system programming and not rtesponding to pings..network is fine.
Big problem now is we have connection to look at alarms and dont know if reload will work :(
We have tried to button it but still same symptoms...
anybody suggest a fix???
 

pls post ALLOP and HIMDP:LIM=x;

x=Lim where NIU2 is in (1?)

best parnum
 
parnum,
thats the big issue, we cant connect to the system at all therefor cannot provide any prints??
 
1.
Did you reload LIM=1? (Poer off?)
2.
Make sure that you have same EIC code in the NIU board for dump (harddisk), if you swap NIU.
3.
Try to login on NIU port 1. That is the serial port upper most. Run it with 9600 b/s, 8 databits and No stopbit.
4.
NIU or NIU2?


///doktor
 
HI, ONLY DID A RESET( BUTTON PRESS ONCE)
didn't do complete reload until i was sure back-up / data would reload..
tried all positions on NIU2 and port 1 on NIU no joy..

any help??
 
guys,

removed NIU2 from system and tried to load in a 3lim test switch...NIU2 , no joy it has 31xx error so no reload looks like a NIU2 failure...is it possible to use another NIU2 with the same flash ? only issue is that the NIU2 will have a 02-0000 eic code ...
is there any other methods i can use??
 

You can put a new NIU2 in your test Lim 1 and write EIC and load license to it, use the same flash and it will be ok in your live system.

best parnum
 
parnum,

put a new NIU2 with correct eic and worked fine for a few days, the NIU2 is now back to system block and even with pulling the board i cant get it back in service.
Any ideas why this happens?? i can still connect with telnet session to other NIU in system but the system again has no back up and has tried to initiate a reload...help??
 

If you put NIU2 with flash in test lim, does it load ok? do you have your customer data on the flash?

When you put NIU2 in your live lim, it worked ok at first? did you dump the system twice? put it in your test lim.

If you can load from this latest NIU2 in test lim and see customer data, put it back in the live lim and push in LPU button then remove LPU from backplane and put back, and press LPU button again to force a complete reload from the NIU2 flash. Buttoning will only reload from BUP, you must take the power from the LPU.

Consider replacing the LPU in the live system with the one in the test Lim, maybe live data is corrupt or LPU is faulty?

best parnum
 
managed to get pcregen data so I will load on another NIU2 and will try replacing the LPU...
 
mdevo,

2 questions.
- what alarms did you get?
- please post your IODDP;

/Daddy

-----------------------------------------------------
What You See Is What You Get
Never underestimate tha powah of tha google!
 
IODDP;
I/O DEVICE DATA

NODE IODEV/SUBFS BPOS/EQU I/O-BUS TYPE/USAGE STATUS AUTH

SYSN - 001-0-70 - - SYS BLOCK
SYSN SYSDISK1 001-0-70-0 MASTER TOSHIBA SYS BLOCK
SYSSUBFS11
SYSSUBFS21
TMFS
SYSN SYSTERMINAL 001-0-70-1 - MML - 7
SYSN MODEM 001-0-70-2 - MML - 7
SYSN TOSH1 001-0-70-3 - MML - 7
SYSN TELNET1 001-0-70-4 - NETWORK/MML - 7

TEST1 - 001-2-30 - - IN SERVICE
TEST1 VMAL 001-2-30-1 - OUT IN SERVICE
TEST1 TESTTERM8 001-2-30-2 - MML - 7
TEST1 TESTTERM7 001-2-30-3 - MML - 7
TEST1 ETHTEST 001-2-30-4 - NETWORK/OUT IN SERVICE
TEST1 TELNET2 001-2-30-4 - NETWORK/MML - 7

LIM2 - 002-0-70 - - IN SERVICE
LIM2 TERM4 002-0-70-1 - MML - 7
LIM2 TERM5 002-0-70-2 - MML - 7
ALIM2 TERM9 002-0-70-3 - MML -
7

LIM3 - 003-0-30 - - IN SERVICE
LIM3 LIM3 003-0-30-1 - MML - 7

END

<LLIP;
ALARM LIST

IDENTITY: GU
VERSION: CXP1010102/2/BC12SP10/R7A

DATE: 04JUN10 TIME: 13:41:54

CODE CLASS NOAF EXPLANATION

15 2 1 DEVICE BOARD FAULTY OR MISSING
26 2 1 PERIODICAL SYSTEM DUMP HAS FAILED
42 3 3 RELOAD OF EXCHANGE DATA IN LIM HAS FAILED
56 4 1 THE SYSTEM DOES NOT HAVE AN ACCESSIBLE BACKUP
106 3 3 FAULTY I/O BOARD OR CONNECTED I/O DEVICE
114 1 2 DEVICE BOARD HAS BEEN ACTIVATED
 
Hi mdevo,

The NIU is known for blocking on excessive ethernet traffic.
I would suggest to remove the ethernet cables from ALL NIU's (if not possible, remove only LIM1 cable). and let the system run for a certain period.
- Check the network for broadcast traffic (arp requests, ...)

/Daddy

-----------------------------------------------------
What You See Is What You Get
Never underestimate tha powah of tha google!
 
And remember that NIU only runs 10MB...

///doktor
 
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