Gigabit Ethernet Line Card Error Messages - Cisco 10000 Series Troubleshooting Manual

Gigabit Ethernet Line Card Error Messages

Gigabit Ethernet Line Card Error Messages
Table 5-7
possible, the source of the error message is explained and a corrective action is suggested.
Table 5-7
Error Message
LC_ERROR:Slot[x/0] TX
fault
LC_ERROR:Slot[x/0]
Unknown GBIC type
LC_ERROR:Slot[x/0]
Unknown GBIC CC type
LC_ERROR:Slot[x/0] Fatal
interrupt from x
%C10KGE-3-GBIC_MISSING:In
terface
GigabitEthernet1/0/0,
Gigabit Interface
Converter (GBIC) missing
Cisco 10000 Series Router Troubleshooting Guide
5-8
describes the error messages associated with the gigabit Ethernet (GE) line card. Where
Gigabit Ethernet Line Card Error Messages
Possible Cause
GBIC failure. GBIC transmit
failure is characterized by a
steadily blinking Fail LED on
the gigabit Ethernet line card.
There are several types of
GBICs. If the software cannot
determine the type, this error is
displayed. This does not mean
that the GBIC will not function.
Occurs if a GBIC (containing an
EEPROM) type cannot be
determined.
Occurs if there is a problem with
the hardware.
Error messages appear in the
logs and the CLI.
Chapter 5 Cisco 10000 Series Router Alarms and Error Messages
Corrective Action
Replace the GBIC.
1.
If this message is accompanied
1.
by a GBIC failure, replace the
GBIC with a model supported
by the Cisco 10000 series
router.
If the GBIC is Cisco supplied,
2.
it may be faulty. Try replacing
the GBIC.
If none of the suggestions
3.
above work, call the Cisco
TAC.
See the Cisco 10000 Series Router
Hardware Installation Guide for a
list of GBIC part numbers.
Reinsert the GBIC.
1.
Insert a new GBIC.
2.
Try the GBIC in a different
3.
gigabit Ethernet line card.
Call the Cisco TAC.
1. Make sure the GBIC is
properly inserted.
2. Replace the GBIC.
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