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page 83 OmniSwitch 6800/6850/9000—Release 6.1.3.R01
PR 106065
During the execution of the "update lanpower all" command, it is possible that the update of an individual
port on the OS9800 may fail with a message similar to the following example for slot 14:
FRI OCT 06 11:51:55 : LANPOWER (108) info message:
+++ Shutting down daughter module in slot 14!
call failed: RPC: Success
PD63000 Programming Failed Slot #14!!!.
Workaround: Execute a lanpower update for the specific slot which failed.
PR 106121
Currently the test portion of the OS9000 lanpower start command checks available power before any
attempt is made to activate.
Workaround: There is no known workaround at this time.
PR 106791
The non-default value of 230 watts is not saved for the 510 watt power supply when performing "write
memory" or "configuration snapshot..." on an OS6850.
Workaround: Manually modify resulting configuration file.
PR 106906
Users may over allocate power from the available power supply in Power Shelf powered applications on
OS9000. PoE Power Shelf and PoE
Port Guidelines clearly state the user procedures for calculation of appropriate steps for calculation of
blade power requirements based on port power requirements, and total power requirements for the system.
Redundancy and power supply calculation is also provided.
Workaround: There is no known workaround at this time.
PR 106978
Currently PoE configurations are not deleted after a P24 blade is removed from OS9000 chassis.
Workaround: If a P24 blade is to be permanently removed from a chassis, then no action is necessary. If
a P24 blade is removed, a different blade is substituted and then at some later time a P24 blade is again
placed in the same slot position, either the original configurations for the P24 blade must be changed or
deleted (this is the preferred method) or the configuration file may be edited (this should only be
performed by an individual extremely familiar with configuration files and PoE configuration as the
ENTIRE unit configuration may be changed, or damaged).