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Alert Types
The following table lists the types of alerts that can be generated.
Table 3-2. Alert Strings and Descriptions
Note
When troubleshooting the sources of alerts, it may be helpful to also check
the switch’s Port Status and Port Counters windows (page 7-7 and page 7-9
respectively) and the Event Log in the switch console (page 8-6).
Alert String Alert Description
First Time Install Important installation information for your switch.
Problem Driver or NIC Problem software driver or LAN adapter detected on port.
Problem XCVR or NIC Problem transceiver or LAN adapter card detected on
port.
Problem Cable Problem cable detected on port.
Cable Length/Repeater Hops Problem cable detected on port.
Packet loss detected, which could be due to excessive
number of gateways to traverse.
Over Bandwidth Excessive network traffic on port.
Broadcast Storm Excessive broadcasts detected on port.
Fault-Disabled Port The port has been automatically disabled due to a
detected fault condition, for example, an incorrect
transceiver installed in a transceiver slot.
Polarity Reversal Miswired cable detected on port.
Network Loop Network loop detected by switch.
Network loop detected on port.
Loss of Link Lost connection to multiple devices on port.
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