Avaya 8800 Troubleshooting Manual page 60

Common error log messages
Name
Power Supply
Down(PsId=1,OperStatus=4)
Shutdown port 1/6 due to
excessive control
frames multicast 0,
broadcast 11133 packet
per second
rarCheckConsistency:
Record size 90 in hash
bin 0x00002ff9 Next
threshold 100
rarCheckConsistency:
Record size 80 in hash
bin 0x00002ff9 Next
threshold 90
rarCheckConsistency:
Record size 70 in hash
bin
Clock Recovery Failed
Reset tmux on slot 1
60 Troubleshooting
Description
The port is shut down due to
excessive broadcast or
multicast packets.
The message is expected
under normal operating
conditions. If the Hash bins
continue to grow at a rapid
rate over a sustained
period, there could be
network or switch
configuration problems,
whereby you are learning
many ARP, MAC or route
entries.
Clock recovery occurs
when the timing on the
backplane is
resynchronized. This
message indicates that the
clock synchronization
attempts failed on the tmux
If severe enough, the
software resets the
appropriate ASICs, that is,
SWIP (Switch Processor) or
TapMux. In this case, the
clock synchronization
attempts failed on the tmux
for slot1 and the tmux was
reset. This means that
some internal corrective
actions were proceeded by
the software because errors
were reported for a specific
tmux. The tmux is the part of
the I/O module that
communicates with the
switch fabric, actually this is
the receiving multiplexer on
the I/O module.
Comments? infodev@avaya.com
Remedial Action
Investigate and remove the source of
the broadcast storm. Re-enable the
port.
If this message appears more than
once an hour, contact Avaya Technical
Support.
Check the SMP logs and see if these
messages are occurring frequently.
One or two occurrence of these
messages does not mean a hardware
issue. Also hwDumpAll can be
collected to rule out any hardware
issues.
July 2013