Troubleshooting Using The System Led - Cisco IE-3000-8TC Administration Manual

Troubleshooting Using the System LED

Step 7 Log in to the Cisco Business Edition 3000 Administrative Interface by using the IP address that is in the
configure.xml file.
Step 8
After you log in, verify that the network configuration is correct in the Network page (System Settings >
Network). If necessary, update the configuration.
Step 9 Restart the server (Maintenance > Restart/Shutdown).
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Troubleshooting Using the System LED
You, as a VAR administrator, can also monitor the health of the Cisco Business Edition 3000 system through
the status of the System LED mounted on the MCS 7890 server. This LED gives you primary information
about the system health without having to access the web interface. However, you need to log in to the web
interface to diagnose the problem in detail.
The System LED status will reflect the health of the following subsystems:
• System Health
• Telephony Network Gateways
• Internet Connection
The LED displays different colors depending on the health of the system. If there are no issues in the system,
the LED displays solid green color. If an issue occurs in either of the subsystems, the color of the LED changes
to orange or red depending on the severity of the problem.
The following table describes the various categories of the system health and the corresponding LED status:
Table 106: System health categories
System health
Good
In Progress
Warning
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LED status Possible issues
Solid Green -
Blinking Green -
Solid Orange
• Insufficient disk space
• Low virtual memory
• DNS configured but failed to resolve
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