Motorola WS5100 Series Reference Manual page 52

3-6 WS5100 Series Switch System Reference Guide
Access Ports
Mobile Units
Up Time
1. Refer to the
hours. The alarms are classified as:
• Critical — Denoted by a red indicator. These alarms warrant immediate attention.
• Major — Denoted by a yellow indicator. These alarms warrant attention.
• Others — Denoted by a blue indicator.
The alarms field also displays details (in a tabular format) of the 5 most recent unacknowledged critical/
major alarms raised during the past 48 hours. The table displays the following details:
Severity
Last Occurrence
Message
# Occurrences
2. Refer to the
It displays the following details in a tabular format:
Name
Status
Speed
Duplex
3. The Environment
threshold range set by the user.
4. The CPU/Memory
5. The File Systems
• flash
• nvram
• system
Displays the total number of access ports adopted by the switch.
Displays the total number of MUs associated with the switch.
Displays the actual switch uptime. The
the device defined within the System Name field. Uptime is the cumulative time
since the switch was last rebooted or lost power.
Alarms field for details of all the unacknowledged alarms generated during the past 48
Displays the severity of the alarm. It can be either Critical or Major.
Displays the time when the alarm was reported.
Displays the message associated with the alarm.
Displays the number of times during the past 48 hours such an alarm was
generated.
Ports field for link, speed and duplex status of each physical port on the switch's front panel.
Displays the name of the port, either—Ethernet1 or Ethernet 2
Displays the status of the port, either— Up or Down
Displays the speed at which the port transmits or receives data.
Displays the status of the port, either— Full Duplex or Unknown.
section displays the CPU temperature and switch fan speed. It displays the valid
section displays the free memory available with the RAM.
section displays the free file system available for:
Uptime is the current operational time of