PaloAlto Networks PA-7000 Series Hardware Reference Manual page 163

Service the PA-7000 Series Firewall Hardware
STEP 9 | Insert the network cables that you removed earlier.
For slot status informaon and troubleshoong, see the following secons:
Front Slot States
Commands.
PA-7000 Series Front Slot and Card States
You can view the slot and card status informaon on a PA-7000 firewall using the web interface or
the command line interface (CLI). From the web interface, select Network > Interfaces to view the
status of each slot. From the CLI operaonal mode, run the following command:
admin@PA-7050> show chassis
status slot <slot-number>
For example, to show the status of slot 1, run the following command:
admin@PA-7050> show chassis
status slot s1
For informaon on troubleshoong card slots and changing slot states, see
Firewall Network Processing Card (NPC) Troubleshoong
State
Empty
Up
Disabled
HA-Disabled
Stopping
Starng
PowerOff
PA-7000 Series Firewall Hardware Reference
and PA-7000 Series Firewall Network Processing Card (NPC) Troubleshoong
Descripon
The slot is empty and is ready to use.
The card is powered on and has a valid soware configuraon.
(HA only) The slot is not enabled.
In a high availability (HA) configuraon, the NPC slots stay in a
disabled state unl you enable the slot. This is by design, so you
can install new NPCs without causing a failover. Aer you insert
matching NPCs in both chassis, you then bring up both cards
simultaneously. For details, see
NPC in a High Availability (HA)
(HA only) Aer you enable a slot, this status appears unl both
slots are ready.
This also occurs if the peer does not have a matching card in the
same slot number or the card in the peer is not ready.
The card is preparing for removal.
The card is in the process of powering on and the soware is
iniang.
The card is powered down and ready for removal.
Commands.
Install a PA-7000 Series Firewall
Configuraon.
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