[e-nsp] Summit 400-48t Port Problems

[nsubugr at mtn.co.ug]

Hello,

Could you please get the info for that specific ports see if it passes the diagnostic, link state, tests? If you can please share the results.

e.g.        sh ports 2 info detail

Secondly it might be a hardware problem which might have been triggered by the power!

From: extreme-nsp-bounces at puck.nether.net [mailto:extreme-nsp-bounces at puck.nether.net] On Behalf Of root net
Sent: Friday, August 29, 2008 7:09 AM
To: extreme-nsp at puck.nether.net
Subject: [e-nsp] Summit 400-48t Port Problems

Hello,

I have checked the archives from 2003 to now and could not find this anywhere.  Here is my problem:

I have a Extreme Summit 400-48t lost power for about 5-12 secs (UPS failure/problem) but powered back on after power was restored and none of the ports worked.  I have an exact copy of this switch running as well and it fired back up without a problem unlike this one.

Here are sample logs:

09/26/2007 16:11:34.23 <Erro> <EDP.ProcPDUFail> pdu received on port 2 could not be processed, checksum error on port 2
09/25/2007 11:10:18.43 <Erro> <EDP.ProcPDUFail> pdu received on port 2 could not be processed, checksum error on port 2
09/25/2007 10:20:02.55 <Erro> <EDP.ProcPDUFail> pdu received on port 2 could not be processed, checksum error on port 2
09/24/2007 23:50:41.30 <Erro> <EDP.ProcPDUFail> pdu received on port 2 could not be processed, checksum error on port 2
09/20/2007 13:43:49.85 <Erro> <EDP.ProcPDUFail

BTW I wiped the config and the time is off now so ignore that.

What do you think is wrong? How can I procure? I thought about reloading the image but can not use the ports to do a tftp. Can some one explain also how to configure the management port on the back to do this if possible.  I am a Cisco person not extreme but I am learning.

Thanks in advanced!!!

--RootNet08
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