[j-nsp] Juniper M20 AC power supplies
Alex Hsia
Alex.Hsia at noaa.gov
Fri Jan 7 14:44:56 EST 2005
Just wanted to pass on a tidbit of information that I just learned about
our Juniper M20 router. If power is temporarily interrupted to the M20
power supply it will stay in a fault condition and not provide power to
the router until power is removed for more than 60 seconds.
We discovered this situation when we had a power bump and found out that
a battery in our UPS had failed (despite passing it's last maintenance
test) which temporarily interrupted power to our M20. Both power
supplies went into a fault state and remained in that condition until
someone came in and physically cycled power on the router.
I've replicated the situation by pulling the cord for a short while to
our M20 and have gotten the power supply to stay in a fault state.
According to Juniper, this is "normal" behavior as outlined by the JTAC
response listed below:
> Hi Alex,
>
> After confirming with our escalation.
>
> Unless the actual power outage lasts 60 seconds or longer the power
> supply will not transition from failure to recover. This is
> documented
> here :
>
>
http://www.juniper.net/techpubs/hardware/m20/m20-hwguide/replace-remove-ac-power-supply.html#replace-remove-ac-power-supply
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