[j-nsp] Juniper dead J series?

[David Gee]

Hi Brad,

Thanks for the response. I think I'm going to just have to admit defeat
judging by the information laid out in front of me. Jcare wasn't ever an
option for this router so other than maybe turning it into a footrest, I
think it's days as being something useful are over. I may attempt some
Frankenstein repair attempt and if it's successful I'll be sure to post
information.

Thanks again,
David

p.s. Thanks to everyone that responded.

>We had this happen several times over the past 3 years or so. In all cases
there's no console output, all LEDs on solid, and fans spin up and remain
spun up until power is removed from the device. We >tried some Redneck
Engineering on one failed box that wasn't under maintenance and replaced RAM
and CF cards with no luck. We've moved to SRX gear for nearly all locations;
however, I believe the J's >had some internal diag lights that failed to
indicate any problems (at least in our cases).

>> Hi all,
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>> Second post from me in the same month! Scary.
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>> So, long story short. Router went offline after a power outage. Didn't 
>> come back. Remote hands consoled in and reported back:
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>>"All four LED's are on permanently. We've unplugged, plugged it back 
>> in, rebooted and rebooted some more. No console output".
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>> I've had a quick look around but can't find anything specific. I'm 
>> thinking at this point it's either, RAM, CPU or possibly compact 
>> flash? The DC is a few miles away, so contemplating jumping on Ebay 
>> and buying some spares to cover as many realistic outcomes as 
>> possible. Any thoughts or experience with this?
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>> Thanks
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>> David