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  • 1.  FPC Restarting

    Posted 09-29-2009 00:37
    Bascially the fpc restarts itself and it shows the following in the log: ep 27 05:54:05 pe-0/0/0: large delay buffer clearedSep 27 05:54:05 CHASSISD_IFDEV_CREATE_NOTICE: create_pics: created interface device for gr-0/0/0Sep 27 05:54:05 gr-0/0/0: large delay buffer clearedSep 27 05:54:05 CHASSISD_IFDEV_CREATE_NOTICE: create_pics: created interface device for ip-0/0/0Sep 27 05:54:05 ip-0/0/0: large delay buffer clearedSep 27 05:54:05 CHASSISD_IFDEV_CREATE_NOTICE: create_pics: created interface device for ls-0/0/0Sep 27 05:54:05 ls-0/0/0: large delay buffer clearedSep 27 05:54:06 CHASSISD_IFDEV_CREATE_NOTICE: create_pics: created interface device for mt-0/0/0Sep 27 05:54:06 mt-0/0/0: large delay buffer clearedSep 27 05:54:06 CHASSISD_IFDEV_CREATE_NOTICE: create_pics: created interface device for lt-0/0/0Sep 27 05:54:06 lt-0/0/0: large delay buffer clearedSep 27 05:54:06 PIC (fpc 0 pic 0) message operation: add. ifd count 23, flags 0x3 in mesgSep 28 13:13:14 rcv: ch_ipc_dispatch() null ipc read for args 0xe22b60 pipe 0xe23200, fru FWDD 0Sep 28 13:13:15 -- FWDD 0, last request 0, state OnlineSep 28 13:13:15 CHASSISD_FRU_OFFLINE_NOTICE: Taking FPC 0 offline: ErrorSep 28 13:13:15 fpc_down slot 0 reason Error cargs 0xe22b60Sep 28 13:13:15 fpc_srxsme_disconnect slot is 0 Sep 28 13:13:15 CHASSISD_IFDEV_DETACH_FPC: ifdev_detach(0)Sep 28 13:13:15 LS: PIC DELETE: Deleting IFDs(#0) on pic 0 slot 0  ls_ifdev_detachSep 28 13:13:15 ifd ge-0/0/0 marked as goneSep 28 13:13:15 ifd ge-0/0/1 marked as goneSep 28 13:13:15 ifd ge-0/0/2 marked as goneSep 28 13:13:15 ifd ge-0/0/3 marked as goneSep 28 13:13:15 ifd ge-0/0/4 marked as goneSep 28 13:13:15 ifd ge-0/0/5 marked as goneSep 28 13:13:15 ifd ge-0/0/6 marked as goneSep 28 13:13:15 ifd ge-0/0/7 marked as goneSep 28 13:13:15 ifd ge-0/0/8 marked as goneSep 28 13:13:15 ifd ge-0/0/9 marked as goneSep 28 13:13:15 ifd ge-0/0/10 marked as goneSep 28 13:13:15 ifd ge-0/0/11 marked as goneSep 28 13:13:15 ifd ge-0/0/12 marked as goneSep 28 13:13:15 ifd ge-0/0/13 marked as goneSep 28 13:13:15 ifd ge-0/0/14 marked as goneSep 28 13:13:15 ifd ge-0/0/15 marked as goneSep 28 13:13:15 ifd pd-0/0/0 marked as goneSep 28 13:13:15 ifd pe-0/0/0 marked as goneSep 28 13:13:15 ifd gr-0/0/0 marked as goneSep 28 13:13:15 ifd ip-0/0/0 marked as goneSep 28 13:13:15 ifd ls-0/0/0 marked as goneSep 28 13:13:15 ifd mt-0/0/0 marked as goneSep 28 13:13:15 ifd lt-0/0/0 marked as goneSep 28 13:13:15 fpc_offline_now - slot 0, reason: Error, error OKSep 28 13:13:15 Power off FPC 0Sep 28 13:13:15 CHASSISD_IPC_WRITE_ERR_NULL_ARGS: FRU has no connection arguments fru_send_msg FWDDSep 28 13:13:15 send: fwdd, fpc 0 powered offSep 28 13:13:15 hwdb: entry for fpc 1867 at slot 0 deleted Sep 28 13:13:15 PIC (fpc 0 pic 0) message operation: change. ifd count 23, flags 0x2 in mesgSep 28 13:13:16 PIC (fpc 0 pic 0) message operation: change. ifd count 22, flags 0x2 in mesgSep 28 13:13:16 PIC (fpc 0 pic 0) message operation: change. ifd count 21, flags 0x2 in mesgSep 28 13:13:16 PIC (fpc 0 pic 0) message operation: change. ifd count 20, flags 0x2 in mesgSep 28 13:13:16 PIC (fpc 0 pic 0) message operation: change. ifd count 19, flags 0x2 in mesgSep 28 13:13:16 PIC (fpc 0 pic 0) message operation: change. ifd count 18, flags 0x2 in mesgSep 28 13:13:16 PIC (fpc 0 pic 0) message operation: change. ifd count 17, flags 0x2 in mesgSep 28 13:13:16 PIC (fpc 0 pic 0) message operation: change. ifd count 16, flags 0x2 in mesgSep 28 13:13:16 PIC (fpc 0 pic 0) message operation: change. ifd count 15, flags 0x2 in mesgSep 28 13:13:16 PIC (fpc 0 pic 0) message operation: change. ifd count 14, flags 0x2 in mesg

     


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  • 2.  RE: FPC Restarting

    Posted 09-29-2009 01:17

    These messages are typical syslog entries recorded after FPC restart, not much information there.

    Check if there is FPC core dump under /var/crash:

     

    show system core-dumps

     

    - then open a JTAC case and upload the core file to ftp.juniper.net (JTAC will provide you instructions on how to upload).



  • 3.  RE: FPC Restarting

    Posted 09-29-2009 09:47

    Is chassis cluster configured for this node which shows the FPC going offline? If it is the case then please include your config from the device.

     

    Thanks



  • 4.  RE: FPC Restarting

    Posted 09-29-2009 23:54
    Juniper engineering have found a workaround for the problem by disabling the anti-virus service.