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Network Node Manager i Software10.30

Use > Access Device Details > Chassis Redundancy Group Form > Chassis Redundancy Group Form: Conclusions Tab

Chassis Redundancy Group Form: Conclusions Tab

[This is the Context-Sensitive Help topic for the Chassis Redundancy Group form: Conclusions tab.]

Chassis Redundancy Groups are configured to provide redundancy protection against Chassis failures.

The Chassis Redundancy Group Form provides details about the selected Chassis Redundancy Group.

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Outstanding Status Conclusion Values

Attribute

Description

Outstanding Status Conclusions

The dynamically generated list of summary statuses for the Chassis Redundancy Group that contributed to the current overall Status of the selected Chassis Redundancy Group. Status is set by the Causal Engine.

Each Conclusion listed is outstanding and contributes to the current overall Status.

This table is useful for obtaining a quick summary of the problem description for the current Chassis Redundancy Group that led up to the Chassis Redundancy Group's most current Status.

The Status value is correlated based on the most critical Conclusions.

Double-click the row representing a Conclusion. The Conclusion form displays all details about the selected Conclusion.

The following table describes the possible Conclusions that might appear for a Chassis Redundancy Group object.

Inter switch links (ISL) are Layer 2 connections that connect chassis. The interfaces in these connections are on the same node, but they are associated with ports on different chassis in a Chassis Redundancy Group.

A Y in the Incident? column indicates that the conclusion results in an incident.

Major Status Conclusions

Conclusion	Description	Status	Incident?
StackWithNoSlave	No Chassis in the Chassis Redundancy Group has a SLAVE State.	Major	Y

Minor Status Conclusions

Conclusion

Description

Status

Incident?

StackDegraded

NNMi has detected the following conditions in the Chassis Redundancy Group:

One Chassis with a MASTER State
One Chassis with a SLAVE State
Other Chassis in the group are not in SLAVE State

Minor

ISLAggregatorLinkDown

(NNMi Advanced) At least one of the Inter Switch Links between Chassis in the Chassis Redundancy Group is down. See Aggregator Connection Down () for more information.

Minor

Warning Status Conclusions

Conclusion	Description	Status	Incident?
ISLAggregatorLinkDegraded	(NNMi Advanced) At least one of the Inter Switch Links between Chassis in the Chassis Redundancy Group is degraded. See Aggregator Connection Degraded () for more information.	Warning	N

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