Diagnosing With the LEDs
LED patterns indicating problems
Diagnostic Tips
Power Col Fault
Port
^
OFF *
**
Check power cord and power source. If OK,
replace the hub.
*
Very
frequent,
or solidly
ON
**
Very frequent collisions could indicate a network
fault, a cable not properly terminated, or SQE test
not disabled.
**
ON *
A hub hardware failure was detected during
self-test. Replace the hub.
**
Flashing Flashing
A port has been auto-segmented because of too
many collisions or a ThinLAN port not properly
terminated or not connected. Check cable
terminations, connections, SQE Test setting,
transceivers, and attached network devices.
**
OFF
OFF or
flashing
intermit-
tently
on a port
in use
Check cabling on the port indicated.
For a fiber-optic port, also check for correct Tx
and Rx connections. Try switching them.
Use the Status console command to check if:
– The port has been manually turned off.
In this case, turn the port back on.
– The port has LOW light status. In this
case, check light status on the device
at the other end of the fiber-optic link;
if it is LOW, the link is broken.
* This LED is not important for the diagnosis.
Troubleshooting 4-3
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