PA-5450 Front Slot and Card States
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PA-5450 Front Slot and Card States
Learn how to monitor and troubleshoot the front slot
cards installed in the PA-5450 firewall.
You can view the slot and card status information on
a PA-5450 Series firewall using the web interface or the command
line interface (CLI). From the web interface, select NetworkInterfaces to
view the status of each slot. From the CLI operational mode, run
the following command:
admin@PA-5450> show chassis status slot <slot-number>For example, to show the status of slot 1, run the following
command:
admin@PA-5450> show chassis status slot s1 For information on troubleshooting card slots and changing slot
states, see PA-5400 Series Firewall Networking Card (NC) Troubleshooting Commands.
State | Description |
|---|---|
Empty | The slot is empty and is ready to use. |
Up | The card is powered on and has a valid software configuration. |
Disabled | (HA only) The slot is not enabled. In
a high availability (HA) configuration, the NC slots stay in a disabled
state until you enable the slot. This is by design, so you can install
new NCs without causing a failover. After you insert matching NCs
in both firewalls, you then bring up both cards simultaneously. |
HA-Disabled | (HA only) After you enable a slot,
this status appears until both slots are ready. This also
occurs if the peer does not have a matching card in the same slot
number or the card in the peer is not ready. |
Stopping | The card is preparing for removal. |
Starting | The card is in the process of powering on
and the software is initiating. |
PowerOff | The card is powered down and ready for removal. |
AdminPowerOff | An administrator powered down the slot and
it will not be available until you power it back on. If there is
a slot that you want ignored in an HA configuration HA, put it in
this state. |
Failure | The card has failed and needs to be replaced. |
Unsupported | The card is not a supported type for this
slot. |