Interpret the PA-3200 Series Status LEDs
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Interpret the PA-3200 Series Status LEDs
Learn how to interpret the status LEDs on a PA-3200 Series
firewall.
The following table describes how to interpret the status LEDs
on a PA-3200 Series firewall.
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| Green —The firewall is powered
on. Off —The firewall is not powered on or an error occurred
with the internal power system (for example, power is not within
tolerance levels).
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| Green —The firewall is operating
normally. Yellow —The firewall is booting.
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| Green —The firewall is the active
peer in an active/passive configuration. Yellow —The firewall is the passive peer in an active/passive
configuration. Off —High availability (HA) is not operational on this
firewall.
In an active/active configuration, the HA
LED only indicates HA status for the local firewall and has two
possible states (green or off); it does not indicate HA connectivity
of the peer. Green indicates that the firewall is either active-primary
or active-secondary and off indicates that the firewall is in any
other state (For example, non-functional or suspended). |
| Green —The firewall temperature
is normal. Yellow —The firewall temperature is outside tolerance
levels.
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| Red —A hardware failure, such
as a power supply failure, a firewall failure that caused an HA
failover, a drive failure, or the hardware overheated and exceeded
the high temperature threshold. Off —The firewall is operating normally.
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| Green —The fan tray and all fans
are operating normally. Red —A fan failed. If one of the three fans fail, the
firewall will continue to operate but if two fans fail, the firewall
will shut down.
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| When facing the back of the firewall, power
supply 1 (PWR 1) is on the left and power supply 2 (PWR 2) is on
the right. Green —The power supply is functioning
normally. Red —The power supply is present but is not working.
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| These ports have two LEDs. Left
LED —Solid green indicates a network link. Right LED —Blinking green indicates network activity.
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| These ports have one green LED. Solid
green indicates a network link. Blinking green indicates network activity.
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The AC and
DC power supply LEDs function the same way. With AC power supplies,
the input LED indicates the status of the AC input power and the
output LED indicates the DC output that powers the firewall. With
DC power supplies, the input and output are both DC. | The top LED provides status of the power
input and the bottom LED provides status of the power supply output. Input LED (Top) Solid green —Input voltage
operating within the normal specified range. Blinking green —Overvoltage or undervoltage warning. Off —Exceeded the overvoltage or undervoltage threshold
or no input power.
Output LED (Bottom) Solid green —Main output
and standby output enabled; no power supply warnings or faults. Blinking green —Standby output enabled with no power supply
warning or fault detected. Blinking yellow —Power supply warning detected. Solid yellow —Power supply fault detected.
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| Green —The fan trays and all
fans are operating normally.
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