
Troubleshooting a Physical Media Problem
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Respond to the State attribute values as follows:
1.
If the state of the interface in question is up, check the statistics
associated with that layer.
If the statistics show that the media is OK, go to Chapter 6.
2.
If the state is not present, the dynamic loader did not load the driver
(lower-layer protocol) on the slot. Make sure the link or net module and
port are up. Then, make sure the driver runs on the slot in the
configuration of the router.
3.
If the state is down, check the log to determine the reason, as follows:
a.
Save the log.
b.
Issue the
clearlog
command.
c.
Use the Configuration Manager to set the Enable parameter to
Disable, or use the Technician Interface to set the Enable attribute
to 2.
d.
Use the Configuration Manager to set the Enable parameter to
Enable, or use the Technician Interface to set the Enable attribute
to 1.
e.
View the log.
f.
If the state is not up, test the cable and the transceiver.
4.
If the cable and transceiver are OK, use Packet Capture to test the
reception and transmission of data as it passes through the cable. See
Appendix B for instructions.
Troubleshooting the Cable Connection
Check the cable that carries the data as follows:
1.
If a problem occurred after connecting a new cable, make sure it is the
proper cable for the application you are using.
See the Cable Guide for information.
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