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The Cisco 6800 series Ethernet module front panels include a Status LED and an ID LED, LEDs for port links as shown in the following figure.
1 |
Status LED |
3 |
Port Link LEDs. The illustration points to one of the 40G ports and one of the 10G ports. |
2 |
ID LED |
LED Color |
Meaning |
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Green |
All diagnostics pass; the module is operational. |
Orange |
The module is booting or running diagnostics; an overtemperature condition has occurred. |
LED Color |
Meaning |
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Blue |
Identifies the Ethernet module in the chassis. You can turn this LED on and off using CLI commands. Turning the beacon on helps to identify the module to servicing personnel. |
LED Color |
Meaning |
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Green |
The port is active (the link is connected and operational). |
Flashing orange |
The port failed diagnostics and is disabled. |
Orange |
The port is disabled. |
Red |
The module is resetting; an overtemperature condition has occurred. |