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UCS: IOM POST failure, Code: F0481


04 Feb

So I’ve got the following error on Cisco UCS IOmodule it came out of nowhere.

left IOM 4/1 (A) POST failure
Code: F0481

So the fix could be very simple try reseating or resetting the IOmodule that is giving the problem.
Before you attempt to do that make sure that you the other IOmodule in the Chassis is working fine and all the blades in the chassis have other path available when the IOmodule is reseated. If you have only one IOmodule then you would need to power down the blades first.

Here I’ll show how to reset IOmodule from UCSM.

First select the IOmodule that is giving problems and click Reset IO Module

You’ll be prompted to confirm

You should see now that IOmodule is not reachable and one path for Chassis is down.
Also Critical errors and Warnings will be logged.

Wait for the IOmodule to comeback and the errors to clear.

If all is clear then monitor this module for couple weeks or so. If the same Error appears on IOmodule then call Cisco support to get the module replaced. I’ve seen where the error would reappear after 2-7 days. In that case call Cisco support to get IOmodule replaced.

 

UCS: Cisco UCS Emulator 2.0 was released


23 Nov

Cisco has release UCS emulator 2.0 last week.
You can grab it here.

Cisco has released NX-OS 6.0 for Nexus 7000


02 Nov

Cisco has released NX-OS 6.0 for Nexus 7000
More details in Release notes

Cisco has released new firmware 1.0.03 for Linksys E4200


09 Oct

So if you like me have Cisco/Linksys E4200 router and was able to connect using 5GHz over bigger distance to get the maximum performance then quickly go here and get the latest 1.0.03 firmware and upgrade you E4200 router.
I’ve been using this router for couple months(firmware 1.0.02) but I was not able to connect over 5GHz if I was sitting in my office in 1st floor(the router is on the ground floor). It looks like Cisco did something in new 1.0.03 firmware, because as soon as I upgraded to a new firmware version my computer reconnected on 5GHz which means that I can get up to 450Mbps instead of 144Mbps.

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