Troubleshooting Guide

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Routing table problems
Routing table problems include but are not limited to:
inactive routes
unnecessary routes
black hole routes
flapping links (links that go up and come down) that cause the routes to flap
incorrect route tables
invalid Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) cache that causes incorrect IP to MAC assignment
problems with administrative distance or other parameters
Do not restart a device to clear a problem. In restarting the device, you also clear the logs. Logs are
vital and can help determine many problems.
LED indications of problems
For information on LEDs on the chassis refer to:
Installing Avaya Virtual Services Platform 4850GTS Series, NN46251-300
Installing Avaya Virtual Services Platform 4450GTX-HT-PWR+ Switch, NN46251–304
Installing Avaya Virtual Services Platform 4450GSX-PWR+ Switch, NN46251-307
Troubleshooting fundamentals
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