Operations, Administration, and Maintenance

In this section:

  1. OAM Overview
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  4. Flash Timeout
    The operations that require access to the flash device are expected to be completed within the default flash timeout value of 12 minutes.
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  6. Boot Code Synchronization
    RUCKUS devices support automatic synchronization of the boot image in the active and redundant management modules. When the new boot image is copied into the active module, it is automatically synchronized with the redundant management module.
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  10. Displaying the Boot Preference
    You can view information about the boot sequence in the startup configuration and running configuration files.
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  12. Diagnostic Error Codes and Remedies for TFTP Transfers
  13. Network Connectivity Testing
  14. IEEE 802.3ah EFM-OAM
  15. Displaying Management Redundancy Information
    You can view the redunancy parameter seetings and statistics.
  16. Layer 3 Hitless Route Purge
  17. Energy Efficient Ethernet
    Energy Efficient Ethernet (EEE) regulates and saves power consumed by the active hardware components in the switch and conserves power during idle time.
  18. Histogram Information Overview
  19. External USB Hotplug
    External USB Hotplug support allows you to copy images, cores, logs, and configurations between the external USB and the internal eUSB.
  20. Basic System Management
  21. Collecting CPU Packet Statistics
    You can collect statistics on packets destined for the CPU. These statistics can be used to help troubleshoot high CPU issues.
  22. Link Fault Signaling for 10Gbps Ethernet Devices
  23. Locating a Device Using Port LEDs
    Locating a device in a rack of many interconnected devices can be a difficult task. The LED ON/OFF feature allows you to turn on all the port LEDs to display steady green, irrespective of the port status. When all the port LEDs are turned on to steady green, locating a specific device, a standalone unit, stacked unit, or PE unit, becomes easier.