Callout | LED name | Color | Normal | Description/other conditions |
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1 | Alarm | Green or red | Off or green |
Off/green: Alarm Out is not configured or the switch is off. Blinking red: major alarm detected. Red: minor alarm detected. |
2 | USB console port | Green | Green |
Green: port is active. Off: port is inactive. |
3 | Express Setup | Green or red | Off |
Displays the express setup mode, which is not described in this guide. |
4 | System | Green or red | Off or solid green |
Off: powered off. Blinking green: booting in progress. Green: operating normally. Red: not functioning properly. |
5, 6 | Power connector | Green or red | Green |
Green: power present, operating normally. Off: Power not present, system is not powered on. Red: Power not present, power supply alarm configured. |
7 | 100/100BASE-T traffic | Green or amber | Off, solid green, or blinking green |
Off: no link, port not configured. Solid green: link present. Blinking green: data sent or being received. Alternating green and amber: Link Fault. Solid amber: port is disabled and is not forwarding data. This condition can occur because of improperly terminated Ethernet cables. Specific to MRP ring ports: if both ends of a chain of devices are terminated back to the two designated MRP ring ports on a switch, the forwarding port displays blinking green and the blocked port displays solid green. This combination of LED light status signifies the ring is closed or in a healthy state. If both ring ports display blinking green, the MRP ring is open or in a faulty state. Note: After a port is newly connected or
reconfigured, this LED is amber for approximately 30
seconds while STP checks the switch for possible
loops.
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8 | SFP module Ethernet | Green or amber | Off/solid green/blinking green |
Off: no link, port not configured. Solid green: link present. Blinking green: data sent or being received. Alternating green and amber: Link Fault. Solid Amber: port is disabled and is not
forwarding data.
Note: After a port is newly connected or
reconfigured, this LED is amber for approximately 30
seconds while STP checks the switch for possible
loops.
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9 | Gigabit Ethernet traffic | Green or amber | Off, solid green, or blinking green |
Off: no link, port not configured. Solid green: link present. Blinking green: data sent or being received. Alternating green and amber: Link Fault. Solid amber: port is disabled and is not
forwarding data.
Note: After a port is newly connected or
reconfigured, this LED is amber for approximately 30
seconds while STP checks the switch for possible
loops.
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Figure 1. LEDs indicators of Cisco IE 2000 switch (16-port model)