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I just rebooted my 7010 (Version 8.10.0.5 LSR) with a basic configuration... 4 minutes to reboot.

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When I deploy 72xx controllers, I don't have extended outages during reboots, ~5 mins.

You may want to open a TAC case to have the system checked also.

How long does your Aruba 7010 take to reload ? Mine will take more than 1 hour .Is it normal ?

I tried 8.3 and 8.6 ,all the same result . Most of the time was spend on initializing fpapps  ,about one hour. But when it start ,everything is ok .

I work mostly with minimum 7030 or 72xx controllers so it can be depends on the model but 10 minutes is normal. One hour sound really long and also sugest to open a TAC case.

How long does your Aruba 7010 take to reload ? Mine will take more than 1 hour .Is it normal ?

I tried 8.3 and 8.6 ,all the same result . Most of the time was spend on initializing fpapps  ,about one hour. But when it start ,everything is ok .

I remember one of my customers have 2x7005 controllers and the boot-time is normal 5-10minutes. FPAPP is responsible for the L2/L3 switching part of the controller. Maybe you can dig into the "show inventory" and find some issue there?

Maybe this topic helps you: https://community.arubanetworks.com/community-home/digestviewer/viewthread?MID=22137

I work mostly with minimum 7030 or 72xx controllers so it can be depends on the model but 10 minutes is normal. One hour sound really long and also sugest to open a TAC case.

How long does your Aruba 7010 take to reload ? Mine will take more than 1 hour .Is it normal ?

I tried 8.3 and 8.6 ,all the same result . Most of the time was spend on initializing fpapps  ,about one hour. But when it start ,everything is ok .

I downgrade to 6.5.3 ,it only take 3 minutes to reboot .There is an error See below image. 

I remember one of my customers have 2x7005 controllers and the boot-time is normal 5-10minutes. FPAPP is responsible for the L2/L3 switching part of the controller. Maybe you can dig into the "show inventory" and find some issue there?

Maybe this topic helps you: https://community.arubanetworks.com/community-home/digestviewer/viewthread?MID=22137

I work mostly with minimum 7030 or 72xx controllers so it can be depends on the model but 10 minutes is normal. One hour sound really long and also sugest to open a TAC case.

How long does your Aruba 7010 take to reload ? Mine will take more than 1 hour .Is it normal ?

I tried 8.3 and 8.6 ,all the same result . Most of the time was spend on initializing fpapps  ,about one hour. But when it start ,everything is ok .

Hi, when you get that error just load/upgrade the OS again.  Use the cli to do it if you can't open the GUI.

I hope this helps.

I downgrade to 6.5.3 ,it only take 3 minutes to reboot .There is an error See below image. 

I remember one of my customers have 2x7005 controllers and the boot-time is normal 5-10minutes. FPAPP is responsible for the L2/L3 switching part of the controller. Maybe you can dig into the "show inventory" and find some issue there?

Maybe this topic helps you: https://community.arubanetworks.com/community-home/digestviewer/viewthread?MID=22137

I work mostly with minimum 7030 or 72xx controllers so it can be depends on the model but 10 minutes is normal. One hour sound really long and also sugest to open a TAC case.

How long does your Aruba 7010 take to reload ? Mine will take more than 1 hour .Is it normal ?

I tried 8.3 and 8.6 ,all the same result . Most of the time was spend on initializing fpapps  ,about one hour. But when it start ,everything is ok .

Yes ,error message resloved by secondly upgrade . Now the issue is still take 1 hour to boot while I use AOS 8.3 or 8.6 .    6.5 only take 10 minutes.

Hi, when you get that error just load/upgrade the OS again.  Use the cli to do it if you can't open the GUI.

I hope this helps.

I downgrade to 6.5.3 ,it only take 3 minutes to reboot .There is an error See below image. 

I remember one of my customers have 2x7005 controllers and the boot-time is normal 5-10minutes. FPAPP is responsible for the L2/L3 switching part of the controller. Maybe you can dig into the "show inventory" and find some issue there?

Maybe this topic helps you: https://community.arubanetworks.com/community-home/digestviewer/viewthread?MID=22137

I work mostly with minimum 7030 or 72xx controllers so it can be depends on the model but 10 minutes is normal. One hour sound really long and also sugest to open a TAC case.

How long does your Aruba 7010 take to reload ? Mine will take more than 1 hour .Is it normal ?

I tried 8.3 and 8.6 ,all the same result . Most of the time was spend on initializing fpapps  ,about one hour. But when it start ,everything is ok .

Hi, is the controller connected to the network? can you share the vlan of the controller IP and the ports configuration? 

Yes ,error message resloved by secondly upgrade . Now the issue is still take 1 hour to boot while I use AOS 8.3 or 8.6 .    6.5 only take 10 minutes.

Hi, when you get that error just load/upgrade the OS again.  Use the cli to do it if you can't open the GUI.

I hope this helps.

I downgrade to 6.5.3 ,it only take 3 minutes to reboot .There is an error See below image. 

I remember one of my customers have 2x7005 controllers and the boot-time is normal 5-10minutes. FPAPP is responsible for the L2/L3 switching part of the controller. Maybe you can dig into the "show inventory" and find some issue there?

Maybe this topic helps you: https://community.arubanetworks.com/community-home/digestviewer/viewthread?MID=22137

I work mostly with minimum 7030 or 72xx controllers so it can be depends on the model but 10 minutes is normal. One hour sound really long and also sugest to open a TAC case.

How long does your Aruba 7010 take to reload ? Mine will take more than 1 hour .Is it normal ?

I tried 8.3 and 8.6 ,all the same result . Most of the time was spend on initializing fpapps  ,about one hour. But when it start ,everything is ok .