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While testing the latest 10.14 firmware I discovered a strange behaviour.  The switch starts normally and does its job, but the error LED flashes. A look into the log showed:
PSU 1/1 changed state to OK
after a few seconds/minutes
PSU 1/1 changed state to WARNING
Then I restarted it, but the same result.
So I rebooted with the old 10.13.1020 firmware.
It has been running for hours without any errors. I therefore suspect a software bug. To be on the safe side, I reported this to customer service. Have any of you seen anything like this?

10.14 is really new; I didn't even know it was released. Reporting to TAC is indeed the best to do at this moment, as if there is an actual problem, they can pull back the release.

It may also be that there is more thorough testing in 10.14 that now finds an issue with the power supply unit (PSU), that was not checked/tested before. TAC will probably tell you more, please update here if you have more information.

While testing the latest 10.14 firmware I discovered a strange behaviour.  The switch starts normally and does its job, but the error LED flashes. A look into the log showed:
PSU 1/1 changed state to OK
after a few seconds/minutes
PSU 1/1 changed state to WARNING
Then I restarted it, but the same result.
So I rebooted with the old 10.13.1020 firmware.
It has been running for hours without any errors. I therefore suspect a software bug. To be on the safe side, I reported this to customer service. Have any of you seen anything like this?

Yes, of course, as soon as I have feedback. But so far I only have the case number.

10.14 is really new; I didn't even know it was released. Reporting to TAC is indeed the best to do at this moment, as if there is an actual problem, they can pull back the release.

It may also be that there is more thorough testing in 10.14 that now finds an issue with the power supply unit (PSU), that was not checked/tested before. TAC will probably tell you more, please update here if you have more information.

While testing the latest 10.14 firmware I discovered a strange behaviour.  The switch starts normally and does its job, but the error LED flashes. A look into the log showed:
PSU 1/1 changed state to OK
after a few seconds/minutes
PSU 1/1 changed state to WARNING
Then I restarted it, but the same result.
So I rebooted with the old 10.13.1020 firmware.
It has been running for hours without any errors. I therefore suspect a software bug. To be on the safe side, I reported this to customer service. Have any of you seen anything like this?

Some news about it.

The support is processing the support log, because in the lab they don't have seen this problem before.

Yes, of course, as soon as I have feedback. But so far I only have the case number.

10.14 is really new; I didn't even know it was released. Reporting to TAC is indeed the best to do at this moment, as if there is an actual problem, they can pull back the release.

It may also be that there is more thorough testing in 10.14 that now finds an issue with the power supply unit (PSU), that was not checked/tested before. TAC will probably tell you more, please update here if you have more information.

While testing the latest 10.14 firmware I discovered a strange behaviour.  The switch starts normally and does its job, but the error LED flashes. A look into the log showed:
PSU 1/1 changed state to OK
after a few seconds/minutes
PSU 1/1 changed state to WARNING
Then I restarted it, but the same result.
So I rebooted with the old 10.13.1020 firmware.
It has been running for hours without any errors. I therefore suspect a software bug. To be on the safe side, I reported this to customer service. Have any of you seen anything like this?

Hello,

same here with 10.14 on CX 6000 and 6100 switches

After the downgrade everything is OK

Some news about it.

The support is processing the support log, because in the lab they don't have seen this problem before.

Yes, of course, as soon as I have feedback. But so far I only have the case number.

10.14 is really new; I didn't even know it was released. Reporting to TAC is indeed the best to do at this moment, as if there is an actual problem, they can pull back the release.

It may also be that there is more thorough testing in 10.14 that now finds an issue with the power supply unit (PSU), that was not checked/tested before. TAC will probably tell you more, please update here if you have more information.

While testing the latest 10.14 firmware I discovered a strange behaviour.  The switch starts normally and does its job, but the error LED flashes. A look into the log showed:
PSU 1/1 changed state to OK
after a few seconds/minutes
PSU 1/1 changed state to WARNING
Then I restarted it, but the same result.
So I rebooted with the old 10.13.1020 firmware.
It has been running for hours without any errors. I therefore suspect a software bug. To be on the safe side, I reported this to customer service. Have any of you seen anything like this?

I have just received feedback from L2 support that it is a FW bug. Just boot the old FW and wait for the update.

Hello,

same here with 10.14 on CX 6000 and 6100 switches

After the downgrade everything is OK

Some news about it.

The support is processing the support log, because in the lab they don't have seen this problem before.

Yes, of course, as soon as I have feedback. But so far I only have the case number.

10.14 is really new; I didn't even know it was released. Reporting to TAC is indeed the best to do at this moment, as if there is an actual problem, they can pull back the release.

It may also be that there is more thorough testing in 10.14 that now finds an issue with the power supply unit (PSU), that was not checked/tested before. TAC will probably tell you more, please update here if you have more information.

While testing the latest 10.14 firmware I discovered a strange behaviour.  The switch starts normally and does its job, but the error LED flashes. A look into the log showed:
PSU 1/1 changed state to OK
after a few seconds/minutes
PSU 1/1 changed state to WARNING
Then I restarted it, but the same result.
So I rebooted with the old 10.13.1020 firmware.
It has been running for hours without any errors. I therefore suspect a software bug. To be on the safe side, I reported this to customer service. Have any of you seen anything like this?