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This document provides the explanations, causes, and recommended actions of logs on the product.

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DLDP/2/hwDldpUnidirectionalLink_active

DLDP/2/hwDldpUnidirectionalLink_active

Message

DLDP/2/hwDldpUnidirectionalLink_active:Link layer state of the port changed to one way. (IfIndex=[IfIndex], IfName=[IfName], FaultReason=[FaultReason])

Description

DLDP detects a unidirectional link in either single- or multi-peer deployment.

Parameters

Parameter Name Parameter Meaning

IfIndex

Interface index

Ifname

Interface name

FaultReason

Fault reason

Possible Causes

Cause 1:

single-channel. A fiber became defective.

Cause 2:

complect-channel. Both ends of a fiber were connected to either TX or RX.

Cause 3:

error-loopback. DLDPDUs were transmitted in a loop.

Cause 4:

control-packet. The port received control packets (Disable and LinkDown packets) and was closed.

Procedure

  • Cause 1: single-channel. A fiber became defective.
    1. Run the display interface interface-type interface-num command to view statistics about DLDPDUs on the interface. Check whether the physical link between the two directly connected devices is Down based on the statistics.

      • If the physical link is Down, go to Step 2.
      • If the physical link is not Down, go to Step 5.

    2. Check whether the fibers are connected securely to the RX ends.

      • If a fiber is not connected securely to the RX end, go to Step 3.

      • If all fibers are connected securely to the RX ends, go to Step 5.

    3. Re-insert the fiber to the RX end.
    4. Check whether the log is cleared.

      • If the log persists, go to Step 5.

      • If the log is cleared, go to Step 6.

    5. Collect log, and configuration information, and contact technical support personnel.
    6. End.
  • Cause 2: complect-channel. Both ends of a fiber were connected to either TX or RX.
    1. Check whether the fiber is connected properly between two directly connected devices, with one end to TX and the other to RX.

      • If the fiber is not connected properly, go to Step 2.

      • If the fiber is connected properly, go to Step 4.

    2. Connect the fiber properly between two directly connected devices, with one end to TX and the other to RX.
    3. Check whether the log is cleared.

      • If the log persists, go to Step 4.

      • If the log is cleared, go to Step 5.

    4. Collect log, and configuration information, and contact technical support personnel.
    5. End.
  • Cause 3: error-loopback. DLDPDUs were transmitted in a loop.
    1. Check whether the fiber is connected with one end to TX and the other to RX on the same port.

      • If the fiber is connected to the RX and TX ends on the same port, go to Step 2.

      • If the fiber is not connected to the RX and TX ends on the same port, go to Step 4.

    2. Reconnect the fiber with one end to TX on the local port and the other end to RX on the peer port.
    3. Check whether the log is cleared.

      • If the log persists, go to Step 4.

      • If the log is cleared, go to Step 5.

    4. Collect log, and configuration information, and contact technical support personnel.
    5. End.
  • Cause 4: control-packet. The port received control packets (Disable and LinkDown packets) and was closed.
    1. Run the display dldp command to check whether the port is in Disable state.

      • If the port is not in Disable state, go to Step 2.

      • If the port is in Disable state, go to Step 3.

    2. Run the display interface interface-type interface-num command on the peer device to check whether the port on the peer device is physically Down.

      • If the port is Down, go to Step 4.

      • If the port is Up, go to Step 5.

    3. Analyze the causes of the fault for troubleshooting and check whether the log is cleared.

      • If the log persists, go to Step 5.

      • If the log is cleared, go to Step 6.

    4. Check whether the physical link is securely connected.

      • If the physical link is not securely connected, remove and re-insert the fiber to ensure that the physical link is Up. Then go to Step 5.

      • If the physical link is securely connected, go to Step 6.

    5. Check whether the log is cleared.

      • If the log persists, go to Step 6.

      • If the log is cleared, go to Step 7.

    6. Collect log, and configuration information, and contact technical support personnel.
    7. End.
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Updated: 2019-04-20

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