Additional troubleshooting tips

Power settings

Press and hold the PWR button for at least 4 seconds to do a power cycle.
Press and hold the PWR button for at least 8 seconds to do a power shutdown.

System reset

Press and hold the RST button for at least 1 second, to do a system reset.

Force active fail-open bypass Kit module to Bypass or Tap mode

From the web interface, go to Bypass tab.
Click the HB active mode drop-down and select off.
Click the Active Bypass drop-down and select bypass or tap.
Click Apply.

CLI attributes

After logging into the active fail-open bypass Kit CLI, depending on your access level, you will see one of the two login prompts:

Info.m1s1.40g: AFO$
Ctrl.m1s1.40g: AFO$

The description of each parameter is given below:

Parameter	Definition
`Info`	Read-only mode
`Ctrl`	Read/write mode
`m1s1`	Module 1 - Segment 1 is being accessed. This is the default module at log on. Note The value for the Segment is always `1`.
`40g`	Type of active fail-open bypass kit
`AFO`	Active fail-open bypass kit. This value will always remain the same

Disconnecting an active session

Type exit from the CLI.
From the web client, click Logoff in the upper right-hand corner.

Changing the active fail-open bypass Kit module slot

From the CLI, type set_seg <module_number> 1. The <module_number> parameter can have value of either 1, 2 or 3.

List all get commands

Type get help from the CLI. The command displays the list of all supported get commands.

List all set commands

Type set help from the CLI. The command displays the list of all supported set commands.

Technical support information

Type get_support_info from the CLI. The command displays information needed for the Technical Support team to help resolve technical problems.

Display sessions logged into the system

Type display_sessions from the CLI.

CLI commands for troubleshooting

The following CLI commands are applicable for 10G/40G Active Fail-Open Bypass Kit:

Command	Description
`display_sessions`	Displays details of the active CLI sessions
`exit`	Ends current session. Once the sessions ends, the user who logged in after this session started will have read/write access.
`get_dev_prop`	Displays device properties
`get_dev_state`	Displays state of the device
`get_seg`	Displays details of the module and segment that are being used
`get_support_info <parameter> <number_of_lines>`	Displays information needed for the Technical Support team to help resolve technical problems. This command takes the following parameters: `<parameter>` — Can be one of the following values: `swd_log` — Displays lines of swdaemon log file `kern_log` — Displays lines of kernel `snmp_log` — Displays lines of snmp log file `<number_of_lines>` — Number of lines to be displayed
`power_off`	Shuts down the chassis
`reboot`	Reboots the chassis Note The chassis needs to be rebooted when a new module is inserted or if an old module is reseated.
`reset_err`	Clears the ALM LED once error condition is corrected
`set_default`	Resets parameters to factory default
`set_psw <old_password> <new_password>`	Changes the current password
`set_seg <module> <segment>`	Changes the module and the segment to a different active fail-open module in a different slot (either 1 or 2 or 3) Note The value for the `<segment>` parameter will always be `1`.
`set_session_exp_time <seconds>`	Sets the CLI and web sessions to timeout in seconds. The default value is `900` seconds. The maximum allowed value is `86400` seconds.
`set_time`	Sets the time to user-specific time zone. Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) is the default time zone.
`get help`	Displays all supported get commands
`set help`	Displays all supported set commands