03-27-2012 02:41 PM
I'm getting these constantly in on my EX4500 VC.
is it an issue? I thought these happened when you had miss-matched SFPs but all mine are Juniper ones. Also how can i identify thet interface this is happening on?
Mar 28 07:33:25 chassism[1046]: link 0 SFP output power high warning set
Mar 28 07:33:35 chassism[1046]: link 0 SFP output power high warning cleared
Mar 28 07:33:55 chassism[1046]: link 0 SFP output power high warning set
Mar 28 07:34:40 chassism[1046]: link 0 SFP output power high warning cleared
Mar 28 07:36:05 chassism[1046]: link 0 SFP output power high warning set
Mar 28 07:36:20 chassism[1046]: link 0 SFP output power high warning cleared
Mar 28 07:38:00 chassism[1046]: link 0 SFP output power high warning set
Mar 28 07:38:10 chassism[1046]: link 0 SFP output power high warning cleared
Mar 28 07:38:35 chassism[1046]: link 0 SFP output power high warning set
03-31-2012 03:10 AM
Hi Luca,
I don't think there is an easy way to match up the link number to an interface, but if you run:
show interfaces diagnostics optics <interface-name>
on each of your interfaces you will see a "Yes" next to the TX Power High Threshold row.
I'm not sure what conditions would cause this error - but it may be a faulty optic that is out of spec?
Hope this helps
04-03-2012 05:55 AM
I started getting these as well.
EX4200, all Juniper SFP's, all SFP's in use.
Upgraded from 10.4 to 11.4.
Must be a bug in the code.
04-04-2012 01:06 AM - edited 04-04-2012 01:06 AM
04-06-2012 01:44 AM
In case the inteface has no any connectivity (no fiber connected,etc), you needn't worry about this.
Juniper consider there has h/w failure only while you see same logs when normal running status.
Even it was different, please check below KB for reference. as it could I2C mistaken reading.
http://kb.juniper.net/InfoCenter/index?page=conten