Recently we had issues with cooling system in our office during that period one of our NS500 ( secondary firewall) went into continous reboot cycle looking at the logs we found it was running hot at 105 F while the primary was at 98 F . Below is the crash dump that was generated.
Exception: (Suspect cache error)
bad:beaea173 cnt:80aae4e6 cmp:00000960 sts:b4000004
cau:00008000 epc:82c01d8c iwt:00000000 dwi:00000000
ecc:00000000 cer:2008341b err:00083418 cfg:5043e4bb
lo0:003f1006 lo1:003f1406 ehi:40840043 lin:0037c84f
tlo:00000000 thi:00000000 watchmask:00000000
r0:00000000 AT:b5800000 v0:0000001f v1:0000000a
a0:00000000 a1:ffff0000 a2:0008588c a3:0000007c
t0:00080000 t1:27bd0000 t2:8fbf0000 t3:afbf0000
t4:01840000 t5:0183a0a4 t6:00000000 t7:00000000
s0:0008233c s1:01b2dcc0 s2:0cc74074 s3:01840000
s4:00000003 s5:00000000 s6:00000000 s7:01808000
t8:00000000 t9:00000001 k0:00000000 k1:00000000
gp:01982a94 sp:018072e0 s8:0008453c ra:00083328
Trace:
00084564 0009a67c 0009a3b4 00701758 00701498 00b037cc
0042c1d8 003de5d4 003de8d0 003de8d0 003de8d0 003de8d0
003de8d0 003df4a0 003e02b8 003e03ac 003e05c8 003e0888
006c2a60 006c2af0 00a3c9bc 0008188c --
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Crash Analysis:
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Possibily User/Kernel Mode issue
C Function Parameters:
Para1:00000000 Para2:ffff0000 Para3:0008588c Para4:0000007cÿ
A day before we added a secondary power unit to this firewall, could that be the reason?