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You an use SST to turn off the light - or be sure to remind your CE to do it when they fix the reason it came on. Ours forgets.
smorrison@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 7/26/2006 2:48:51 PM >>>
We're in the midst of an upgrade to a 520. Our VAR  has already alerted
us 
to the fact that the amber  fault light will often signal non-urgent 
faults, and may not turn off when the fault is corrected. He says this
is 
unique to the 520 series, and doesn't appear to occur on other new  i5
servers.
Steve
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I've seen the same thing... doesn't have the same punch it used to and
i'm
less inclined to think the worst when I see them lit!  Ours tends to
trigger when an IXS server us brought up then back down to quickly.
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When the amber alert light is lit on our 830 typically a very serious
condition exists.  When it goes out all is well.
When the amber light is lit on our 520 it could be something as
uninteresting as no power to the console.  It stays lit until the FRU
is
cleared in SST.
Jerry
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