One day received fan speed is running high alert:
Warning Hardware Alarms:1 xx 08:21:04 FAN1_TACH2 fan speed is running high Run Events Graph
Suspected high temperature but was not sure how to check it without running troubleshooting bundle. Here is a quick command to check temperature and other useful parameters on FirePower Management Center (FMC). Need to run it from sudo mode.
root@firepower:/Volume/home/admin# MegaCLI -AdpBbuCmd -aAll
BBU status for Adapter: 0
BatteryType: CVPM02
Voltage: 9826 mV
Current: 0 mA
Temperature: 30 C
BBU Firmware Status:
Charging Status : None
Voltage : OK
Temperature : OK
Learn Cycle Requested : No
Learn Cycle Active : No
Learn Cycle Status : OK
Learn Cycle Timeout : No
I2c Errors Detected : No
Battery Pack Missing : No
Battery Replacement required : No
Remaining Capacity Low : No
Periodic Learn Required : No
Transparent Learn : No
No space to cache offload : No
Pack is about to fail & should be replaced : No
Cache Offload premium feature required : No
Module microcode update required : No
BBU GasGauge Status: 0x6448
Pack energy : 328 J
Capacitance : 100
Remaining reserve space : 96
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3 comments On Cisco FMC: Checking temperature status
Does not work on FMC
Still works on 6.7
Cisco Fire Linux OS v6.7.0 (build 62)
Cisco Firepower Management Center 2600 v6.7.0 (build 65)
> expert
admin@firepower:~$ sudo su
Password:
root@firepower:/Volume/home/admin# MegaCLI -AdpBbuCmd -aAll
BBU status for Adapter: 0
BatteryType: CVPM05
Voltage: 9817 mV
Current: 0 mA
Temperature: 22 C
BBU Firmware Status:
Charging Status : None
Thanks ! works on FMC 4600 running 7.2