Re: sup720 memory parity error

Sups are loosely coupled, i.e., they do not share memory.
Parity error on one will crash it, and force a switchover if it was the
active one. Parity errors on both... will trigger an EMI monitoring of
the place where you have the switch ? (or a reference check of the
provider of it ? :)

On a reread of your message, sounds like you don't have redundant sups,
so answer is yes, they should.

-Carlos

Jason Morris @ 4/08/2010 17:55 -0300 dixit:
> Hey guys,
> would having duel sups in a 6500 keep it from reloading when one sup got a
> memory parity error, or would it crash both supervisors?
>
> Thanks
> Jason
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