Troubleshooting a Routing Engine on the JCS1200 Platform
Problem
You cannot run the Junos OS on a Routing
Engine on the JCS1200 platform and you cannot reload the software
using the Junos OS CLI.
Solution
Manually load the Junos OS on the Routing Engine in
the JCS chassis using the media tray.
 | Note:
This procedure requires that you issue commands on the
JCS management module CLI and to interactively respond to prompts
from the Junos OS through a console port session on the Routing Engine. |
 | Caution:
When you manually reload the Junos OS, the hardware
disk and CompactFlash card are erased. |
To manually load the Junos OS on a specific Routing Engine
in the JCS chassis:
- Obtain the Junos OS package from the Juniper Networks
support Web site and transfer the software onto a USB device. For
more information, contact your Juniper Networks support representative.
- Insert the USB device with the Junos OS into either USB
port on the media tray on the JCS chassis.
- To select the Routing Engine, either press the CD button
on the Routing Engine or issue the following command using the JCS
management module CLI. In this example, the Routing Engine to be reloaded
is in slot 1 on the JCS chassis.
- To restart the Routing Engine and begin loading the software,
issue the following command:
system> reset -T blade[1]
- Type y and press Enter when the system issues
the following prompt during the console session on the Routing Engine:
WARNING: The installation will erase the contents of your disks. Do you wish to continue (y/n)?
- When the system issues the following prompt on the console
port session:
Eject the installation media and Hit [Enter] to reboot?
- Using the JCS management module, issue the following command
to deselect the media tray:
- On the console port session on the Routing Engine, press
Enter to reboot the system.
- When the system has rebooted, log in as root with
no password:
- You can now load an existing configuration file onto the
Routing Engine or configure the system with basic system properties.
Published: 2012-03-08