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sounds like a bad card possibly?
Look at the card, is it an ESIB/E U20?
If so there should be a jumper to make it a U10.
The U20 card did not work in the IPK switch without moving the jumper.
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Okay, that would make sense. I'm 90% sure that someone screwed with the switch between the last time it was used and the vendor taking it off the wall, so that makes perfect sense.
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You figure this one out?
Just curious....
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Yeah, wound up taking all of the cards out, one by one, dis-assembling the ESIB, inspecting and cleaning all, then reassembling. I was going to try one more bright idea on the ESIB card, but when I put all back together, it fired up and works as designed.
I'm guessing that the daughter-board on the ESIB was poorly seated. Either that, or GSW/PFM.
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