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[Sherry Galeazzi]

Heyall, I have a PA-220 that has the Alarm LED lit. The cause was that someone tried to insert a power supply from a PA-200 into the PA-220. Thinking that what happened is that a brief short was created which triggered the alarm. All other LEDs are good. Anyone know a way to turn off the Alarm LED or clear it from the CLI or GUI? Thought maybe there was a debug or clear command but can't find one.

I can't find any information on this. I guess I am looking in the wrong places. The only two alarms I could find for system were invalid license and no rescue config. The alarm I got kind of sounds like no recuse config, but I saved mine and the light didn't go off. Any help would be appreciated. Just as a side not, I upgraded the web server to module-mode, and it is definitely much faster. I don't like using it, but when I have to it is not painfully slow anymore. Thanks

Thanks spuluka, but that was the first thing I tried, from the CLI first and then from the J-Web interface. My rescue config saved successfully both times, but the light is still there and the alarm is still there when I do 'show system alarms'. I can view my rescue config with 'show configuration rescue'.

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