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I have an In-Chassis module, and am seeing a type mismatch shown in the module properties. What is the issue? |
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The type mismatch error is always shown since the ProSoft In-Chassis modules do not support the additional functionality required to respond to this inquiry from the processor. This field does not reflect the status of the ProSoft In-Chassis module, and does not have any impact upon the ability of the module to function. |
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