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-`Storage Blob Data Contributor` role must be assigned to the `Nexus Network Fabric RP` with access assigned to the storage account.
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- Microsoft Support must patch the Nexus Network Fabric with an active storage SAS URL before running cabling validation.
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## Creating an Azure Support Request for patching Nexus Network Fabric:
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## Creating an Azure Support Request for Patching Nexus Network Fabric:
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- Refer to [How to create an Azure support request](/azure/azure-portal/supportability/how-to-create-azure-support-request)
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- Enter `Nexus Network Fabric` for the issue and click `Go`.
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- Select `Azure Operator Nexus` as the service you're having issue with.
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> [!NOTE]
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> SAS URLs are short lived. By default, it is set to expire in eight hours. If the SAS URL expires, then you must open a Microsoft support ticket to add a new URL.
|`deviceDestinationResourceId`| Azure Resource Manager ID of the connected Neighbor (destination device). |
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|`roleName`| The role of the Network Fabric Device (CE or TOR). |
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## Known issues and limitations in cable validation
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###Known issues and limitations in cable validation
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- Cable Validation of connections between TOR and Compute Servers that are powered off or unprovisioned in the Nexus cluster aren't supported. These interfaces show `Unknown` status in the report.
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- Cable Validation of connections between MGMT interfaces and Compute Servers that are powered off or unprovisioned in the Nexus cluster or the Compute Server Controllers aren't supported. These interfaces show `Unknown` status in the report.
- Cable validation supports four racks with 16 Computes per rack and eight racks with 16 Computes per rack BOMs.
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- When destination device is powered off, cables are missing or disconnected, or if validation isn't supported for the interface type, then the interface shows `Unknown` status. **It is important to evaluate all `Unknown` interfaces that are `Not-Connected` against the BOM to determine if repair action is required.**
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## Typical cable validation `NonCompliant` and `Unknown` Issues
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###Typical cable validation `NonCompliant` and `Unknown` Issues
| CableSpecificationValidation |`Unknown`|`Unable to fetch Interface Status for <INTERFACE>.`| Verify connections on the source and destination interfaces are connected and match the BOM. |
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| CableSpecificationValidation |`NonCompliant`|`Device cable connection is incorrect`| Verify interface card and cables match BOM specification in this interface. |
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## Converting cabling validation report to html format
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## Converting Cable Validation Report to HTML Format
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Refer to [How to convertcable validation report JSON output to html](./howto-convert-cable-validation-html.md).
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Refer to [How to Convert Cable Validation report JSON output to HTML](./howto-convert-cable-validation-html.md).
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