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Date
2015-06-10
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Intended Audience
This document describes the basic knowledge about the events of storage system in terms of
event definition, event level, impact on the system, possible cause, and handling procedure.
This document is intended for:
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Maintenance engineers
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Change History
Changes between document issues are cumulative. The latest document issue contains all the
changes made in earlier issues.
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Fourth official release.
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Issue 03 (2015-03-13)
Third official release.
Added 5300 V3 and 6800 V3.
Issue 02 (2014-12-25)
Second official release.
New events are included and some events are modified.
Issue 01 (2014-10-30)
Initial official release.
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Contents
Contents
About This Document.....................................................................................................................ii
1 Overview.........................................................................................................................................1
2 Troubleshooting Events...............................................................................................................3
2.1 0xF0C90001 License Is About To Expire....................................................................................................................12
2.2 0xF0C90002 License Has Expired...............................................................................................................................12
2.3 0xF0C90003 Invalid License........................................................................................................................................13
2.4 0xF00C90015 Controller Write Cache Is Disabled......................................................................................................14
2.5 0xF0C90006 The System Has Entered Safe Mode......................................................................................................15
2.6 0x100F0C9000C Controller Failed To Be Powered On Again....................................................................................16
2.7 0x100F0C90065 System Engine Is Working In Single Controller State.....................................................................16
2.8 0xF0CE0001 Failed To Monitor A Disk Enclosure.....................................................................................................17
2.9 0xF0CE0002 Disk Enclosure Quantity Exceeds The System Limit............................................................................18
2.10 0xF0CE0004 Failed To Identify An Engine Or Disk Enclosure................................................................................19
2.11 0xF0CE0005 Disk Enclosure Temperature Exceeds The Upper Limit......................................................................20
2.12 0xF0CE000A Disk Enclosure Temperature Is Far Beyond The Upper Limit...........................................................21
2.13 0xF0CE0007 Engine Or Disk Enclosure Temperature Is Below The Lower Limit...................................................22
2.14 0xF0CE0008 Engine Temperature Exceeds The Upper Limit...................................................................................23
2.15 0xF0CE0009 Engine Temperature Is Far Beyond The Upper Limit.........................................................................24
2.16 0xF00CE0015 Failed To Monitor An Engine............................................................................................................25
2.17 0xF00CE0018 Controller Failed To Monitor An Engine Rear Panel........................................................................26
2.18 0xF00CE001D Expansion Ports Are Working At Inconsistent Rates.......................................................................27
2.19 0xF00CE002A Disk Enclosure Is Working In Single Link State..............................................................................27
2.20 0xF0CF0006 Controller Is Removed.........................................................................................................................28
2.21 0xF00CF0014 Failed To Monitor The Controller......................................................................................................29
2.22 0xF0CF0003 Controller Is Faulty...............................................................................................................................30
2.23 0xF0CF0004 Incorrect Controller Memory Capacity................................................................................................30
2.24 0xF0CF0005 Abnormal Communication Between Controllers.................................................................................31
2.25 0x100F0CF0032 Controller Power Failure................................................................................................................32
2.26 0xF00CF0017 Incorrect Connection Between A Controller Port And A Switch Port...............................................33
2.27 0x200F00CF0022 Failed To Start A Controller.........................................................................................................34
2.28 0x100F00CF0027 Controller Restarts........................................................................................................................34
2.29 0x100F00CF002A Controller Cache Failed To Flush Data.......................................................................................35
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1 Overview
Overview
This chapter describes the event levels and event signal flows.
Event Level
An event level indicates the severity of the event to the system services. The event level is
displayed on the DeviceManager interface and can be classified into the following levels:
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Critical
This level indicates that a fault has caused service interruption or device failure. Recovery
measures should be taken immediately.
Major
This level indicates that a fault has certain impact on the device or system performance.
Measures should be taken immediately to prevent more serious faults. All hardware faults
are of the level.
Warning
This level indicates that a fault has no impact on the device. The system detects a potential
or an imminent fault that is about to affect the services.
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Module fault
Alarm indicator
informs
Alarm module
Software interface
displays
(1) Indicates that a module is faulty, and the fault information is reported to the service control
module and alarm module.
(2) Indicates that the service control module and alarm module analyze the fault information,
and then respectively report it. Herein:
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The service control module reports the fault information to the underlying module for
further handling.
The alarm module reports the fault information to the device alarm indicator to generate a
visual alarm, and to the DeviceManager through the maintenance interface to display the
alarm status and cause.
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2.115 0x100F01C0003 Data On The Primary LUN In The Remote Replication Fails To Be
Rolled Back
2.116 0xF00270038 Remote Replication Is Interrupted
2.117 0xF00270039 Remote Replication Is Unavailable
2.118 0xF0027003A Remote Replication Failed To Synchronize Data Automatically
2.119 0x100F0027008B Failed To Roll Back The Secondary LUN In Remote Replication
2.120 0xF0DD0001 Remote Replication Consistency Group Is Disconnected
2.121 0xF0DD0002 Remote Replication Consistency Group Is Unavailable
2.122 0xF01C0005 Remote Replication Consistency Group Failed To Synchronize Data
Automatically
2.123 0x100F01B0001 Snapshot Rollback Stopped Unexpectedly
2.124 0xE02050002 Snapshot Unavailable
2.125 0x200F001B0046 Succeeded In Canceling Snapshot Rollback
2.126 0x200F001B0047 Failed To Cancel Snapshot Rollback
2.127 0xF0E10001 Replication Link Is Down
2.128 0xF00E00014 No Backup Links Available
2.129 0xF0C90004 CPU Usage Is Too High
2.130 0xF0C90005 Memory Usage Is Too High
2.131 0xF00CF002F Inconsistent Memory Capacities Between Controllers
2.132 0xF010C0014 Number Of Initiators Connected To A Port Exceeds The System Limit
2.133 0x100F010C0015 iSCSI Initiator Login Failed
2.134 0x100F010C0030 Number Of Initiators Connected To A Port Exceeds The System Limit
2.135 0x100F010C0031 Initiator IP Address Is Changed
2.136 0xF010D0027 BBU Firmware Is Incompatible With Storage Array Software
2.137 0xF010D0028 Interface Module Firmware Is Incompatible With Storage Array Software
2.138 0xF010D0029 Expansion Module Firmware Is Incompatible With Storage Array Software
2.139 0x200F010D0018 Failed To Delete A Hot Patch
2.140 0x200F010D001B Failed To Start An Upgrade
2.141 0x200F010D001E Failed To Start The Upgrade Of Disk Firmware
2.142 0x200F010D0021 Failed To Start The Upgrade Of Disk Converter Firmware
2.143 0x200F010D0024 Failed To Start Rollback
2.144 0x100F010D0026 Rollback Failed
2.145 0x100F010D0027 Upgrade Failed
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0C90001
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Purchase and import required license files.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
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Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0C90002
Major
Yes
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Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Purchase and import required license files.
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Related Information
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0C90003
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Purchase and import required license files.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00C90015
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
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Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating power module faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty power modules. If alarm Controller Write Cache Is Disabled
persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Step 2 Check whether alarms are generated indicating BBU module faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty BBU modules. If alarm Controller Write Cache Is Disabled
persists=>Step 3.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
Step 3 Check whether alarms are generated indicating fan module faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty fan modules. If alarm Controller Write Cache Is Disabled
persists=>Step 4.
2.
If no=>Step 4.
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If yes, replace the faulty controllers. If alarm Controller Write Cache Is Disabled
persists=>Step 5.
2.
If no=>Step 5.
Step 5 Check whether the temperature is higher than the system limit.
1.
If yes, lower the existing air conditioners temperature or add more air conditioners. If alarm
Controller Write Cache Is Disabled persists=>Step 6.
2.
If no=>Step 6.
Step 6 Check whether alarms are generated indicating disk or disk enclosure faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty disks or disk enclosures. If alarm Controller Write Cache Is
Disabled persists=>Step 7.
2.
If no=>Step 7.
Related Information
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0C90006
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
The system fails to be powered on.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x100F0C9000C
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x100F0C90065
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0CE0001
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
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Procedure
Step 1 Check the disk enclosure.
1.
If any power cable of the disk enclosure is not removed, insert the power cable and power
on the disk enclosure. If the alarm persists=>Step 1.2.
2.
If any power supply of the disk enclosure is faulty, replace the power supply and power on
the disk enclosure. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
3.
If any expansion cable is removed, reinsert it. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.2.
2.
2.
If no=>Step 4.
Step 4 Check whether alarms are generated indicating expansion module faults.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 5.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0CE0002
Warning
Yes
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Possible Causes
Disk enclosure quantity exceeds the system limit.
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether disk enclosure IDs are correctly assigned to all disk enclosures connected to the
storage system.
1.
If any disk enclosure is not assigned an ID, the number of disk enclosures exceeds the
system limit. Remove the extra disk enclosure. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
2.
Step 2 Check whether any information about a disconnected disk enclosure is found in system
configuration information.
1.
If yes, delete the information about the disconnected disk enclosure and reinsert expansion
cables of the connected disk enclosures. If the alarm persists=>Step 3.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
Related Information
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0CE0004
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The enclosure MAC address or serial number is invalid.
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Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0CE0005
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
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Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating fan module faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty fan modules. If alarm Disk Enclosure Temperature Exceeds the
Upper Limit persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Step 2 Check whether heat dissipation channels in the disk enclosure are blocked.
1.
If yes, clear the heat dissipation channels. If alarm Disk Enclosure Temperature Exceeds
the Upper Limit persists=>Step 3.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
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If yes, lower the existing air conditioners temperature or add more air conditioners. If alarm
Disk Enclosure Temperature Exceeds the Upper Limit persists=>Step 4.
2.
If no=>Step 4.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0CE000A
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
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Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating fan module faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty fan modules. If alarm Disk Enclosure Temperature Is Far Beyond
the Upper Limit persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Step 2 Check whether heat dissipation channels in the disk enclosure are blocked.
1.
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Beyond the Upper Limit persists=>Step 3.
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If no=>Step 3.
If yes, lower the existing air conditioners temperature or add more air conditioners. If alarm
Disk Enclosure Temperature Is Far Beyond the Upper Limit persists=>Step 4.
2.
If no=>Step 4.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0CE0007
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The ambient temperature is below the lower limit.
Procedure
Step 1 Increase the existing air conditioners temperature or add more air conditioners. If the alarm
persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0CE0008
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
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Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating fan module faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty fan modules. If alarm Engine Temperature Exceeds the Upper
Limit persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
If yes, clear the heat dissipation channels. If alarm Engine Temperature Exceeds the Upper
Limit persists=>Step 3.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
If yes, lower the existing air conditioners temperature or add more air conditioners. If alarm
Engine Temperature Exceeds the Upper Limit persists=>Step 4.
2.
If no=>Step 4.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0CE0009
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
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Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating fan module faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty fan modules. If alarm Engine Temperature Is Far Beyond the Upper
Limit persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
If yes, clear the heat dissipation channels. If alarm Engine Temperature Is Far Beyond the
Upper Limit persists=>Step 3.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
If yes, lower the existing air conditioners temperature or add more air conditioners. If alarm
Engine Temperature Is Far Beyond the Upper Limit persists=>Step 4.
2.
If no=>Step 4.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00CE0015
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
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The engine ports that connect to other engines and switches are faulty.
Procedure
Step 1 Check the power supplies of the engine.
1.
If any power cable of the engine is removed, insert the power cable and power on the engine.
If the alarm persists=>Step 1.2.
2.
If any power module of the engine is faulty, replace the faulty power module and power
on the engine. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
3.
If the running indicator on the engine keeps blinking for over 10 minutes=>Step 5.
2.
3.
Step 3 Check whether alarms are generated indicating the faults of controllers in the engine.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty controllers. If alarm Failed to Monitor an Engine persists=>Step
4.
2.
If no=>Step 4.
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Step 4 Check whether the engine is correctly cabled to other engines and switches.
1.
If no, cable the engine with other engines and switches correctly. If alarm Failed to Monitor
an Engine persists=>Step 5.
2.
If yes=>Step 5.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00CE0018
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
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Procedure
Step 1 Replace the controller. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00CE001D
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
The expansion ports are working at inconsistent rates.
Procedure
Step 1 Replace the cable of the expansion port of a lower rate. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Replace the expansion module connected to the expansion port of a lower rate. If the alarm
persists=>Step 3.
Step 3 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00CE002A
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
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Procedure
Step 1 Check expansion cables and expansion modules.
1.
If any expansion cable or expansion module is removed, reinsert it. If the alarm
persists=>Step 1.2.
2.
3.
Related Information
None
Attribute
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Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0CF0006
Major
Yes
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Possible Causes
The controller is removed.
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the controller is removed.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
2.
If yes=>Step 3.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00CF0014
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
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Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0CF0003
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The components of the controller are faulty.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0CF0004
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
Memory capacity of the controller does not meet system requirements.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0CF0005
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
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Procedure
Step 1 Replace any abnormal controller described in the alarm information. If the alarm persists=>Step
2.
Step 2 Reinsert the removed controller and try another controller. If the alarm persists=>Step 3.
Step 3 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers to replace the engine.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x100F0CF0032
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
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No power is input.
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether power cables are correctly connected.
1.
If yes=>Step 2.
2.
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If any power cable is removed, reinsert it. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.2.
2.
If yes=>Step 4.
2.
If no, supply power to the storage system correctly. If the alarm persists=>Step 4.
2.
If no=>Step 5.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00CF0017
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The two ports are incorrectly cabled.
Procedure
Step 1 Cable the switch port and the controller port correctly. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x200F00CF0022
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
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Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x100F00CF0027
Major
Yes
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Procedure
If restart or power-off is triggered by the user, please ignore it. Otherwise, collect related
information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x100F00CF002A
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The controller is running incorrectly.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x100F00CF0034
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
The PCIe link to the controller is down.
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the device is connected through PCIe switch.
1.
If yes=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
If yes=>The cable may be damaged, requiring a replacement. After the replacement, if the
alarm persists=>Step 4.
2.
Related Information
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00CF0035
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
Controllers are faulty.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
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Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00CF0036
Critical
Yes
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Service switchover failed before you replace the PCIe interface module online.
Procedure
Please collect log with Export Data button on DeviceManager and contact technical support
engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x100F00CF0037
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
The controller version does not meet system requirements.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0050001
Major
Yes
If an expansion module is connected to a disk enclosure or an engine through only one link,
the expansion module removal will fail data transmission between the expansion module
and the disk enclosure or the engine.
Possible Causes
The expansion module is removed.
Procedure
Step 1 Reinsert the expansion module. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0050002
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Step 1 Reinsert the expansion module. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0050003
Major
Yes
If an expansion module is connected to a disk enclosure or an engine through only one link,
the expansion module removal will fail data transmission between the expansion module
and the disk enclosure or the engine.
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Possible Causes
The expansion module is faulty.
Procedure
Step 1 Replace the expansion module. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00D00014
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
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Procedure
Step 1 Replace expansion module A. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Replace expansion module B. If the alarm persists=>Step 3.
Step 3 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00D00016
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
Cables are incorrectly connected to the expansion module.
Procedure
Step 1 Recable the expansion module based on the cable connection rules provided in product
documents. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
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Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0D10001
Major
Yes
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Possible Causes
The management module is removed.
Procedure
Step 1 Reinsert the management module. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0D10002
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
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Procedure
Step 1 Replace the management module. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0D10005
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The interface module is removed.
Procedure
Step 1 Reinsert the interface module. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0D10006
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The interface module is faulty.
Procedure
Step 1 Replace the interface module. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0D10008
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
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Procedure
Step 1 Replace the interface module. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0D10009
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating the overheating of the enclosure that houses the
interface module.
1.
If yes, handle alarms with recommended actions. If alarm Interface Module Temperature
Exceeds the Upper Limit persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Step 2 Check whether alarms are generated for fan modules of the enclosure that houses the interface
module.
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1.
If yes, handle alarms with recommended actions. If alarm Interface Module Temperature
Exceeds the Upper Limit persists=>Step 3.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
Step 3 Check whether alarms are generated indicating interface module faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty interface modules. If alarm Interface Module Temperature Exceeds
the Upper Limit persists=>Step 4.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0D1000A
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the interface module is removed based on a correct hot swap process.
1.
If yes=>Step 2.
2.
If no, reinsert the interface module. If the system still cannot identify the interface module,
restart related controllers. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Check whether alarms are generated indicating interface module faults.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF010A0017
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Replace the faulty management module. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Replace the faulty controller. If the alarm persists=>Step 3.
Step 3 Replace the faulty engine rear panels. If the alarm persists=>Step 4.
Step 4 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00D1001E
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating interface module faults.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00A0001
Critical
Yes
Storage pools will degrade, causing storage system I/O performance deterioration and
possible data loss.
Storage pools will become faulty, causing storage pool data loss and service interruption.
Possible Causes
The disk is faulty.
Procedure
Step 1 Replace the disk. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00A0002
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
The disk is not authenticated.
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Procedure
Step 1 Replace the disk. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00A0003
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The disk is about to fail.
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether it is a member disk.
1.
If yes, pre-copy the disk, and replace the disk after a message is displayed indicating that
the precopy succeeds. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
2.
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00A0004
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating the overheating of the disk enclosure that houses
the disk.
1.
If yes, lower the existing air conditioners temperature or add more air conditioners. If alarm
Disk Temperature Exceeds the Upper Limit persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Step 2 Check whether alarms are generated indicating the faults of fan modules in the disk enclosure
that houses the disk.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty fan modules. If alarm Disk Temperature Exceeds the Upper Limit
persists=>Step 3.
2.
If no=>Step 4.
If yes, clear the heat dissipation channels. If alarm Disk Temperature Exceeds the Upper
Limit persists=>Step 4.
2.
If no=>Step 4.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00A0008
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether any coffer disk is removed.
1.
If yes, insert a coffer disk. The newly inserted coffer disk must be of the same capacity and
type as other existing coffer disks. If alarm Coffer Disk Is Faulty persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
If yes, replace the faulty disks. If alarm Coffer Disk Is Faulty persists=>Step 3.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00A000A
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
l
The disk enclosure that houses coffer disks is not powered on.
The expansion cables of the disk enclosure that houses coffer disks are incorrectly
connected.
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the disk enclosure that houses coffer disks is powered on.
1.
If no, power on the disk enclosure. If alarm No Coffer Disks Found persists=>Step 2.
2.
If yes=Step 2.
Step 2 Check whether alarms are generated indicating coffer disk faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty coffer disks. If alarm No Coffer Disks Found persists=>Step 3.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
If no, reinsert the coffer disks. If alarm No Coffer Disks Found persists=>Step 4.
2.
If yes=>Step 4.
Step 4 Check whether the expansion cables of the disk enclosure that houses coffer disks are correctly
connected to an engine.
1.
If no, connect the expansion cables correctly. If alarm No Coffer Disks Found
persists=>Step 5.
2.
If yes=>Step 5.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF000A0015
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating disk faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty disks. If alarm The System Failed to Monitor a Disk
persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Step 2 Check whether the disk is firmly inserted into its slot.
1.
If no, reinsert the disk correctly. If alarm The System Failed to Monitor a Disk
persists=>Step 3.
2.
If yes=>Step 3.
Step 3 Check whether alarms are generated indicating expansion module faults.
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1.
If yes, replace the faulty expansion modules. If alarm The System Failed to Monitor a Disk
persists=>Step 4.
2.
If no=>Step 4.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00A000D
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating disk faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty disks. If alarm Slow Disk Response persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
If yes, replace the interface module where the faulty port resides. If alarm Slow Disk
Response persists=>Step 3.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
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2.
If yes=>Step 4.
Step 4 Check whether alarms are generated indicating expansion module faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty expansion modules. If alarm Slow Disk Response persists=>Step
5.
2.
If no=>Step 5.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00A000E
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The disk model is incompatible with the storage system.
Procedure
Step 1 Replace the disk with a qualified one. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00A000C
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The disk is in single-link state.
Procedure
Step 1 Replace the disk. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
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Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00A0006
Major
Yes
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Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Replace the disk. If alarm Disk Has Too Many Bit Errors persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Check whether alarms are generated indicating the partial damage of expansion ports.
1.
If yes, replace the interface modules where the faulty expansion ports reside. If alarm Disk
Has Too Many Bit Errors persists=>Step 3.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
If yes=>Step 4.
2.
If no, reinsert the disk. If alarm Disk Has Too Many Bit Errors persists=>Step 4.
Step 4 Check whether alarms are generated indicating expansion module faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty expansion modules. If alarm Disk Has Too Many Bit Errors
persists=>Step 5.
2.
If no=>Step 5.
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF000A001A
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating the overcooling of the disk enclosure that houses
the disk.
1.
If yes, increase the existing air conditioners temperature or add more air conditioners. If
alarm Disk Temperature Is Below the Lower Limit persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
If yes, replace the faulty disks. If the alarm Disk Temperature Is Below the Lower Limit
persists=>Step 3.
Related Information
None
Attribute
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Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF000A004E
Critical
Yes
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Possible Causes
l
The disk enclosure that houses coffer disks is not powered on.
The expansion cables of the disk enclosure that houses coffer disks are incorrectly
connected.
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the disk enclosure that houses coffer disks is powered on.
1.
If no, power on the disk enclosure. If alarm Coffer Disk Not Found persists=>Step 2.
2.
If yes=>Step 2.
Step 2 Check whether alarms are generated indicating coffer disk faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty coffer disks. If alarm Coffer Disk Not Found persists=>Step 3.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
If no, insert the removed coffer disk. If alarm Coffer Disk Not Found persists=>Step 4.
2.
If no=>Step 4.
Step 4 Check whether the expansion cables between the disk enclosure that houses coffer disks and an
engine are correctly connected.
1.
If yes=>Step 5.
2.
If no, connect the expansion cables correctly. If alarm Coffer Disk Not Found
persists=>Step 5.
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF000A004F
Major
No
Possible Causes
The coffer disk is not inserted into its original slot.
Procedure
Reinsert the coffer disk into the correct slot. Ensure that the coffer disk is inserted into its original
slot.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0170001
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The power module is not inserted.
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Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the power module is inserted.
1.
If yes=>Step 2.
2.
If yes=>Step 3.
2.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0170002
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The power module is removed.
Procedure
Step 1 Insert the power module. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0170003
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The power module is faulty.
Procedure
Step 1 1 Check whether the power cable is securely connected to the power module involved in the
alarm. If not, securely connect the power cable. If the alarm persists==>Step 2.
Step 2 Replace the power module. If the alarm persists=>Step 3.
Step 3 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0170004
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating the overheating of the disk enclosure or engine
that houses power module.
1.
If yes, lower the existing air conditioners temperature or add more air conditioners. If alarm
Power Module Temperature Exceeds the Upper Limit persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Step 2 Check whether alarms are generated indicating fan module faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty fan modules. If alarm Power Module Temperature Exceeds the
Upper Limit persists=>Step 3.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
Step 3 Check whether alarms are generated indicating power module faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty power modules. If alarm Power Module Temperature Exceeds the
Upper Limit persists=>Step 4.
2.
If no=>Step 4.
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0170005
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check the power cables connected to the power module.
1.
If any power cable is removed, reinsert the power cable. If alarm Input to a Power Module
Is Abnormal persists=>Step 1.2.
2.
Replace the power cable. If alarm Power Module Input Is Abnormal persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Check whether the input power voltage is too high or too low.
1.
If yes, stabilize the input power voltage. If alarm Power Module Input Is Abnormal
persists=>Step 3.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
Step 3 Check whether alarms are generated indicating power module faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty power modules. If alarm Power Module Input Is Abnormal
persists=>Step 4.
2.
If no=>Step 4.
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00170014
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether power cables are connected correctly.
1.
If yes=>Step 2.
2.
If any power cable is removed, reinsert it. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.2.
2.
If yes=>Step 4.
2.
Step 4 Check whether any external power is input to the power module.
1.
If yes=>Step 5.
2.
If no, supply power to the storage system correctly. If the alarm persists=>Step 5.
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00170017
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating power module faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty power modules. If alarm The System Failed to Monitor a Power
Module persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Step 2 Replace the controller of the engine that houses the power module. If alarm The System Failed
to Monitor a Power Module persists=>Step 3.
Step 3 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x100F0170006
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x100F0170008
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
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Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0D20002
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Step 1 Replace the BBU module. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0D20003
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The BBU module reaches its expiration date or is aging.
Procedure
Step 1 Replace the BBU module. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
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Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0D20007
Warning
Yes
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Possible Causes
The BBU module is about to expire.
Procedure
Step 1 Replace the BBU module in three months. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0D20004
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The BBU module is removed.
Procedure
Step 1 Insert the BBU module. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0D20005
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating the overheating of the engine that houses the
BBU module.
1.
If yes, lower the existing air conditioners temperature or add more air conditioners. If alarm
BBU Module Temperature Exceeds the Upper Limit persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Step 2 Check whether alarms are generated indicating the faults of fan modules in the engine that houses
the BBU module.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty fan modules. If alarm BBU Module Temperature Exceeds the
Upper Limit persists=>Step 3.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
Step 3 Check whether alarms are generated indicating BBU module faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty BBU modules. If alarm BBU Module Temperature Exceeds the
Upper Limit persists=>Step 4.
2.
If no=>Step 4.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00D2001B
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating the overcooling of the engine that houses the
BBU module.
1.
If yes, increase the existing air conditioners temperature or add more air conditioners. If
alarm BBU Module Temperature Is Below the Lower Limit persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Step 2 Check whether alarms are generated indicating BBU module faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty BBU modules. If alarm BBU Module Temperature Is Below the
Lower Limit persists=>Step 3.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00D20014
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating BBU module faults.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Step 2 Replace the controller of the engine that houses the BBU module. If the alarm persists=>Step
3.
Step 3 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0D30001
Major
Yes
Engines or disk enclosures will overheat, affecting the normal operation of the storage
system.
Possible Causes
The fan module is faulty.
Procedure
Step 1 Replace the fan module. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
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Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0D30002
Major
Yes
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Engines or disk enclosures will overheat, affecting the normal operation of the storage
system.
Possible Causes
The fan module is not inserted.
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the fan module is inserted.
1.
If yes=>Step 2.
2.
If yes=>Step 3.
2.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0D30003
Major
Yes
Engines or disk enclosures will overheat, affecting the normal operation of the storage
system.
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Possible Causes
The fan module is removed.
Procedure
Step 1 Insert the fan module. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00D30014
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating fan module faults.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Step 2 Replace the controller of the engine that houses the fan module. If the alarm persists=>Step 3.
Step 3 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0060002
Major
Yes
If an expansion module is connected to a disk enclosure or an engine through only one link,
the expansion port link down will fail data transmission between the expansion module and
the disk enclosure or the engine.
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check expansion cables.
1.
If any expansion cable is removed, reinsert it. If alarm Expansion Port Link Down
persists=>Step 1.2.
2.
Step 2 Check whether alarms are generated indicating disk enclosure offline.
1.
If yes, handle alarms with recommended actions. If alarm Expansion Port Link Down
persists=>Step 3.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
Step 3 Check whether alarms are generated indicating expansion module faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty expansion modules. If alarm Expansion Port Link Down
persists=>Step 4.
2.
If no=>Step 4.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0060003
Major
Yes
If an expansion module is connected to a disk enclosure or an engine through only one link,
the expansion port link down will fail data transmission between the expansion module and
the disk enclosure or the engine.
Possible Causes
The expansion port is faulty.
Procedure
Step 1 Replace the module where the expansion port resides. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0060004
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the cable connected to the host port is removed or damaged.
1.
2.
If the cable is damaged, replace it with an intact one. If the alarm persists=>Step 1.3.
3.
4.
If no exception is found=>Step 3.
Reinsert the optical module and connect the cable. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.2.
2.
Replace the optical module and connect the cable. If the alarm persists=>Step 3.
Check whether the topological mode of the local port matches that of the peer end. If not,
change the mode to match the two ends. If the alarm persists after this operation =>Step
3.2.
2.
Check whether the speed of the local port matches that of the peer end. If not, change the
mode to match the two ends. If the alarm persists after this operation =>Step 4.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0060005
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The host port is faulty.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
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Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0060006
Major
Yes
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If an expansion module is connected to a disk enclosure or an engine through only one link,
the expansion port link down will fail data transmission between the expansion module and
the disk enclosure or the engine.
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check expansion cables.
1.
If any expansion cable is removed, reinsert it and wait three minutes. If the alarm
persists=>Step 1.2.
2.
Step 2 Replace the module where the expansion port resides. If the alarm persists=>Step 3.
Step 3 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF01080014
Major
Yes
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Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check expansion cables.
1.
If any expansion cable is not firmly inserted, reinsert it. If the alarm persists=>Step 1.2.
2.
Step 2 Replace faulty modules where the faulty expansion port resides. If the alarm persists=>Step 3.
Step 3 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0060010
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether any expansion cable is faulty.
1.
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If no=>Step 2.
If yes=>Step 3.
2.
If no, reinsert the expansion cables and wait three minutes. If the alarm persists=>Step 3.
Step 3 Replace the module where the expansion port resides. If the alarm persists=>Step 4.
Step 4 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF01080015
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check cables.
1.
If any cable is not firmly inserted, reinsert it. If the alarm persists=>Step 1.2.
2.
Step 2 Check whether any optical module is on the host port and the host ports peer port.
1.
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If no=>Step 3.
Step 3 Replace the interface modules that house the host port and its peer port. If the alarm
persists=>Step 4.
Step 4 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF01080016
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check PCIe cables.
1.
If any PCIe cable is removed, reinsert it. If the alarm persists=>Step 1.2.
2.
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF01080018
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The PCIe port is faulty.
Procedure
Step 1 Replace the interface module where the PCIe port resides. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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None
Attribute
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ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF01080019
Major
Yes
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Possible Causes
PCIe cables are removed or damaged.
Procedure
Step 1 Check PCIe cables.
1.
If any PCIe cable is removed, reinsert it. If the alarm persists=>Step 1.2.
2.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0108001A
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The PCIe port has too many bit errors.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0060011
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
The host or switch where the network ports peer port resides supports only half-duplex.
Procedure
Step 1 Check the working mode of the network ports peer port.
1.
If the peer port is working in half-duplex mode, change the working mode to full-duplex.
If the alarm persists=>Step 1.2.
2.
If the peer port supports only half-duplex mode, adjust network connections to ensure that
full-duplex is supported. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
3.
2.
Step 3 Replace the module where the network port resides. If the alarm persists=>Step 4.
Step 4 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0108001D
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
The rate supported by the network ports peer port is smaller than that of the network port.
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the speed supported by the network ports peer port is smaller than that of the
network port.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
If any expansion cable is removed, reinsert it. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.2.
2.
If no=>Step 4.
2.
If yes, replace the optical modules on the network port and its peer port. If the alarm
persists=>Step 3.3.
3.
Replace the interface modules where the network port and its peer port reside. If the alarm
persists=>Step 4.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF01080048
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
Management network port hardware is faulty.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF01080049
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
Management network cables are removed or damaged.
Procedure
Step 1 Check management network cables.
1.
If any management network cable is removed, reinsert it. If the alarm persists=>Step 1.2.
2.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0EA0003
Major
Yes
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Possible Causes
The optical module is faulty.
Procedure
Step 1 Replace the optical module with a new one that meets requirements. If the alarm persists=>Step
2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0EA0004
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
A single-mode optical module is inserted into the port.
Procedure
Step 1 Replace the single-mode optical module with a multi-mode optical module. If the alarm
persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0EA0005
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The rate of the optical module is different from that of its port.
Procedure
Step 1 Replace the optical module with a new one that meets requirements. If the alarm persists=>Step
2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00EA0016
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating the overcooling of the engine or enclosure that
houses the optical module.
1.
If yes, increase the existing air conditioners temperature or add more air conditioners. If
alarm Optical Module Temperature Is Below the Lower Limit persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Step 2 Check whether alarms are generated indicating optical module faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty optical modules. If alarm Optical Module Temperature Is Below
the Lower Limit persists=>Step 3.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
Related Information
None
Attribute
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ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00EA0014
Major
Yes
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Possible Causes
l
The cable connected to the optical module is not firmly inserted or damaged.
Procedure
Step 1 Check cable connections.
1.
If any cable is not firmly inserted, reinsert it. If the alarm persists=>Step 1.2.
2.
Step 2 Replace the optical module of the port and that of the ports peer port. If the alarm
persists=>Step 3.
Step 3 Replace the modules where the port and its peer port reside. If the alarm persists=>Step 4.
Step 4 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00EA0015
Major
Yes
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Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating optical module faults.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Step 2 Replace the module where the optical module resides. If the alarm persists=>Step 3.
Step 3 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00EA0017
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating the overheating of the engine or enclosure that
houses the optical module.
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1.
If yes, lower the existing air conditioners temperature or add more air conditioners. If alarm
Optical Module Temperature Exceeds the Upper Limit persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Step 2 Check whether alarms are generated indicating the faults of fan modules in the engine or
enclosure that houses the optical module.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty fan modules. If alarm Optical Module Temperature Exceeds the
Upper Limit persists=>Step 3.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
Step 3 Replace the optical module. If alarm Optical Module Temperature Exceeds the Upper Limit
persists=>Step 4.
Step 4 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00B0001
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
Disks are faulty.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00B0002
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
Bad sectors are detected on disks.
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the LUN has a backup.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x100F000B0016
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00B003D
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
Snapshot LUNs are faulty.
Procedure
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF000B0050
Critical
No
Possible Causes
Bad sectors are detected on disks.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF000B0051
Warning
No
Possible Causes
Bad sectors are detected on disks.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0DB0002
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
l
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The external source LUN or target LUNs are in the sleep state and will be automatically
waked up later.
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the links between storage arrays are down.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty optical fibers or network cables. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0DC0001
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated for the storage pools that house the primary and secondary
LUNs.
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interrupted persists=>Step 2.
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If no=>Step 2.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0DC0002
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
Configurations of the clone are abnormal.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0DC0003
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
Configurations of the clone are abnormal.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x100F01C0003
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
l
The primary LUN in the remote replication is faulty or has a medium error.
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Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the storage pool is abnormal.
1.
2.
if no, =>Step 2.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00270038
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating link down.
1.
If yes, handle alarms with recommended actions. If alarm Remote Replication Is Interrupted
persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
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If yes=>Step 3.
2.
If no, replace faulty optical fibers or network cables to ensure that all links work correctly.
If alarm Remote Replication Is Interrupted persists=>Step 3.
Step 3 Check whether alarms are generated for the storage pools that house the primary and secondary
LUNs.
1.
If yes, handle alarms with recommended actions. If alarm Remote Replication Is Interrupted
persists=>Step 4.
2.
If no=>Step 4.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00270039
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
When an asynchronous remote replication session is setting the secondary LUN to writable,
the secondary LUN rollback failed.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0027003A
Major
No
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating storage system faults.
1.
If yes, handle alarms with recommended actions. If alarm Remote Replication Failed to
Synchronize Data Automatically persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no, synchronize data manually. If alarm Remote Replication Failed to Synchronize Data
Automatically persists=>Step 2.
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x100F0027008B
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated for the storage pool that houses the secondary LUN.
1.
If yes, handle alarms with recommended actions. If alarm Failed to Roll Back the Secondary
LUN in a Remote Replication persist=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0DD0001
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating link down.
1.
If yes, handle alarms with recommended actions. If alarm Remote Replication Consistency
Group Is Disconnected persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
If yes=>Step 3.
2.
If no, replace faulty optical fibers or network cables to ensure that all links work correctly.
If alarm Remote Replication Consistency Group Is Disconnected persists=>Step 3.
Step 3 Check whether alarms are generated for the storage pools that house the primary and secondary
LUNs.
1.
If yes, handle alarms with recommended actions. If alarm Remote Replication Consistency
Group Is Disconnected persists=>Step 4.
2.
If no=>Step 4.
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0DD0002
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF01C0005
Major
No
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating storage system faults.
1.
If yes, handle alarms with recommended actions. If alarm Remote Replication Consistency
Group Failed to Synchronize Data Automatically persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no, synchronize data manually. If alarm Remote Replication Consistency Group Failed
to Synchronize Data Automatically persists=>Step 2.
Related Information
None
Attribute
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Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x100F01B0001
Warning
Yes
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Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the snapshot is in the normal state.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xE02050002
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The remaining capacity of storage pools is insufficient.
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating insufficient storage pool capacity.
1.
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If no=>Step 2.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x200F001B0046
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x200F001B0047
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the snapshot is in the normal state.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0E10001
Major
Yes
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If a local storage array is redundantly connected to a remote storage array, one link down
will compromise storage system performance and reliability.
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If a local storage array is connected to a remote storage array through only one link, the
link down will interrupt the LUN copy between storage arrays or between the primary and
secondary LUNs of remote replication.
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check all cable connections.
1.
2.
3.
If any remote storage array is faulty, handle the fault with recommended actions. If the
alarm persists=>Step 2.2.
2.
If any remote storage array is restarting, wait until the restart completes. If the alarm
persists=>Step 3.
3.
If any local storage array is faulty, handle the fault with recommended actions. If the alarm
persists=>Step 4.
2.
Related Information
None
Attribute
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Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00E00014
Warning
Yes
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Possible Causes
No backup links are configured for the remote device.
Procedure
Step 1 Configure backup links for the remote device. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0C90004
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
The service load is too heavy.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0C90005
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
The service load is too heavy.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00CF002F
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
Memory capacities of controllers are inconsistent.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF010C0014
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The number of initiators exceeds the system limit.
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Procedure
Step 1 Adjust the service network and ensure that the number of initiators connected to each port meet
requirements. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x100F010C0015
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
CHAP user name and password are incorrect.
Procedure
Step 1 Use correct CHAP user name and password for login. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x100F010C0030
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The number of initiators connected to a port exceeds the system limit.
Procedure
Step 1 Delete initiators whose state is offline. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
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ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x100F010C0031
Major
Yes
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Possible Causes
l
The host corresponding to the initiator is connected to the storage system through different
IP addresses.
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the two different IP addresses are used by the same host.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Step 2 Check whether the same initiator ID is used by two hosts to connect to the storage system.
1.
If yes, change the initiator ID of either host and ensure that the two initiator IDs are different.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF010D0027
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
The firmware version of a BBU module is incompatible with storage array software.
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Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF010D0028
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The firmware version of the interface module is incompatible with storage array software.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF010D0029
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The firmware version of the expansion module is incompatible with storage array software.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
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Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x200F010D0018
Warning
Yes
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Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x200F010D001B
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x200F010D001E
Warning
No
Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
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ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x200F010D0021
Warning
Yes
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Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x200F010D0024
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x100F010D0026
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
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ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x100F010D0027
Warning
Yes
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Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00150019
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Disk scan is not performed on the host after LUN mappings are added, causing the failure
to discover some or all disks.
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the host is connected only to one controller.
1.
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If no=>Step 2.
Step 2 Check whether initiators configured for the host are consistent with the actual condition.
1.
If yes=>Step 3.
2.
If no, add all initiators to the host based on the actual condition. If the alarm persists=>Step
3.
Step 3 Scan for disks on the host and confirm that the number of detected disks is correct. If the alarm
persists=>Step 4.
Step 4 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0015001A
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Cables between the host and the storage array are removed or damaged.
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Procedure
Step 1 Check the cables connected between the host and the storage array.
1.
2.
Step 2 Check whether alarms are generated indicating optical module faults.
1.
If yes, handle the alarms by taking recommended actions. If the alarm persists=>Step 3.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
If yes, handle the alarms by taking recommended actions. If the alarm persists=>Step 4.
2.
If no=>Step 4.
Step 4 Check whether alarms are generated indicating interface module faults.
1.
If yes, handle the alarms by taking recommended actions. If the alarm persists=>Step 5.
2.
If no=>Step 5.
If yes, handle the alarms by taking recommended actions. If the alarm persists=>Step 6.
2.
If no=>Step 6.
Step 6 Check the HBAs on the host. Contact the HBA provider for help when necessary.
Step 7 Check related switches. Contact the switch provider for help when necessary.
Step 8 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
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ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0015001B
Major
Yes
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Possible Causes
l
Cables between the host and the storage array are loose or damaged.
Procedure
Step 1 Check the cables connected between the host and the storage array.
1.
2.
Step 2 Check whether alarms are generated indicating optical module faults.
1.
If yes, handle the alarms by taking recommended actions. If the alarm persists=>Step 3.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
If yes, handle the alarms by taking recommended actions. If the alarm persists=>Step 4.
2.
If no=>Step 4.
Step 4 Check the HBAs on the host. Contact the HBA provider for help when necessary.
Step 5 Check related switches. Contact the switch provider for help when necessary.
Step 6 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x100F0015001C
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Install UltraPath of the latest version on the host. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0015001D
Major
Yes
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Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Upgrade storage array software or UltraPath to a compatible version. If the alarm
persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x100F00150036
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
The port is faulty or the link between the host and the port is down.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00310004
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Step 1 Configure the event log dumping server and open the dumping switch. After the dumping
finished, if the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xD80001
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The used capacity of the storage pool reachs the threshold.
Procedure
Step 1 Expand the capacity of the storage pool. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xD80002
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
The storage pool capacity is about to be used up.
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Procedure
Step 1 Expand the capacity of the storage pool. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x10A0001
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating disk removal.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x10A0002
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating disk removal.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x10A0003
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating disk removal.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x10A0005
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The remaining hot spare capacity is lower than the threshold.
Procedure
Step 1 Add disks to the disk domain. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x10A0006
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The type of the newly added disk is inconsistent with that of the existing disks in the disk domain.
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Procedure
Step 1 Replace the newly added disk with a one that meets system requirements. If the alarm
persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x10A0007
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
The number of disks in the disk domain is insufficient.
Procedure
Step 1 Add disks to the disk domain. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x10A0008
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
A disk is removed from a disk domain.
Procedure
Step 1 Add the removed disk to the disk domain. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
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Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x1000010A000B
Major
Yes
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Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating insufficient disk domain capacity.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
2.
If no=>Step 4.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x1000010A000E
Major
Yes
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Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating insufficient disk domain capacity.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x1000010A0011
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x10A001C
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The member disk is inserted into a slot different from where it was inserted before being
removed.
Procedure
Step 1 Insert the disk into the slot where it resided before it was removed. If the alarm persists=>Step
2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x10C000B
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether any disk is removed.
1.
If yes, reinsert the removed disk. If alarm Controller Write Cache Is Disabled
persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
If yes, replace the faulty disks. If alarm Controller Write Cache Is Disabled persists=>Step
3.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
Related Information
None
Attribute
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Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x10C000C
Major
Yes
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Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether any disk is removed.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xFD0008
Major
Yes
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Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated for the storage pools that house the source and target LUNs.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00CE002B
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
From the same expansion port, disk enclosures and high-density disk enclosures are mixconnected.
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether from the port the connected disk enclosures are of the same type.
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1.
If yes=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Replace some disk enclosures to ensure that all disk enclosures connected from the
expansion port are of the same type. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF000B0063
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether only one controller has a link to the external LUN.
1.
If yes, connect the link based on the standard network in the related product manual.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
Step 3 Check whether the mapping of the corresponding external LUN has been deleted.
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1.
2.
If no=>Step 4.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF000B0064
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether link between the external array and the local array is disconnected.
1.
If yes, connect the link based on the standard network in the related product manual. If the
fault persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
Step 3 Check whether the mapping of the corresponding external LUN has been deleted.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 4.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF000B0065
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether any disk is removed from the external array.
1.
If yes, reinsert the disk to recover the external LUN. If the fault persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
Step 3 Check whether the mapping of the corresponding external LUN has been deleted.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 4.
Step 4 Run the LUN scan command on the heterogeneous array to which the external LUN belongs. If
the alarm persists=>Step 5.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF000B0066
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The external LUN is downsized.
Procedure
Step 1 Expand the capacity of the corresponding external LUN to not less than its original capacity. If
the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Run the LUN scan command on the heterogeneous array to which the external LUN belongs.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF000B0052
Warning
No
Possible Causes
l
The system lacks the support package for the heterogeneous array.
Procedure
Step 1 If the external LUNs of this heterogeneous array have been used to create eDevLUN, please
delete these eDevLUNs first.
Step 2 Disconnect all physical links between the heterogeneous array and the local array. If the system
has connected to other heterogeneous arrays whose SN can not be obtained, or the system has
connected to other incompatible arrays, you need to manually clear the alarms.
Step 3 If you have to connect this heterogeneous array, load the support package first and then reconnect
the heterogeneous array.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
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Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF000B005D
Major
No
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Possible Causes
l
An FC link is disconnected.
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the external array is powered off. If the external array is powered off, power it
on again. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Check whether any FC switch is powered off. If any FC switch is powered off, power it on again.
If the alarm persists=>Step 3.
Step 3 Check whether any FC link is removed or damaged.
1.
2.
If any FC link is damaged, replace it with a new link and connect the new link correctly.
If the alarm persists=>Step 4.
Step 4 Collect related event information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF000B0060
Major
No
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Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the external array is powered off. If the external array is powered off, power it
on again. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Check whether any GE switch is powered off. If any GE switch is powered off, power it on
again. If the alarm persists=>Step 3.
Step 3 Check whether any iSCSI link is removed or damaged.
1.
2.
If any iSCSI link is damaged, replace it with a new link and connect the new link correctly.
If the alarm persists=>Step 4.
Step 4 Collect related event information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF000B0061
Major
No
Possible Causes
l
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Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the initiator of the link has been removed.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
If the link is not properly connected, reinsert it. If the fault persists=>Step 3.
2.
If the link is damaged, replace it with a new one and insert the new one to the original port.
If the fault persists=>Step 3.
Step 3 Check whether any switch is damaged. If a switch is damaged, replace it with a new one and
reinsert all links to the new switch correctly. If the fault persists=>Step 4.
Step 4 Collect related event information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF000B0062
Major
No
Possible Causes
l
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Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the initiator of the link has been removed.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
If the link is not properly connected, reinsert it. If the fault persists=>Step 3.
2.
If the link is damaged, replace it with a new one and insert the new one to the original port.
If the fault persists=>Step 3.
Step 3 Check whether any switch is damaged. If a switch is damaged, replace it with a new one and
reinsert all links to the new switch correctly. If the fault persists=>Step 4.
Step 4 Collect related event information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x200F000A005B
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00280045
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
The related disks are faulty.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
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ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00280046
Critical
Yes
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Possible Causes
The disk has bad sectors.
Procedure
Step 1 1 Check whether the file system has a backup.
1.
If yes, rewrite the file system by using the backup data for data recovery purposes.
2.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00280047
Major
Yes
Files may be writted in writethrough mode, degrading file system read and write
performance.
Possible Causes
The rate of used capacity in the file system exceeds the alarm threshold.
Procedure
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00280048
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
Used resource of a file system quota exceeds the soft quota.
Procedure
Please expand the soft quota or delete some files.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00280049
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the filesystem has a backup.
1.
If yes, rewrite the filesystem by using the backup data for data recovery purposes.
2.
If no =>Step 2.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x100F0028004A
Critical
Yes
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Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x10A0021
Major
No
Possible Causes
l
The disk domain is not encrypted, but the encryption function of the disk is enabled.
The disk domain is encrypted, but the disk does not have the encryption function.
The encryption type of the new disk is different from that of the disks in the disk domain.
Procedure
Step 1 Check the encrypt status of the disk domain.
1.
2.
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2.
Check the encrypt type of the new disk and the other disks in the disk domain.
l The encrypted type of disks is the same=>Step 3.
l If not =>Step 2.3.
3.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x10A0020
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
A member disk of the disk domain is replaced by a new disk with smaller capacity.
Procedure
Step 1 Replace the newly added disk with a disk that meets system requirements. If the alarm persists
=>Step 2.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF4045000E
Major
No
Possible Causes
l
The system time of the device is different from that of the AD domain controller.
Procedure
Step 1 Check the network connectivity between the device and AD domain controller.
1.
Check whether the device is correctly communicating with the AD domain controller.
l If yes=>Step 2.
l If no=>Step 1.2.
2.
Contact the network administrator to rectify the network fault. Then check whether the
alarm is cleared.
l If yes=>Step 2.
l If no=>no further action is required.
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Step 3 Check the system time of the device and that of the AD domain controller.
1.
Check whether the difference between the system time of the device and that of the AD
domain controller is less than 5 minutes.
l If yes=>Step 4.
l If no=>Step 3.2.
2.
Ensure that the difference between the system time of the device and that of the AD domain
controller is less than 5 minutes. Then check whether the alarm is cleared.
l If yes=>Step 4.
l If no=>no further action is required.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x200F4045000F
Major
No
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check the status of the AD domain controller.
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2.
Start the AD domain controller. Then check whether the alarm is cleared.
l If yes=>no further action is required.
l If no=>Step 2.
Step 2 Check the network connectivity between the device and AD domain controller.
1.
Check whether the device is correctly communicating with the AD domain controller.
l If yes=>Step 3.
l If no=>Step 2.2.
2.
Contact the network administrator to rectify the network fault. Then check whether the
alarm is cleared.
l If yes=>no further action is required.
l If no=>Step 3.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF40020001
Major
No
Possible Causes
The critical process is abnormal.
Procedure
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF40020002
Major
No
Possible Causes
The service port is occupied by another program.
Procedure
View the system port list and stop the program that occupies the service port.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0D30004
Major
Yes
Engines or disk enclosures will overheat, affecting the normal operation of the storage
system.
Possible Causes
The fan module is faulty.
Procedure
Step 1 Replace the fan module. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00D1001F
Major
Yes
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Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Replace the management module. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00D10020
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The interface module is faulty.
Procedure
Step 1 Replace the interface module. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00170018
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The power module is incompatible with the storage system.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00EA0018
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether an alarm is generated indicating an optical/electrical module fault.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Step 2 Replace the interface module where the faulty optical/electrical module resides. If the alarm
persists =>Step 3.
Step 3 Replace the controller corresponding to the faulty optical/electrical module. If the alarm
persists=>Step 4.
Step 4 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
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ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x200F0D1000D
Warning
Yes
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Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x200F0D10010
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x200F00D10017
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x200F00D1001C
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x200F00C90088
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
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Procedure
N/A.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x200F00C90089
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
N/A.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00CA0008
Warning
No
Possible Causes
The super administrator needs to review user account information periodically.
Procedure
After reviewing user account information, clear the alarm manually.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
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Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF40450029
Major
Yes
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Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check the status of the LDAP/NIS server.
1.
2.
Start the LDAP/NIS server. Then check whether the alarm is cleared.
l If yes=>no further action is required.
l If no=>Step 2.
Step 2 Check the network connectivity between the device and LDAP/NIS server.
1.
Check whether the device is correctly communicating with the LDAP/NIS server.
l If yes=>Step 3.
l If no=>Step 2.2.
2.
Contact the network administrator to rectify the network fault. Then check whether the
alarm is cleared.
l If yes=>no further action is required.
l If no=>Step 3.
Related Information
None
Attribute
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ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF02470010
Critical
Yes
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Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated for the storage pool that houses the mirror copy.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF02470011
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
Configurations of the mirror copy are abnormal.
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Procedure
Step 1 Please remove the mirror copy. If the operation fails=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF032C0001
Warning
No
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF032C0002
Warning
No
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
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ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF032C0003
Warning
No
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Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the network connection between the controller and NTP server is correct.
1.
If yes=>Step 2.
2.
Step 2 Check whether the NTP service of the NTP server is correct.
1.
If yes=>Step 3.
2.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF032C0004
Critical
No
Possible Causes
The controller is faulty.
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Procedure
Contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF032C0005
Warning
No
Possible Causes
The service load is too heavy.
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the service load of the host is too heavy.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF032C0006
Warning
No
Possible Causes
The service load is too heavy.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF032C0007
Warning
No
Possible Causes
The service load is too heavy.
Procedure
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF032C0008
Warning
No
Possible Causes
The service load is too heavy.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x200F00CF003A
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating management module faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty management module. If the alarm persists, =>Step 2.
2.
If no, =>Step 2.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00D10011
Major
Yes
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Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating interface module faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty interface module. If the alarm persists, =>Step 2.
2.
If no, =>Step 2.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF000A005F
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
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Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating disk faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty disks. If alarm Slow Disk Response persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
If yes, replace the interface module where the faulty port resides. If alarm Slow Disk
Response persists=>Step 3.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
2.
If yes=>Step 4.
Step 4 Check whether alarms are generated indicating expansion module faults.
1.
If yes, replace the faulty expansion modules. If alarm Slow Disk Response persists=>Step
5.
2.
If no=>Step 5.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x200F010D0029
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
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Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x100F010D0031
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00D10012
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
Interface module is inserted into an incorrect slot.
Procedure
Step 1 Insert the interface module into a correct slot. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
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ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00280074
Critical
Yes
189
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Possible Causes
None.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00280075
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00280076
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF000B0102
Major
No
Possible Causes
The remote LUN related is changed to command device.
Procedure
Step 1 Confirm the reason for this operation of this LUN.
1.
2.
If the LUN is used, stop dispatching I/O to this LUN and delete the eDevLUN
related=>Step 3.
2.
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00D10013
Major
Yes
The system cannot detect whether the management module is correctly inserted.
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Replace the faulty management module. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00CF004A
Major
Yes
193
2 Troubleshooting Events
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Replace the faulty controller. If the alarms persist=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF01050017
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The ambient temperature is below the lower limit.
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the ambient temperature is too low.
1.
If yes, increase the existing air conditioners temperature or add more air conditioners. If
the alarm persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0105001E
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
The management network port is faulty.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
195
2 Troubleshooting Events
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0105001F
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The port is faulty.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF01050022
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The optical module is faulty.
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Procedure
Step 1 Replace the PCIe cable. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF01050024
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
l
The rate of the ports peer port is smaller than that of the port.
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the rate of the ports peer port is smaller than that of the port.
1.
If no=>Step 2.
2.
Connect the cable correctly to the port. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.2.
2.
Step 3 Replace the modules where the port and its peer port reside. If the alarm persists=>Step 4.
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF01050025
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the ambient temperature is too low.
1.
If yes, increase the existing air conditioners temperature or add more air conditioners. If
the alarm persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Step 2 Check whether alarms are generated indicating optical module faults.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF01050026
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
The optical module of the port or that of the ports peer port is faulty.
Procedure
Step 1 Check cable connections.
1.
2.
Step 2 Replace the modules where the port and its peer port reside. If the alarm persists=>Step 3.
Step 3 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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2 Troubleshooting Events
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF01050027
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating optical module faults.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF01050029
Major
Yes
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2 Troubleshooting Events
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating the overheating of the engine or enclosure that
houses the optical module.
1.
If yes, lower the existing air conditioners temperature or add more air conditioners. If the
alarm persists=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Step 2 Check whether alarms are generated indicating optical module faults.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xDA0005
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
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Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the disk is pulled out.
1.
If yes, insert in the disk which has been pulled out. If the alarm persists after you perform
this operation=>Step 3.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
If yes, replace the faulty disk with a new disk. If the alarm persists after you perform this
operation=>Step 3.
2.
If no=>Step 3.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x200F406E0013
Major
No
Possible Causes
l
For example, NetBackup actively stops the backup task; the file system fails to be accessed;
the tape library fails to be accessed.
Procedure
Step 1 Check the network connection.
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1.
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2.
Ensure that the tape drive is in the up state. Then check whether the alarm is cleared.
l If yes=>no further action is required.
l If no=>Step 2.2.
2.
Ensure the tape library is functional. Then check whether the alarm is cleared.
l If yes=>no further action is required.
l If no=>Step 3.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF406E0014
Major
No
Possible Causes
l
For example, NetBackup actively stops the recovery task; the file system fails to be
accessed; the tape library fails to be accessed.
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Procedure
Step 1 Check the network connection.
1.
2.
Ensure that the tape drive is in the up state. Then check whether the alarm is cleared.
l If yes=>no further action is required.
l If no=>Step 2.2.
2.
Ensure the tape library is functional. Then check whether the alarm is cleared.
l If yes=>no further action is required.
l If no=>Step 3.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF406E0015
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The number of NDMP authentication failures has reached the threshold.
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Procedure
Wait for the system to automatically unlock the IP address and retry again.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00270130
Major
No
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating storage system faults.
1.
If yes, handle the alarms with recommended actions. If synchronization still fails=>Step
2.
2.
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00270112
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
l
When the remote replication is interrupted abnormally, the secondary file system is deleted
locally. As a result, remote replication properties are inconsistent.
During the startup of the file system remote replication service, metadata fails to be read.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00270113
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
The secondary file system or the storage pool where the secondary file system resides is
full.
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating link interruption.
1.
If yes, handle the alarms with recommended actions. If the alarms still persist=>Step 2.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
If yes=>Step 3.
2.
Step 3 Check whether there are alarms about the storage pools where the primary and secondary file
systems reside.
1.
If yes, handle the alarms with recommended actions. If the alarms still persist=>Step 4.
2.
If no=>Step 4.
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00CF0056
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the physical link is normal.
1.
2.
If yes=>Step 2.
Related Information
None
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2 Troubleshooting Events
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF000A0084
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The disk is from other engine.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x1FFFFFFFFFFFFFFC
Critical
No
Possible Causes
The alarm function of the device is being tested.
Procedure
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This alarm is simulated to test the alarm function of the device. Manually clear the alarm after
the test.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00C9013D
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
N/A.
Procedure
Modify the conflicting IP address.
----End
Related Information
None
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2 Troubleshooting Events
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF010D0032
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The firmware version of the management module is incompatible with storage array software.
Procedure
Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF01060060
Critical
No
Possible Causes
The size of I/O from host is beyond maximum I/O grain size of the Cache partition.
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Procedure
Please modify the Cache partition size at least to 512MB.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x100F01060063
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
The workload on the controller is too heavy.
Procedure
Reduce services carried by the controller or expand the system. For details, contact technical
support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00D00017
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the cable is removed or damaged.
1.
2.
If the interface module is removed, reinsert it. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.2.
2.
Step 3 Collect related event information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00CF0059
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether alarms are generated indicating management module faults.
1.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Related Information
None
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2 Troubleshooting Events
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00270137
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
The capacity of the storage pool that houses the primary LUN or secondary LUN of the remote
replication is insufficient.
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the capacity of the storage pool that houses the primary LUN or secondary LUN
of the remote replication is insufficient.
1.
If yes, expand the capacity of the storage pool and manually synchronize the remote
replication.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Related Information
None
Attribute
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ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF0DD0004
Warning
Yes
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Possible Causes
The capacity of the storage pool that houses the primary LUN or secondary LUN of a remote
replication pair in the consistency group is insufficient.
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the capacity of the storage pool that houses the primary LUN or secondary LUN
of a remote replication pair in the consistency group is insufficient.
1.
If yes, expand the capacity of the storage pool and manually synchronize the remote
replication consistency group.
2.
If no=>Step 2.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF40020005
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The number of TCP connections reaches the upper limit.
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Procedure
Relocate some services running on the controller to other controllers or reduce the number of
NAS client connections.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00D80119
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The used capacity of the storage pool reachs the threshold.
Procedure
Step 1 Expand the capacity of the storage pool. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00D80120
Critical
Yes
Possible Causes
The storage pool capacity is about to be used up.
Procedure
Step 1 Expand the capacity of the storage pool. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF01060043
Major
No
Possible Causes
The business pressure of the LUN in the SmartQoS is not enough, but the control objective is
configured too high.
Procedure
Please confirm the business pressure of the LUN in the SmartQoS policy. Deactivate the policy
and modify the control objective, then activate the policy again.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF40020006
Major
Yes
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Possible Causes
The number of file information items to be backed up for the failover function reaches the upper
limit.
Procedure
Step 1 Migrate some services to other controllers. If the alarm persists=>Step 2.
Step 2 Collect related information and contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF40440017
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
Step 1 Check the status of the LDAP/NIS server.
1.
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Start the LDAP/NIS server. Then check whether the alarm is cleared.
l If yes=>no further action is required.
l If no=>Step 2.
Step 2 Check the network connectivity between the device and LDAP/NIS server.
1.
Check whether the device is correctly communicating with the LDAP/NIS server.
l If yes=>Step 3.
l If no=>Step 2.2.
2.
Contact the network administrator to rectify the network fault. Then check whether the
alarm is cleared.
l If yes=>no further action is required.
l If no=>Step 3.
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x100F03300072
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
l
Procedure
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Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x100F03300073
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
The virtual machine is running under a heavy service load and is not powered off correctly.
Procedure
Step 1 Check whether the virtual machine can be correctly powered on when the controller is working
correctly.
To repair a damaged virtual machine, contact technical support engineers.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0x100F03300074
Warning
Yes
Possible Causes
The controller is powered off during virtual machine creation.
Procedure
Delete the virtual machine and create it using the original template.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00280112
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The number of files in the file system is about to exceed the upper limit.
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Procedure
Step 1 Stop writing new files into the file system.
Step 2 Delete unnecessary files from the file system.
----End
Related Information
None
Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00280113
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The number of files in the directory of the file system is about to exceed the upper limit.
Procedure
Step 1 Stop writing new files into the directory.
Step 2 Delete unnecessary files from the directory.
----End
Related Information
None
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Attribute
ID
Event Level
Automatically Cleared
0xF00CF005C
Major
Yes
Possible Causes
The number of opened files on the controller is about to exceed the upper limit.
Procedure
Close the opened files on the controller.
----End
Related Information
None
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B Glossary
Glossary
A
AC power module The module that transfers the external AC power supply into the power
supply for internal use.
Application
server
Asynchronous
remote
replication
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Backup
Bandwidth
Baud rate
The number of times per second the signal can change on a transmission
line. Commonly, the transmission line uses only two signal states,
making the baud rate equal to the number of bits per second that can be
transferred. The underlying transmission technique may use some of the
bandwidth, so it may not be the case that user data transfers at the line's
specified bit rate.
Bit error
The percentage of bits that have errors relative to the total number of
bits received in a transmission.
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B Glossary
Bonding
Boundary scan
Browser/Server
An architecture that defines the roles of browser and server, where the
browser is the service request party and the server is the service provider.
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The ratio of directly accessed I/O from Cache to all the I/O operation
during the read operation.
Cache prefetch
strategy
According to the operation in which data has been read or is being read,
the required data is read from a disk into the cache in advance.
Captive Screw
After the screw is loosened, screw caps and bolts are not disconnected
from the main body.
Cascading
CHAP
Clone
Cluster
Coffer
Coffer disk
Command device
A special LUN through which the host can send inband commands to
storage devices.
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B Glossary
Constant prefetch A cache prefetch strategy. The size of the data to be prefetched is the
size as set. This strategy applies to the applications that require reading
data of a fixed size in a certain order. An example is the streaming media
demanded by multiple subscribers who use the same bit rate.
Controller
Controller
enclosure
Copyback
The process of copying the data from the hot spare disk back to the
previous disk when the faulty member disk is restored or replaced by a
new one.
Copying
A state of pair. The state indicates that the source LUN data is being
synchronized to the target LUN.
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Data compression
Encoding data to take up less storage space and less bandwidth for
transmission.
Data
deduplication
A specialized data compression technique for eliminating coarsegrained redundant data, typically to improve storage utilization. In the
deduplication process, duplicate data is deleted, leaving only one copy
of the data to be stored, along with references to the unique copy of data.
Deduplication is able to reduce the required storage capacity since only
the unique data is stored.
Data flow
A process that involves processing the data extracted from the source
system, such as filtering, integration, calculation, and summary, finding
and solving data inconsistency, and deleting invalid data so that the
processed data meets the requirements of the destination system for the
input data.
Data migration
It is the process to cleanse and transform history data, and then load
them to the new system.
Data source
A system, database, or file that can make BOs persistent. A data source
can be a database instance or a database user.
Data switch
Dirty data
The data that is stored temporarily on cache and has not been written
onto disks.
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B Glossary
Disaster recovery
Disk array
Disk Domain
Disk location
The process of locating a hard disk, that is, determining the enclosure
ID and slot ID of the hard disk in the storage system.
Disk enclosure
Disk utilization
E
eDevLUN
(external device
LUN)
Engine
Expansion
Expander module
F
Failover
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B Glossary
Field replaceable
unit
File Engine
Firmware
Front-end host
port
The port that connects the controller enclosure to the service side and
transfers service data. There are three types of front-end host ports: SAS,
FC, and iSCSI.
G
Gateway
H
Hard disk
Hard quota
The value to limit the space used in quota configuration. If the space
used arrives hard quota, file operation is not allowed to continue.
Heartbeat
Hit ratio
Hot swap
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B Glossary
I/O
Inband
management
Initiator
Intelligent
prefetch
Interface module
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Load balance
Logical unit
The entity is located inside the SCSI object, and can execute I/O
commands. After a SCSI I/O command is sent to an object, the logic
unit inside the object executes this command. Usually, each SCSI
physical disk has one logic unit. A tape drive and array controller may
have multiple logic units, which process different I/O commands. Each
logic unit inside an array controller corresponds to a virtual disk.
Logical unit
number
LUN format
The process of writing 0 bits in the data area on the logical drive and
generating related parity bits so that the logical drive can be in the ready
state.
LUN mapping
The storage system maps LUNs to ASs so that the ASs can access the
storage reorganization.
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B Glossary
LUN migration
A method for the data in the LUN to migrate between different physical
storage space while ensuring data integrity and uninterrupted operation
host services.
LUN copy
The function of copying the original LUN data to one or multiple target
LUNs.
M
Maintenance
terminal
Management
network
Management
network port
N
Node
A managed device in the network. For a device with a single frame, one
node stands for one device. For a device with multiple frames, one node
stands for one frame of the device.
O
Out-of-band
management
A management mode used during out-of-band networking. In the outof-band management mode, the management and control information
of the network and the bearer service information of the user network
are transmitted through different logical channels.
Original LUN
The LUN where the original data of the copied LUNs is located.
Owning
controller
For a LUN or file system, the user configures the owing controller, that
is, specified the created LUN or file system to a certain controller. When
the owning controller of the LUN or file system is invalid, another
controller manages the LUN or file system automatically. When the
owning controller of the LUN or file system is restored, the original
controller manages the LUN or file system again.
P
Power failure
protection
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When the external power failure occurs, the AC PEM depends on the
battery for power supply, which ensures the integrity of the dirty data
in cache.
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B Glossary
Pre-copy
Primary storage
controller
Primary/
Secondary
switchover
Prior controller
For the application server LUN, prior controller means that the working
controller is the owner controller of the corresponding array LUN.
Q
Quota tree
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RAID level
Reconstruction
Redundancy
The scheme to add more than one channels, elements or parts that have
the same functions with the counterparts in the system or device at a
critical place. When a fault occurs, the system or device can work well,
and the reliability is then improved.
Remote
replication
Reverse
synchronizing
The process of restoring data from the redundancy machine (RM) when
the services of the production machine (PM) are recovering.
Route
The path that network traffic takes from its source to its destination. In
a TCP/IP network, each IP packet is routed independently. Routes can
change dynamically.
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B Glossary
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Secondary
controller
Serial port
Service data
Data which is saved in data disk. Service data is the data source for
computing check data in parity disk.
Service network
port
SFP optical
transceiver
Simple network
management
protocol
Single point
failure
Small computer
system interface
SmartTenancy
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B Glossary
Snapshot
Snapshot copy
Soft quota
The value to alarm space usage in quota configuration. After used space
arrives this value, an alarm triggered; if space used from above this value
becomes lower than, the previous alarm eliminated.
Storage system
Storage unit
Streaming media
Stripe
Subnet
Subnet mask
Synchronous
remote
replication
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Target
Target LUN
Tenant
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B Glossary
Thin provisioning
Thin LUN
The thin LUN is a logic disk that can be accessed by hosts. The thin
LUN dynamically allocates storage resources from the thin pool
according to the actual capacity requirements of users.
Timing Snapshot
Topology
Trap
U
User datagram
protocol
User interface
V
Variable prefetch
vStore
W
Working
controller
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The controller that reads data from and writes data onto LUNs or file
systems in a storage array.
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B Glossary
Write back
Write through
Z
Zone
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B
BBU
F
FC
Fiber Channel
H
HBA
I
iSCSI
L
LUN
M
MAC
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