- Notes, Cautions, and Warnings
- Introduction
- AMP Event Messages
- ASR Event Messages
- BAR Event Messages
- BAT Event Messages
- BIOS Event Messages
- BOOT Event Messages
- CBL Event Messages
- CMC Event Messages
- CPU Event Messages
- CPUA Event Messages
- CTL Event Messages
- DH Event Messages
- DIAG Event Messages
- DIS Event Messages
- DKM Event Messages
- ECM Event Messages
- ENC Event Messages
- EPP Event Messages
- FAN Event Messages
- FC Event Messages
- FCD Event Messages
- FLDC Event Messages
- FSD Event Messages
- HWC Event Messages
- IOID Event Messages
- IOV Event Messages
- IPA Event Messages
- ISM Event Messages
- JCP Event Messages
- LC Event Messages
- LIC Event Messages
- LNK Event Messages
- LOG Event Messages
- MEM Event Messages
- NIC Event Messages
- OSD Event Messages
- OSE Event Messages
- PCI Event Messages
- PDR Event Messages
- PFM Event Messages
- POW Event Messages
- PR Event Messages
- PST Event Messages
- PSU Event Messages
- PSUA Event Messages
- PWR Event Messages
- RAC Event Messages
- RDU Event Messages
- RED Event Messages
- RFL Event Messages
- RFLA Event Messages
- RFM Event Messages
- RRDU Event Messages
- RSI Event Messages
- SEC Event Messages
- SEL Event Messages
- SSD Event Messages
- STOR Event Messages
- SUP Event Messages
- SWC Event Messages
- SWU Event Messages
- SYS Event Messages
- TMP Event Messages
- TMPS Event Messages
- TST Event Messages
- UEFI Event Messages
- USR Event Messages
- VDR Event Messages
- VF Event Messages
- VFL Event Messages
- VFLA Event Messages
- VLT Event Messages
- VME Event Messages
- VRM Event Messages
Event and Error Message Reference Guide for 13th Generation Dell PowerEdge ServersVersion 1.2
PDR Event Messages
PDR1
- Message
- arg1 copyback stopped for rebuild.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- This message is generated after a copyback stops on a physical disk during a rebuild operation.
- Recommended Response Action
- Wait for rebuild to finish, then copyback should resume.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2197
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR10
- Message
- arg1 rebuild has started.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- This message is generated after a rebuild starts on a physical disk.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2065
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR100
- Message
- Dedicated Hot Spare arg1 no longer useful for all arrays.
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- The controller is not able to communicate with a disk that is assigned as a dedicated hot spare. The disk may have been removed. There may also be a bad or loose cable.
- Recommended Response Action
- Verify that the disk is healthy and that it has not been removed. Check the cables. See the Cables Attached Correctly section for more information on checking the cables. If necessary, replace the disk and reassign the dedicated hot spare.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2208
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR1000
PDR1001
- Message
- Fault detected on drive arg1 in disk drive bay arg2 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = number, arg2 = bay
- Detailed Description
- The controller detected a failure on the disk and has taken the disk offline.
- Recommended Response Action
- Remove and reseat the failed drive. If the problem persists, contact technical support. Refer to the product documentation to choose a convenient contact method.
- Category
- System Health (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- Trap/EventID
- 2297
- LCD Message
- Fault detected on drive <number> in disk drive bay <bay>. Check drive.
PDR1002
- Message
- A predictive failure detected on drive arg1 in disk drive bay arg2 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = number, arg2 = bay
- Detailed Description
- The controller received a SMART error from the drive. The drive is operational but needs replacement.
- Recommended Response Action
- The drive will need replacement at the next service window.
- Category
- System Health (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 2298
PDR1005
- Message
- Drive arg1 in disk drive bay arg2 is in the critical array.
- Arguments
- arg1 = number, arg2 = bay
- Detailed Description
- None
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- System Health (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- LCD Message
- Drive <number> in disk drive bay <bay> is in the critical array. Replace drive.
PDR1006
- Message
- Drive arg1 in disk drive bay arg2 is in the failed array.
- Arguments
- arg1 = number, arg2 = bay
- Detailed Description
- None
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- System Health (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- LCD Message
- Drive <number> in disk drive bay <bay> is in the failed array. Replace drive.
PDR101
- Message
- Global Hot Spare arg1 does not cover all arrays.
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- This alert message occurs if there are arrays not protected with a global hot spare.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2209
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR1016
- Message
- Drive arg1 is removed from disk drive bay arg2 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = number, arg2 = bay
- Detailed Description
- The controller detected that the drive was removed.
- Recommended Response Action
- Verify drive installation. Remove and reseat the failed drive. If the problem persists, contact technical support. Refer to the product documentation to choose a convenient contact method.
- Category
- System Health (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- Trap/EventID
- 2297
- LCD Message
- Drive <number> removed from disk drive bay <bay>. Check drive.
PDR1017
PDR102
- Message
- The Patrol Read operation was manually stopped before completion.
- Detailed Description
- The Patrol Read operation was manually stopped before completion.
- Recommended Response Action
- If desired, restart the Patrol Read operation at a later time.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- OMSA Event ID
- 2444
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR1024
- Message
- Drive mismatch detected for drive arg1 in disk drive bay arg2 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = number, arg2 = bay
- Detailed Description
- The installed disk does not meet the array requirements, for example a SATA disk may not operate in an array containing SAS drives.
- Recommended Response Action
- Verify the disk meets the array requirements.
- Category
- System Health (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- Trap/EventID
- 2297
- LCD Message
- Drive mismatch detected for drive <number> in bay <bay>. Install correct drive type
PDR1025
PDR103
- Message
- Cryptographic Erase operation is successfully completed on arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk name
- Detailed Description
- Cryptographic Erase operation is successfully completed on the physical disk drive identified in the message.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- OMSA Event ID
- 2445
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR104
- Message
- The arg1 has turned off because the critical temperature threshold is exceeded.
- Arguments
- arg1 = PCIe solid state device name
- Detailed Description
- The PCIe solid state device identified in the message has turned off because the critical temperature threshold of the device was exceeded.
- Recommended Response Action
- Contact your service provider.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- OMSA Event ID
- 2441
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90400
PDR105
- Message
- The physical disk drive arg1 is assigned as a dedicated hot-spare.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk drive name
- Detailed Description
- The physical disk drive identified in the message is assigned as a dedicated hot-spare.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
PDR106
- Message
- The physical disk drive arg1 is unassigned as a dedicated hot-spare.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk drive name
- Detailed Description
- A physical disk identified in hte hot-spare that was assigned as a hot spare has been un-assigned and is no longer functioning as a hot spare. The physical disk was unassigned by a user or automatically by the storage management software. When one of the disks in a virtual disk fails, data is rebuilt onto the hot spare, The hot spare becomes a member of the virtual disk and is no longer assigned as a hot spare. In this situation, assigning a new hot spare to maintain data protection in recommended.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required. Assigning a new dedicated hot spare to the virtual disk is recommended.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
PDR107
- Message
- The physical disk drive arg1 is assigned as a global hot-spare.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk drive name
- Detailed Description
- The physical disk drive identified in the message is assigned as a global hot-spare.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
PDR108
- Message
- The physical disk drive arg1 is unassigned as a global hot spare.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk drive name
- Detailed Description
- The physical disk identified in the message that had been assigned as a hot spare has been unassigned and is no longer functioning as a hot spare. The physical disk was unassigned by a user or automatically by the storage management software. When one of the disks in a virtual disk fails, data is rebuilt onto the hot spare, The hot spare becomes a member of the virtual disk and is no longer assigned as a hot spare. In this situation, assigning a new hot spare to maintain data protection in recommended.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required. Assigning a new global hot spare is recommended.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
PDR11
- Message
- arg1 rebuild was cancelled.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- A user has cancelled the rebuild operation.
- Recommended Response Action
- Restart the rebuild operation.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2074
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR110
- Message
- The arg1 reliability has degraded.
- Arguments
- arg1 = PCIe solid state device name
- Detailed Description
- The reliability of the PCIe solid state device identified in the message degraded. Data loss is possible.
- Recommended Response Action
- Back up the data on the device, and contact your service provider for further instructions.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- OMSA Event ID
- 2442
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90400
PDR1100
PDR1101
- Message
- Fault detected on drive arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = number
- Detailed Description
- The controller detected a failure on the disk and has taken the disk offline.
- Recommended Response Action
- Remove and reseat the failed disk. If the problem persists, contact technical support. Refer to the product documentation to choose a convenient contact method.
- Category
- System Health (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- Trap/EventID
- 2297
- LCD Message
- Fault detected on drive <number>. Check drive.
PDR1102
- Message
- A predictive failure detected on drive arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = number
- Detailed Description
- The controller received a SMART error from the drive. The drive is operational but needs replacement.
- Recommended Response Action
- The drive will need replacement at the next service window.
- Category
- System Health (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 2298
PDR111
- Message
- The volatile memory backup device on arg1 is no longer functional.
- Arguments
- arg1 = PCIe solid state device name
- Detailed Description
- The volatile memory backup device on the PCIe solid state device identified in the message is no longer functional. Data loss is possible.
- Recommended Response Action
- Back up the data on the device, and contact your service provider for further instructions.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- OMSA Event ID
- 2443
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90400
PDR1116
- Message
- Drive arg1 is removed.
- Arguments
- arg1 = number
- Detailed Description
- The controller detected a drive removal
- Recommended Response Action
- If unintended, verify drive installation. Remove and reseat the indicated disk. If the problem persists, contact technical support. Refer to the product documentation to choose a convenient contact method.
- Category
- System Health (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- Trap/EventID
- 2297
- LCD Message
- Drive <number> is removed. Check drive
PDR1117
PDR112
- Message
- The arg1 has reached arg2 of warranted device wear-out limit.
- Arguments
- arg1 = PCIe solid state device name, arg2 = percent
- Detailed Description
- The PCIe solid state device identified in the message is approaching the warranted wear-out limit.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
PDR113
- Message
- The arg1 has reached or exceeded its warranted wear-out limit.
- Arguments
- arg1 = PCIe solid state device name
- Detailed Description
- The PCIe solid state device identified in the message has either reached or exceeded the warranted wear-out limit.
- Recommended Response Action
- Back up the data on the device, and contact your service provider for further instructions.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
PDR114
- Message
- The arg1 is approaching read-only mode.
- Arguments
- arg1 = PCIe solid state device name
- Detailed Description
- The PCIe solid state device identified in the message is between 90% and 100% of reaching read-only mode.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- OMSA Event ID
- 2440
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90400
PDR115
- Message
- The arg1 is in read-only mode.
- Arguments
- arg1 = PCIe solid state device name
- Detailed Description
- The PCIe solid state device identified in the message is in read-only mode.
- Recommended Response Action
- Back up the data on the device, and contact your service provider for further instructions.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- Trap/EventID
- 4345
PDR116
- Message
- Predictive failure reported for arg1
- Arguments
- arg1 = PCIe solid state device name
- Detailed Description
- The PCIe Solid-State Drive is predicted to fail. Many physical disks contain Self Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology (SMART). When enabled, SMART monitors the disk health based on indications such as the number of write operations that were performed on the disk.
- Recommended Response Action
- Back up the data on the device, and contact your service provider for further instructions.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
PDR117
- Message
- The arg1 has turned off because the critical temperature threshold is exceeded.
- Arguments
- arg1 = PCIe solid state device name
- Detailed Description
- The PCIe solid state device identified in the message has turned off because the critical temperature threshold of the device was exceeded.
- Recommended Response Action
- Contact your service provider for further instructions.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- Trap/EventID
- 4345
PDR12
- Message
- arg1 initialization has failed.
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- The physical disk has failed or is corrupt.
- Recommended Response Action
- Replace the failed or corrupt disk. Identify a disk that has failed by locating the disk that has a red "X" for its status. Restart the initialization.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- Trap/EventID
- 4345
- OMSA Event ID
- 2080
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90400
PDR13
- Message
- arg1 rebuild has failed.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- A physical disk included in the virtual disk has failed or is corrupted. In addition, you may have cancelled the rebuild.
- Recommended Response Action
- Replace the failed or corrupt disk, and then start the rebuild operation.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- Trap/EventID
- 4345
- OMSA Event ID
- 2083
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90400
PDR14
- Message
- arg1 initialization is complete.
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- This alert is provided for informational purposes.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2089
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR15
- Message
- arg1 rebuild is complete.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- This message is generated after a rebuild completes on a physical disk.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2092
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR16
- Message
- Predictive failure reported for arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- The physical disk is predicted to fail. Many physical disks contain Self Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology (SMART). When enabled, SMART monitors the disk health based on indications such as the number of write operations that were performed on the disk.
- Recommended Response Action
- Replace the physical disk. Even though the disk may not have failed yet, it is strongly recommended that the disk be replaced. Review other messages for additional information.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2094
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR17
- Message
- Global hot spare assigned to arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- A user has have assigned a physical disk as a global hot spare. This alert is provided for informational purposes.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2098
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR18
- Message
- Global hot spare unassigned from arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- A physical disk assigned as a hot spare was unassigned and is no longer functioning as a hot spare. The physical disk was unassigned by a user or automatically unassigned by Storage Management. Storage Management unassigns hot spares were used to rebuild data. Once the data is rebuilt onto the hot spare, the hot spare becomes a member of the virtual disk and is no longer assigned as a hot spare. Assign a new hot spare to maintain data protection in this situation.
- Recommended Response Action
- Although this alert is provided for informational purposes, you may need to assign a new hot spare to the virtual disk. See Protecting Your Virtual Disk with a Hot Spare for more information.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2099
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR19
- Message
- SMART FPT exceeded for arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- A disk on the specified controller has received a SMART alert (predictive failure) indicating that the disk is likely to fail in the near future.
- Recommended Response Action
- Replace the disk that has received the SMART alert. If the physical disk is a member of a non-redundant virtual disk, then back up the data before replacing the disk. Removing a physical disk that is included in a non-redundant virtual disk causes the virtual disk to fail and may cause data loss.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2106
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR2
- Message
- Insufficient space available on arg1 to perform a copyback operation.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- This message is generated if a physical disk does not have enough space to do a copyback operation.
- Recommended Response Action
- Replace the physical disk with a larger physical disk, and then restart the copyback operation.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2198
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR20
- Message
- SMART configuration change for arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- A disk has received a SMART alert (predictive failure) after a configuration change. The disk is likely to fail in the near future.
- Recommended Response Action
- Replace the disk that has received the SMART alert. If the physical disk is a member of a non-redundant virtual disk, then back up the data before replacing the disk. Removing a physical disk that is included in a non-redundant virtual disk will cause the virtual disk to fail and may cause data loss.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- Trap/EventID
- 4345
- OMSA Event ID
- 2107
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90400
PDR206
- Message
- arg1 is a solid state drive (SSD) that is not supported by the controller.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk name
- Detailed Description
- The storage controller does not support the attached SSD devices.
- Recommended Response Action
- Remove SSD devices not supported by the controller, and retry the operation.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- OMSA Event ID
- 2382
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR207
- Message
- Unable to assign arg1 as a dedicated hot spare.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk name
- Detailed Description
- Unable to assign the physical disk as a dedicated hot spare because the selected disk size does not meet the size requirements of the target Virtual Disk.
- Recommended Response Action
- Select a physical disk that matches the size required for the disks used in the target Virtual Disk, and retry the operation.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- OMSA Event ID
- 2386
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR208
- Message
- Instant Secure Erase operation successfully completed on arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk name
- Detailed Description
- The secure erase operation successfully completed on the Self-Encrypting Drive (SED) identified in the message.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- OMSA Event ID
- 2390
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR209
- Message
- The power status of arg1 is changed from arg2 to arg3 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk name, arg2 = previous power status, arg3 = current power status
- Detailed Description
- The Manage Physical Disk Power feature is enabled for physical drives and the power status of the drives changed.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- OMSA Event ID
- 2399
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR21
- Message
- SMART warning for arg1
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- A disk has received a SMART alert (predictive failure). The disk is likely to fail in the near future.
- Recommended Response Action
- Replace the disk that has received the SMART alert. If the physical disk is a member of a non-redundant virtual disk, then back up the data before replacing the disk. Removing a physical disk that is included in a non-redundant virtual disk will cause the virtual disk to fail and may cause data loss.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2108
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR210
- Message
- Successfully updated configuration data on the arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk name
- Detailed Description
- This event is generated while initializing the drives during reboot. The controller updated the configuration data on the physical disks identified in the message. The drive configuration was updated because the following conditions were present: 1) The spundown drives were used for configuration. Spundown drives are drives that are temporarily powered off because power saving option is enabled. 2) The storage controller was not able to update the Configuration On Disk (COD) records on the drive while they were spundown.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- OMSA Event ID
- 2400
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR211
- Message
- arg1 has encountered storage medium error.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk name
- Detailed Description
- Storage medium error was detected on the disk identified in the message.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- OMSA Event ID
- 2416
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR212
- Message
- The state of arg1 changed from Ready to Non-RAID.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk name
- Detailed Description
- The physical disk state has changed from Ready state to Non-RAID state.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- OMSA Event ID
- 2425
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR213
- Message
- The state of arg1 changed from Non-RAID to Ready.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk name
- Detailed Description
- The physical disk state has changed from Non-RAID state to Ready state.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- OMSA Event ID
- 2426
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR214
- Message
- The arg1 is not supported because it is not supplied by an authroized hardware provider.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk name
- Detailed Description
- The physical disk identified in the message is not compliant with the standards set by the hardware provider and is not supported.
- Recommended Response Action
- Replace the physical disk with a supported physical disk that is provided by an authorized hardware provider.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- OMSA Event ID
- 2359
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR215
- Message
- Copyback task to arg1 has failed.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk name
- Detailed Description
- The Replace Member Disk operation did not complete succesfully because of internal errors. The error may be due to problems with the source or target physical disks or the controller may be out of resources.
- Recommended Response Action
- Retry the Replace Member Disk operation with a different target physical disk. If the problem persists, check the condition of the target physical disk and replace if necessary, then rety the operation.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- OMSA Event ID
- 2183
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90400
PDR22
- Message
- SMART warning temperature for arg1
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- A disk has reached an unacceptable temperature and received a SMART alert (predictive failure). The disk is likely to fail in the near future.
- Recommended Response Action
- Do the following: 1) Determine why the physical disk reached an unacceptable temperature. For example, a fan failure, incorrect thermostat settings, or the room temperature may be too hot or cold. 2) Verify that the fans in the server or enclosure are working. 3) If the physical disk is in an enclosure, check the thermostat settings and examine whether the enclosure is located near a heat source. Verify the enclosure has enough ventilation and that the room temperature is not too hot. Refer to the enclosure documentation for more diagnostic information. 4) If you cannot identify why the disk has reached an unacceptable temperature, then replace the disk. If the physical disk is a member of a non-redundant virtual disk, then back up the data before replacing the disk. Removing a physical disk that is included in a non-redundant virtual disk causes the virtual disk to fail and may cause data loss.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2109
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR23
- Message
- SMART warning degraded for arg1
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- A disk is degraded and has received a SMART alert (predictive failure). The disk is likely to fail in the near future.
- Recommended Response Action
- Replace the disk that has received the SMART alert. If the physical disk is a member of a non-redundant virtual disk, then back up the data before replacing the disk. Removing a physical disk that is included in a non-redundant virtual disk will cause the virtual disk to fail and may cause data loss.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2110
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR24
- Message
- Failure prediction threshold exceeded on arg1 due to test. No action needed.
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- A disk has received a SMART alert (predictive failure) due to test conditions.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2111
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR25
- Message
- arg1 dead segments are removed.
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- Portions of the physical disk that were formerly inaccessible have been recovered. This alert is provided for informational purposes.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2141
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR26
- Message
- arg1 is online.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- A drive has entered the online state. This may be because the system just started or could be because a problem with the drive has been corrected.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2158
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR27
- Message
- Dedicated hot spare assigned to arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- A user assigned a physical disk as a dedicated hot spare to a virtual disk. See Protecting Your Virtual Disk with a Hot Spare for more information. This alert is provided for informational purposes.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2160
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR28
- Message
- Dedicated hot spare unassigned from arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- A physical disk that was assigned as a hot spare has been unassigned and is no longer functioning as a hot spare. The physical disk was unassigned by a user or automatically unassigned by Storage Management. Storage Management unassigns hot spares that have been used to rebuild data. Once data is rebuilt onto the hot spare, the hot spare becomes a member of the virtual disk and is no longer assigned as a hot spare. Assign a new hot spare to maintain data protection in this situation.
- Recommended Response Action
- Although this alert is provided for informational purposes, you may need to assign a new hot spare to the virtual disk. Refer to product documentation and see the section Protecting Your Virtual Disk with a Hot Spare for more information.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2161
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR29
- Message
- Rebuild on arg1 completed with error(s).
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- See A Rebuild Completes with Errors for more information.
- Recommended Response Action
- See A Rebuild Completes with Errors for more information.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- Trap/EventID
- 4345
- OMSA Event ID
- 2163
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90400
PDR3
- Message
- arg1 is not functioning correctly.
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- The RAID Controller may not be able to read/write data to the physical disk drive indicated in the message. This may be due to a failure with the physical disk drive or because the physical disk drive was removed from the system.
- Recommended Response Action
- Remove and re-insert the physical disk drive identified in the message and make sure the physical disk drive is inserted properly. If the issue persists, replace the physical disk drive.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- Trap/EventID
- 4345
PDR30
- Message
- A global hot spare failed. arg1
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- The controller cannot to communicate with a disk that is assigned as a global hot spare. The disk either failed or was removed. There may also be a bad or loose cable.
- Recommended Response Action
- Verify that the disk is healthy and installed. Check the cables. Refer to the product documentation and see the Cables Attached Correctly section for more information on checking the cables. If necessary, replace the disk and reassign the global hot spare.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2201
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR31
- Message
- A global hot spare has been removed. arg1
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- The controller cannot to communicate with a disk that is assigned as a global hot spare. The disk either failed or was removed. There may also be a bad or loose cable.
- Recommended Response Action
- Verify that the disk is healthy and installed. Check the cables. Refer to the product documentation and see the Cables Attached Correctly section for more information on checking the cables. If necessary, replace the disk and reassign the global hot spare.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2202
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR32
- Message
- A dedicated hot spare failed. arg1
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- The controller cannot to communicate with a disk that is assigned as a global hot spare. The disk either failed or was removed. There may also be a bad or loose cable.
- Recommended Response Action
- Verify that the disk is healthy and installed. Check the cables. Refer to the product documentation and see the Cables Attached Correctly section for more information on checking the cables. If necessary, replace the disk and reassign the global hot spare.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2203
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR33
- Message
- A dedicated hot spare has been removed. arg1
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- The controller cannot to communicate with a disk that is assigned as a global hot spare. The disk either failed or was removed. There may also be a bad or loose cable.
- Recommended Response Action
- Verify that the disk is healthy and installed. Check the cables. Refer to the product documentation and see the Cables Attached Correctly section for more information on checking the cables. If necessary, replace the disk and reassign the global hot spare.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2204
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR34
- Message
- A dedicated hot spare has been automatically unassigned. arg1
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- The hot spare is no longer required because the virtual disk it was assigned to has been deleted.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2205
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR35
- Message
- The only hot spare available is a SATA disk arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- The only physical disk available to be assigned as a hot spare is using SATA technology. The physical disks in the virtual disk are using SAS technology. Because of this difference in technology, the hot spare cannot rebuild data if one of the physical disks in the virtual disk fails.
- Recommended Response Action
- Add a SAS disk that is large enough to be used as the hot spare and assign the new disk as a hot spare.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2206
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR36
- Message
- The only hot spare available is a SAS disk arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- The only physical disk available to be assigned as a hot spare is using SAS technology. The physical disks in the virtual disk are using SATA technology. Because of this difference in technology, the hot spare cannot rebuild data if one of the physical disks in the virtual disk fails.
- Recommended Response Action
- Add a SATA disk that is large enough to be used as the hot spare and assign the new disk as a hot spare.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2207
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR37
- Message
- The arg1 is not supported.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical device
- Detailed Description
- The physical device may not have a supported version of the firmware or the physical device may not be supported.
- Recommended Response Action
- If the physical device is supported, then update the firmware to a supported version. If the physical device is not supported, then replace the physical device with one that is supported.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2211
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR38
- Message
- A clear operation started on arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- A user has initiated a clear operation on a physical disk.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2249
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR39
- Message
- A blink operation has initiated on arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- This alert is provided for informational purposes.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2251;2437
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR4
- Message
- arg1 returned to a ready state.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- A physical drive that was previously in an error state has returned to a ready state.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
PDR40
- Message
- The blink operation has ceased on arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- This alert is provided for informational purposes.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2252;2438
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR41
- Message
- The clear operation on arg1 was cancelled.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- The clear command did not complete on the physical disk. This means that some data was not cleared and may be recoverable.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2254
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR42
- Message
- arg1 has been started.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- This alert is provided for informational purposes.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2255
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR43
- Message
- The clear operation on arg1 has completed.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- This message is generated after a clear operation completes on a physical disk.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2269
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR44
- Message
- The clear operation on arg1 failed.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- A Clear task was being performed on a physical disk but the task was interrupted and did not complete successfully. The controller may have lost communication with the disk, the disk was removed, or the cables may be loose or defective.
- Recommended Response Action
- Verify that the disk is present and not in a Failed state. Make sure the cables are attached securely. See the storage hardware documentation for more information on checking the cables. Restart the Clear task.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- Trap/EventID
- 4345
- OMSA Event ID
- 2270
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90400
PDR46
- Message
- Patrol Read found an uncorrectable media error on arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- The Patrol Read task has encountered an error that cannot be corrected. There may be a bad disk block that cannot be remapped.
- Recommended Response Action
- Backup your data from the disk. Start disk initialization and wait for it to complete, then restore the data from the backup to the disk.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- Trap/EventID
- 4345
- OMSA Event ID
- 2272
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90400
PDR47
- Message
- A block on arg1 was punctured by the controller.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- The controller encountered an unrecoverable medium error when attempting to read a block on the physical disk and marked that block as invalid. If the controller encountered the unrecoverable medium error on a source physical disk during a rebuild or reconfigure operation, it punctures the corresponding block on the target physical disk. The invalid block clears on a write operation.
- Recommended Response Action
- Back up the data from the disk. Start disk initialization and wait for it to complete, and then restore the data from a backup copy.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- Trap/EventID
- 4345
- OMSA Event ID
- 2273
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90400
PDR48
- Message
- The arg1 rebuild has resumed.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- This message is generated after rebuild resumes on a physical disk.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2274
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR49
- Message
- The dedicated hot spare arg1 is too small.
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- The dedicated hot spare is not large enough to protect all virtual disks that reside on the disk group.
- Recommended Response Action
- Assign a larger disk as the dedicated hot spare.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2276
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR5
- Message
- arg1 is removed.
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- A physical disk has been removed from the disk group. This alert can also be caused by loose or defective cables or by problems with the enclosure.
- Recommended Response Action
- Do one of the following: 1) If a physical disk was removed from the disk group, either replace the disk or restore the original disk. Identify the disk that was removed by locating the disk that has a red "X" for its status. 2) Perform a rescan after replacing or restoring the disk. 3) If a disk was not removed from the disk group, then check for cable problems. Refer to product documentation for more information on checking the cables. 4) Make sure that the enclosure is powered on. 5) If the problem persists, check the enclosure documentation for further diagnostic information.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2049
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR50
- Message
- Insufficient space on the global hot spare arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- The global hot spare is not large enough to protect all virtual disks that reside on the controller.
- Recommended Response Action
- Assign a larger disk as the global hot spare.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2277
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR51
- Message
- Hot spare arg1 SMART polling has failed. arg2
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk, arg2 = args
- Detailed Description
- The controller firmware attempted to do SMART polling on the hot spare but could not complete the SMART polling. The controller may have lost communication with the hot spare.
- Recommended Response Action
- Verify the health of the disk assigned as a hot spare. Replace the disk and reassign the hot spare. Make sure the cables are attached securely. See the storage hardware documentation for more information on checking the cables.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- Trap/EventID
- 4345
- OMSA Event ID
- 2282
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90400
PDR52
- Message
- A redundant path is broken.
- Detailed Description
- The controller has two connectors that are connected to the same enclosure. The communication path on one connector has lost connection with the enclosure. The communication path on the other connector is reporting this loss.
- Recommended Response Action
- Make sure the cables are attached securely. See the Cables Attached Correctly section for more information on checking the cables. Make sure both Enclosure Management Modules (EMMs) are healthy.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2283
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR53
- Message
- A redundant path has been restored for arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- This alert is provided for informational purposes.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2284
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR54
- Message
- A disk media error on arg1 was corrected during recovery.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- This message is generated after a disk media error is corrected on a physical disk.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2285
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR55
- Message
- Insufficient space available on the arg1 to perform a rebuild.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- The physical disk inserted is too small for the rebuild to occur.
- Recommended Response Action
- Replace the physical disk with one of correct protocol (SAS, SATA) with at least the required size. Force rebuild if it does not start automatically.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2305
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR56
- Message
- Bad block table on arg1 is 80% full.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- The bad block table is the table used for remapping bad disk blocks. This table fills as bad disk blocks are remapped. When the table is full, bad disk blocks are no longer remapped, which means that disk errors are no longer corrected. At this point, data loss can occur. The bad block table is now 80 percent full.
- Recommended Response Action
- Replace the disk generating this message.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2306
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR57
- Message
- Bad block table on arg1 is full. Unable to log block arg2 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk, arg2 = logical block address
- Detailed Description
- The bad block table is the table used for remapping bad disk blocks. This table fills as bad disk blocks are remapped. When the table is full, bad disk blocks are no longer remapped, which means that disk errors are no longer corrected. At this point, data loss can occur.
- Recommended Response Action
- Replace the disk generating this message and restore from a backup copy. You may have lost data.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- Trap/EventID
- 4345
- OMSA Event ID
- 2307
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90400
PDR58
- Message
- arg1 is incompatible.
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- A user attempted to replace a disk with another disk that is using an incompatible technology. For example, replaced one side of a mirror with a SAS disk when the other side of the mirror is using SATA technology.
- Recommended Response Action
- Refer to the hardware documentation for information on replacing disks.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2309
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR59
- Message
- A bad disk block was reassigned on arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- The disk has a bad block. Data was remapped to another disk block. No data loss has occurred.
- Recommended Response Action
- Monitor the disk for other messages or indications of poor health.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2331
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR6
- Message
- arg1 is offline.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- A physical disk in the virtual disk is offline. This may have been user initiated.
- Recommended Response Action
- Force the physical disk online or assign a hot spare to the virtual disk.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2050
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR60
- Message
- Error occurred on arg1 : arg2 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk, arg2 = error code
- Detailed Description
- The reason for the error can vary depending on the situation. The firmware error code is indicated in the message.
- Recommended Response Action
- Verify the health of attached devices. Review the Lifecycle log for significant events. Replace faulty hardware, if required. Make sure the cables are attached securely. Refer to the storage hardware documentation for more information on checking the cable connections.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2346
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR61
- Message
- The rebuild of arg1 failed due to errors on the source physical disk.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- It is not possible to rebuild data that resides on a defective disk.
- Recommended Response Action
- Replace the source disk and restore data from backup.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- Trap/EventID
- 4345
- OMSA Event ID
- 2347
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90400
PDR62
- Message
- The rebuild failed due to errors on the target arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- It is not possible to rebuild data that resides on a defective disk.
- Recommended Response Action
- Replace the target disk. If a rebuild does not automatically start after replacing the disk, then initiate the Rebuild task. You may need to assign the new disk as a hot spare to initiate the rebuild.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- Trap/EventID
- 4345
- OMSA Event ID
- 2348
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90400
PDR63
- Message
- A bad disk block on arg1 cannot be reassigned during a write operation.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- A write operation cannot complete because the disk contains bad disk blocks that could not be reassigned. Data loss may have occurred. Data redundancy may be lost.
- Recommended Response Action
- Replace the disk.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- Trap/EventID
- 4345
- OMSA Event ID
- 2349
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90400
PDR64
- Message
- An unrecoverable disk media error occurred on arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- The rebuild or recovery operation encountered an unrecoverable disk media error.
- Recommended Response Action
- Replace the disk.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- Trap/EventID
- 4345
- OMSA Event ID
- 2350
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90400
PDR65
- Message
- arg1 is marked as missing.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- This alert is provided for informational purposes.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2351
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR66
- Message
- arg1 that was marked as missing has been replaced.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- This alert is provided for informational purposes.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2352
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR67
- Message
- An unsupported physical disk drive has been detected.
- Detailed Description
- The physical disk does not comply with the standards set by service provider and is not supported.
- Recommended Response Action
- Replace the physical disk with a supported physical disk.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
PDR68
- Message
- Dedicated spare arg1 imported as global due to missing disk groups.
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- This alert is provided for informational purposes
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2366
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR69
- Message
- Rebuild not possible on arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- Physical disk inserted is of the incorrect protocol. SAS or SATA mixing is not supported in the same virtual disk.
- Recommended Response Action
- Remove drive, insert correct protocol type, and force a rebuild as imposed for controller and system.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2367
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR7
- Message
- arg1 has degraded.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- A physical disk has reported an error condition and may be degraded. The physical disk may have reported the error condition in response to a check consistency or other operation.
- Recommended Response Action
- Replace the degraded physical disk. Identify the disk that is degraded by locating the disk that has a red "X" for its status. Perform a rescan after replacing the disk.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2051
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR70
- Message
- Copyback started from arg1 to arg2 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk, arg2 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- A copyback operation began to copy data from one physical disk to another physical disk. This may be due to a user initiated operation or a predictive failure.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2060
- OMSA Trap ID
- 120100
PDR71
- Message
- Copyback completed from arg1 to arg2 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk, arg2 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- The copyback operation completed.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2075
- OMSA Trap ID
- 120100
PDR72
- Message
- Copyback resumed on arg1 from arg2 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk, arg2 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- This alert is provided for informational purposes
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2087
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR73
- Message
- Copyback failed from arg1 to arg2 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk, arg2 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- The physical disk participating in the copyback operation failed.
- Recommended Response Action
- Replace the disk and retry the operation.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- Trap/EventID
- 4345
PDR74
- Message
- Copyback cancelled on arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- A user cancelled the copyback operation.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2184
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR75
- Message
- Copyback stopped for hot spare arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- This alert is provided for informational purposes
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2185
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR76
- Message
- Copyback not possible as SAS or SATA mixing is not supported.
- Detailed Description
- Copyback not possible as SAS or SATA mixing is not supported in the same virtual disk. This alert is provided for informational purposes.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2200
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
PDR77
- Message
- arg1 state changed from READY to Non-RAID.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- This alert is provided for informational purposes.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
PDR78
- Message
- arg1 state changed from Non-RAID to READY.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- This alert is provided for informational purposes.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
PDR79
- Message
- A user terminated Copyback from arg1 to arg2 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk, arg2 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- A user aborted an ongoing copyback operation. The operation did not complete.
- Recommended Response Action
- Re-issue the command.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
PDR8
- Message
- arg1 is inserted.
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name
- Detailed Description
- This alert is provided for informational purposes.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2052
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR81
- Message
- Microcode update started on arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- The physical disk firmware update operation has started.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
PDR82
PDR83
PDR84
- Message
- arg1 Security key has changed.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- The Security key on a secure encrypted disk was activated.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
PDR85
- Message
- Security subsystem errors detected for arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- Errors were detected with security related operations on the disk. The data on the disk might not be retrieved or stored successfully. In addition, the security of the stored data might be at risk.
- Recommended Response Action
- Verify the disk is a Secure Encrypted Disk and is not locked. If it is not, replace the disk with a Secure Encrypted Disk. See the storage hardware documentation for more information.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- Trap/EventID
- 4345
PDR86
- Message
- Bad block table on arg1 is full.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- The number of blocks on the disk that exhibit an error has exceeded the capacity of the drive to remap. Any future writes to bad sectors will be unrecoverable.
- Recommended Response Action
- Replace the disk.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
PDR87
- Message
- arg1 was reset.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical device
- Detailed Description
- The physical device was reset. This is a normal part of operations and is not a cause for concern.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
PDR88
- Message
- Power state change failed on arg1 . (from arg2 to arg3 )
- Arguments
- arg1 = PD Name, arg2 = state, arg3 = state
- Detailed Description
- When physical drives in spun down power state are configured, the drives should transition to spun up power state.. If the drive is not functioning properly, this transition could fail.
- Recommended Response Action
- Replace the physical disk and try again. Contact technical support if the issue persists.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 1 (Critical)
- Trap/EventID
- 4345
- OMSA Event ID
- 2402
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90400
PDR9
- Message
- Initialization has started on arg1 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- This alert is provided for informational purposes.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
- OMSA Event ID
- 2062
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90100
PDR93
- Message
- Microcode update on arg1 has completed.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- The physical disk firmware update operation has completed.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
PDR94
- Message
- Microcode update on arg1 has timed out.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- The attempt to update the physical disk has timed out. This may be due to too much activity on the bus, a bad update package, or a bad disk.
- Recommended Response Action
- Retry the update. The update utility may have already performed the retry operation.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
PDR95
- Message
- Microcode update on arg1 has failed.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- The attempt to update the physical disk has failed. This is due to too much activity on the bus, a bad update package, or a bad disk.
- Recommended Response Action
- Retry the update. If the update fails a second time, verify the update package is valid. If the update package is valid, replace the failing disk. Contact technical support if the problem persists.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
PDR96
PDR97
- Message
- arg1 security key required.
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk
- Detailed Description
- The controller detected drives that require security keys for access. Without providing security keys, the drives are unstable.
- Recommended Response Action
- Provide the security key required to unlock the secure encrypted drives.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 3 (Informational)
- Trap/EventID
- 4347
PDR98
- Message
- Command timeout occurred on arg1 . arg2 .
- Arguments
- arg1 = physical disk, arg2 = args
- Detailed Description
- An error occurred while performing an action on the disk.
- Recommended Response Action
- Check the disk is present or replace the disk.
- Category
- Storage (PDR = Physical Disk)
- Severity
- Severity 2 (Warning)
- Trap/EventID
- 4346
- OMSA Event ID
- 2405
- OMSA Trap ID
- 90300
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