0x720e & 0x7211 Event Codes

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I will of course assume that you reviewed the alerts themselves and have reacted to them appropriately and are now looking to clear them from the dashboard within Unisphere.  Can I assume that you already did a right-click and Delete?

There are several alerts that even with the proper permissions that the system won't let you clear from Unisphere (Delete will be greyed out).  They would only clear if you resolved the actual issue they are referring to.

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American Express

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I believe you are receiving 720e messages on server reboots, if not you will have to take this seriously and check for any issue in connectivity.

I will looking the server reboots, hopefully it is that simple.

for 0x7211 -> emc249490, It is the customer's responsibility to register initiators. This event may happen if the customer adds new initiators that are not registered yet and should only be visible to the customer as a "needs attention" event  and not as a dial-home event.

for 0x720e -> emc220396, this means physical fiber channel or iSCSI connection loss. You should take a look at server/switch side to determine if there was any server shutdown/reboot or switch link issue.

Steve, thank you for your reply. I will looking the into both EMC cases.