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February 28th, 2018 16:00

Bus 0 Enclosure 0 faulted

Hi Everyone,

I have VNX5200 with the following error messages:

  • Bus 0 Enclosure 0 Power A Not Supported
  • Bus 0 Enclosure 0 Power B Not Supported

The problem occur after a have upgraded the Flare OE to 05.33.009.5.115 from 05.33.000.5.079

We are not sure what does it mean? whether Power supplies are fault or BBU are fault

We also noticed Write cache has been disabled, tried to enable it but refused with the error message "There is no Standby Power Supply Present" "One or more LUNs offline"

Kindly anyone who has come across this scenario please help

5 Posts

March 2nd, 2018 02:00

Hi Everyone, 

Zaphod @Rainer_EMC

Thanks all for the suggestions.

I have contacted EMC Support and according to the KB470480 they are the ones that will fix this after provide them with remote anywhere to your system. Kindly see below

VNX2 arrays running Direct Current (DC) power who upgraded Block OE R33.102 or later will experience both Power Supplies as faulted and write cache will be disabled.

 

VNX2 Series

VNX2 Series, VNX5200, VNX5400, VNX5600

 

Systems using Direct Current [DC] Power Supplies [originating from R33.072], will experience a faulted system after upgrading to the subsequent release [R33.102 or later] with both Power Supplies reported as faulted [Unsupported] causing Write Cache to go in disabled state

SEVERITY RATING: High (Operational Issue) Any issue that causes loss of operational functionality such as interoperability between hardware and software.

IMPORTANT:  This KBA refers to DC POWER ONLY ARRAYS, including:

VNX5200DC
VNX5400DC
VNX5600DC

Power Supply Part Number:
071-000-591-04 DC PSU 1100W Telco 12v w/sb CFF

This is NOT applicable to NON DC POWER ARRAYS

Identification of the issue.

After performing an Block OE Non-Disruptive Upgrade (NDU), the system will report as faulted. The user will notice the following:

Both DPE Power Supplies will be Faulted in the GUI

These Power Supplies will report as  Not Supported  in NAVISECCLI

Write cache will be disabled since BOTH DPE power supplies report faulted.
One condition to have write cache enabled is to have a non-faulted power supply in the DPE.


The array will appear faulted with DC Power Supplies being marked as Unsupported
You will see these type of events in the SP Event logs:


From TRiiAGE_SPlogs.txt :
-------------------------
B       05/26/15 17:56:08 spid                 71190002 My SP ID is 0x50060160b6e00196:1, signature is 0x3a3102.
B       05/26/15 17:56:26 Reboot           71200007 Found package BundleIndex : 05.33.006.5.102.
...
B       05/26/15 18:00:49 Bus0 Enc0 PowA   71678006 Power Supply is Faulted (Unsupported ).
B       05/26/15 18:00:49 Bus0 Enc0 PowB   71678006 Power Supply is Faulted (Unsupported ).
...
A       05/26/15 18:43:52 spid                 71190002 My SP ID is 0x50060160b6e00196:0, signature is 0x3a30f7.
A       05/26/15 18:44:11 Reboot           71200007 Found package BundleIndex : 05.33.006.5.102.
...
A       05/26/15 18:48:37 Bus0 Enc0 PowA   71678006 Power Supply is Faulted (Unsupported ).
A       05/26/15 18:48:37 Bus0 Enc0 PowB   71678006 Power Supply is Faulted (Unsupported ).
...
A       06/04/15 16:12:38                          720f The storage system has disabled write cache.

 

Due to a code deficiency, DC power supplies were not recognized correctly after upgrading an array to Block OE 05.33.000.5.102 or later, resulting in them being marked as Faulted.

 

Upgraded Block OE code to 05.33.006.5.102 or later from any of the Block OE revisions listed below:

Affected INSTALLED Systems Revisions:
05.33.000.5.072, 05.33.000.5.074, 05.33.000.5.079, and 05.33.000.5.081

NOTE:  BLOCK OE upgrades from these 4 specific listed code revisions, to 05.33.006.5.102 or later, will cause this issue.  No other installed/start from Block OE code revisions are affected.

 

This is a known issue.
Please call VNX Technical Support and reference KB article 470480 so that they can resolve this issue.  A permanent fix can be applied in a short period of time with no disruption to your system.

8.6K Posts

March 1st, 2018 03:00

I would suggest to open a service request

these kind of problems usually need more info than a forum post

195 Posts

March 1st, 2018 08:00

I have not seen this, and I concur that a service call would be a good idea...but I wonder if there is a power supply firmware update in the new flare. You can check that in USM.

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