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chjatwork

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January 4th, 2017 08:00

Isilon - Internal Boot Disk notification settings

Community,

We are not receiving email notifications for this type of event:

ID: 93.188

        Type: 100010023

    Severity: warn

       Value: 90.0

     Message: Drive at Internal J4/ad7 wear_life threshold exceeded: 90 (Threshold: 90). Please schedule drive replacement.

        Node: 43

    Lifetime: Tue Jan  3 13:23:12 2017 - Now

     Quieted: Not quieted

  Specifiers: firmware: 'Ver7.02k'

              lnn: 43

              val: 90.0

              threshold: 90

              attribute: 'wear_life'

              model: 'SMART iSATA SGSLM3E8GBM01ISI'

              devid: 93

              drive_serial: 'XXXXXXXXXX'

              bay: 553648129

Coalesced by: --

Which notification setting should be checked to receiving email notification for this event as I don't see any that seem fitting?

Thank you,

  • sjones51

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    Posted January 5th, 2017 09:00

    Hi chjatwork,

    You could check in the webui to see if notification settings have changed. Without knowing the OneFS version, I don't have specific instructions. Being boot drives are pretty crucial to operation, I would recommend having Isilon Support check it out to make sure there isn't a problem with the alert system in general.

  • Phil.Lam

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    Posted January 5th, 2017 10:00

    The System will alert you with 5% wear life left, which is a CRITICAL Severity condition and a phone home will occur.

    At 10% wear life, it's a WARNING Severity condition and NO alert or phone home will occur.

  • chjatwork

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    Posted January 6th, 2017 05:00

    Phil,

    I am not sure how much time we would have with only 5% life left in a Boot Disk but it seems like the threshold for notification without having to log into the cluster would be set to something closer to 90% rather than with just 95%.  Surely there is a way to change this?  I don't want to get emails and phone homes at 95% as we don't setup disk usage to alert us at percentages that high.  Just don't sound like best practice.  Sure you have a secondary boot disk, but there have been times where both boot disk have had similar life wear.

  • sluetze

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    Posted January 6th, 2017 05:00

    if you have "only" 5% life left it's still a couple of days or even weeks. more than enough time even if there are some Holidays in between

  • chjatwork

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    Posted January 6th, 2017 05:00

    7.1.1.8

  • chjatwork

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    Posted January 6th, 2017 06:00

    Weeks sound better a couple days... not so much.  I will make note of both possibilities though.