Hello,
Thanks for reaching out to us. I would like to provide general information and suggestions about SBE warnings. A memory device correction rate exceeded an acceptable value, a memory spare bank was activated, or a multibit ECC error occurred. The system continues to function normally (except for a multibiterror).

I would recommend clearing the SEL logs first and then updating the server's BIOS and IDRAC because some bugs are fixed with system firmware updates.

You can try to understand whether the problem is with the slot or memory by changing the places of the DIMMs (You can do X test between DIMMs on a known good slot). In some cases, this warning may go away when DIMMs are reseat.

If these errors do not improve after the FW update and the problem is not caused by the slot, memory changes are usually made.

Hope this helps!

Hello Erman,

Thanks for your reply, much appreciated. This BIOS is already the latest version.

Can this be done via OMSA? The host is running Windows and a reboot is not desirable.

Thanks.

Hi, I understand there are a few ways to do it. I can quote from this article https://dell.to/3xjLE2R;

To access the System Event Logs in OMSA:
 

• 1. Open OMSA

• Click on "System" on the left side

• Click on the "Logs" Tab in the middle of the page. Now the Server Event Log is shown directly (Figure 7 (English only ))
  

Hello Erman,

Thank you again for your reply.

I have done as you suggested, but this seems to only clear down the logs in the history, not clear down the alert status of the memory modules.

What I was hoping to do was 'rese't or 'clear' the alert to see if it was a latched alarm as the memory modules seem to be working correctly regardless of the critical status.

Thank you.