VNXe3200: DAE disk failure also generates DAE failure alert

Summary: On VNXe3200, a Disk Array Enclosure (DAE) disk failure triggers a DAE failure alert, generating log entries for resynchronizing.

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Symptoms

Different from VNXe1 series products (VNXe3100/3150/3300), DAE disk failure in VNXe3200 also generates DAE failure alert.

"2017-06-17T00:46:15.998Z" "XXX" "Neo_CEM" "15464" "N/A" "WARN" "14:6025c" :: "DAE 0 1 Disk 1 is resynchronizing with the system" :: Category=User Component=Health
"2017-06-17T00:47:15.940Z" "XXX" "Neo_CEM" "15464" "N/A" "INFO" "14:6025b" :: "DAE 0 1 Disk 1 is operating normally" :: Category=User Component=Health

This alert is automatically cleared after disk replacement.

"2017-08-24T07:45:12.084Z" "XXX" "Neo_CEM" "12708" "N/A" "INFO" "14:60268" :: "DAE 0 1 Disk 1 has been removed." :: Category=User Component=Health
"2017-08-24T07:45:12.365Z" "XXX" "Neo_CEM" "12708" "N/A" "INFO" "14:60198" :: "DAE 0 1 is operating normally" :: Category=User Component=Health

 

Cause

No Cause

 

Resolution

DAE failure alert gets cleared after disk replacement, so no need for other special operation.
If DAE still shows faults after disk replacement, contact Dell Technologies for further troubleshooting.

 

Affected Products

VNXe3200

Products

VNXe3200
Article Properties
Article Number: 000051931
Article Type: Solution
Last Modified: 11 Mar 2026
Version:  4
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