PowerEdge Servers Error and Event Messages Reference Guide
FSD—Debug Event Messages
FSD000
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- The debug operation for arg1 is authorized by the following BMC user: BMC user name: arg2 at arg3, for the period started at arg4 and ended at arg5.
- Arguments
- arg1 = debugCaps
- arg2 = userName
- arg3 = unblockTime
- arg4 = startTime
- arg5 = endTime
- Detailed Description
- The debug operation is authorized for the user identified in the message. The customer has authorized the specified debug capabilities on this BMC. This should occur in response to a request from the Dell Tech Support team. Each debug capability represents a certain action that Dell engineers can perform to debug BMC.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (FSD = Debug)
- Severity
- Informational
- Trap/EventID
- 8595
- Redfish Event Type
- Alert
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, SNMP Alert, Email Alert, Remote System Log, WS Eventing, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*, OS Log
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
FSD001
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- The debug operation for arg1 is authorized by Dell: Employee arg2 at arg3, for the period started at arg4 and ended at arg5.
- Arguments
- arg1 = debugCaps
- arg2 = employeeName
- arg3 = grantTime
- arg4 = startTime
- arg5 = endTime
- Detailed Description
- The debug operation is authorized Dell. Dell has authorized the specified debug capabilities on this BMC. Each debug capability represents a certain action that Dell engineers can perform to debug BMC.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (FSD = Debug)
- Severity
- Informational
- Trap/EventID
- 8595
- Redfish Event Type
- Alert
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, SNMP Alert, Email Alert, Remote System Log, WS Eventing, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*, OS Log
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
FSD002
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Debug authorization failed; for debugCaps: arg1, authorized by iDRAC user: arg2, and Dell employee: arg3, at arg4 for the period: arg5 to arg6.
- Arguments
- arg1 = DebugCaps
- arg2 = IDRAC user
- arg3 = Dell employee
- arg4 = unblock time
- arg5 = start time
- arg6 = end time
- Detailed Description
- A RACADM Debug command failed. If the RACADM Debug command was executed under the direction of Dell tech support then further assistance from tech support should be requested. Otherwise this command is not intended for customer use.
- Recommended Response Action
- Verify all of the following 1) ensure that the unblock, grant, and invoke/start/stop/resume commands are all executed against the same iDRAC. 2) ensure dat.ini file has not been changed in any way. 3) ensure that current date falls between the start and end times. Note that Dell can further restrict both the set of debugCaps that is authorized and the start and stop times. If an authorized person did not enter a RACADM debug command then an attacker may have entered the command.
- Category
- Audit (FSD = Debug)
- Severity
- Warning
- Trap/EventID
- 8594
- Redfish Event Type
- Alert
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, IPMI Alert*, SNMP Alert, Email Alert, Remote System Log, WS Eventing, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*, OS Log, Power Off, Power Cycle, Reset
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
FSD003
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- A non-production firmware version is requested.
- Detailed Description
- A non-production firmware version is requested.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (FSD = Debug)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Alert
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, WS Eventing, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
FSD004
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- A non-production firmware version is authorized.
- Detailed Description
- A non-production firmware version is authorized.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response is required.
- Category
- Audit (FSD = Debug)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Alert
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, WS Eventing, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
FSD005
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- The debug operation for arg1 requested by arg2 at arg3, for the period started at arg4 and ended at arg5 is expiring in arg6 days.
- Arguments
- arg1 = debugCaps
- arg2 = userName
- arg3 = unblockTime
- arg4 = startTime
- arg5 = endTime
- arg6 = ndays
- Detailed Description
- The authorized debug operation is expiring in 3 days. If IPS engineer or even user does not take action to get a new signed certificate, the existing one will be revoked soon. User may lose certain access to the system depending on the granted debug capabilities included in the signed FSD certificate.
- Recommended Response Action
- Request for a new Field Service Debug certificate with the required debug capabilities.
- Category
- Audit (FSD = Debug)
- Severity
- Warning
- Trap/EventID
- 8594
- Redfish Event Type
- Alert
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, SNMP Alert, Email Alert, Remote System Log, WS Eventing, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*, OS Log
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
FSD006
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- The debug operation for arg1 requested by arg2 at arg3, for the period started at arg4 and ended at arg5 has expired.
- Arguments
- arg1 = debugCaps
- arg2 = userName
- arg3 = unblockTime
- arg4 = startTime
- arg5 = endTime
- Detailed Description
- When a granted FSD certificate is installed on iDRAC/OSM, it is good for 30 days. Its existence and validity need to be checked daily by a system service, and warn the system user that the certificate will be or has been expired so the user may take needed action accordingly.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (FSD = Debug)
- Severity
- Warning
- Trap/EventID
- 8594
- Redfish Event Type
- Alert
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, SNMP Alert, Email Alert, Remote System Log, WS Eventing, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*, OS Log
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
FSD9031
NOTE: Event or Alert types that are enabled by default are identified using an asterisk (*) symbol in the
Applicable Event or Alert Types section.
- Message
- Unable to authorize the debug operation for arg1 that was authorized by the following BMC user: BMC user name: arg2, Employee arg3 at arg4, for the period started at arg5 and ended at arg6.
- Arguments
- arg1 = debugCaps
- arg2 = userName
- arg3 = employeeName
- arg4 = unblockTime
- arg5 = startTime
- arg6 = endTime
- Detailed Description
- The debug operation cannot be authorized for the user identified in the message. For OpenBMC, a Redfish Debug command could not be run. If the Redfish Debug command was run under the direction of Dell tech support then further assistance from tech support should be requested.
- Recommended Response Action
- For OpenBMC verify all of the following: 1) Ensure that the unblock, grant, and invoke commands are all run against the same BMC. 2) Ensure that the dat.ini file has not been changed in any manner. 3) Ensure that the current date is between the start and end dates. Note that Dell can further restrict both the set of debugCaps that are authorized and the start and stop times. If an authorized person did not enter a Redfish Debug command then an attacker may have entered the command.
- Category
- Audit (FSD = Debug)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Alert
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- No alerts are applicable for this message
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