
iDRAC10 Security Configuration Guide
Security Events Lifecycle Log
Security Events are logged in the Lifecycle Log for access-related security events such as new user creation, user password/privilege modification, successful or failed login attempts so on Security events are also logged for encryption-related events on storage such as cryptographic erase, secure key encryption/decryption so on.
| Message ID | Detailed Description | Recommended Response Action |
|---|---|---|
| CTL136 | A key exchange is required for the controller identified in the message. | No response action is required. |
| PDR118 | The drive identified in the message is successfully unlocked. | No response action is required. |
| PDR208 | The Cryptographic Erase operation is successfully completed on the physical disk drive that is identified in the message. | No response action is required. |
| PDR84 | The Security key on a secure encrypted disk was activated. | No response action is required. |
| PDR85 | Errors were detected with security-related operations on the disk. The data on the disk might not be retrieved or stored successfully. In addition, the security of the stored data might be at risk. | Verify that the disk is a Secure Encrypted Disk and is not locked. If it is not, replace the disk with a Secure Encrypted Disk. See the storage hardware documentation for more information. |
| CTL98 | The security key provided as input has been assigned to the controller identified in the message. | No response action is required. |
| CTL131 | The Key exchange process for the controller identified in the message is successfully completed. | No response action is required. |
| CTL81 | The security key assigned to the controller identified in the message is modified. | No response action is required. |
| CTL132 | The security key for the controller in the message cannot be changed. | Unable to change the security key for the <controller name>. |
| CTL117 | The operation cannot be completed because an invalid passphrase is passed for the controller identified in the message. | Enter a valid passphrase and retry the operation. |
| CTL99 | The security key assigned to the controller identified in the message is deleted. | No response action is required. |
| CTL117 | The operation cannot be completed because an invalid passphrase is passed for the controller identified in the message. | Enter a valid passphrase and retry the operation. |
| CTL133 | The security key for the controller identified in the message is successfully changed. | No response action is required. |
| CTL134 | The controller identified in the message is in the Secure Enterprise Key Manager mode. | No response action is required. |
| CTL135 | The Key exchange process for the controller identified in the message failed. | Ensure of the following and retry the operation:
|
| PDR97 | The controller detected drives that require security keys for access. Without providing security keys, the drives are unusable. | Provide the security key required to unlock the secure encrypted drives. |
| VDR104 | The secure virtual disk operation was successful on the security capable virtual disk that is identified in the message. A security capable virtual disk is created using only Self-Encrypting Drives (SED). | No response action is required. |
| VDR130 | The virtual drive identified in the message is partially secured. | No response action is required. |
| VDR59 | This alert message occurs if virtual disk security has failed. | This alert message occurs if virtual disk security has failed. No response action is required. |
| PDR41 | The clear command did not complete on the physical disk. This means that some data was not cleared and may be recoverable. | No response action is required. |
| PDR217 | The cryptographic erase operation cannot be completed on the physical disk drive identified in the message. | No response action is required. |
| PDR38 | A user has initiated a clear operation on a physical disk. | No response action is required. |
| PDR208 | The Cryptographic Erase operation is successfully completed on the physical disk drive identified in the message. | No response action is required. |
| PDR82 | Security on a secure encrypted disk was activated. | No response action is required. |
| PDR96 | Security on a secure encrypted disk was disabled. | No response action is required. |
| USR0030 | Successfully logged in using <username>, from <IP address> and <interface name>. | No response action is required. |
| USR0031 | Unable to log in for <username> from <IP address> using <interface name>. | Ensure that the login credentials are valid and retry the operation. |
| USR0032 | The session for <username> from <IP address> using <interface name> is logged off. | No response action is required. |
| USR0034 | Login attempt alert for <username> from <IP Address> using <interface name>, IP is blocked for <seconds> seconds. | The account identified in the message is temporarily disabled because of consecutive unsuccessful Login attempts to iDRAC from the IP address identified in the message. |
| RAC1195 | User requested state or configuration change using specified interface. | No response action is required. |
| SWC1910 | User ID Name has been changed. | No response action is required. |
| SWC1911 | User ID Password has been changed. | No response action is required. |
| SWC1912 | User ID Access Right has been changed. | No response action is required. |
| SEL0014 | The System Event Log (SEL) was cleared by the username identified in the message from the IP address identified in the message. | No response action is required. |
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