
PowerEdge Servers Error and Event Messages Reference Guide
ISM—iDRAC Service Module Event Messages
ISM0000
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 iDRAC Service Module is started on the operating system (OS) of server.
- Detailed Description
- The iDRAC Service Module is started on the OS of server.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0001
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 iDRAC Service Module detected a OS to iDRAC Pass-through in the arg1 mode. Switch the OS to iDRAC Pass-through to a USB NIC mode.
- Arguments
- arg1 = mode
- Detailed Description
- The iDRAC Service Module detected a OS to iDRAC Pass-through mode as identified in the message. iDRAC Service Module will automatically connect to iDRAC after the OS to iDRAC Pass-through is configured to the USB NIC mode.
- Recommended Response Action
- Configure OS to iDRAC Pass-through to the USB NIC mode by running the commands: 1) racadm set idrac.os-bmc.PTMode usb-p2p 2) racadm set idrac.os-bmc.UsbNicIpAddress <ip address> 3) racadm set idrac.os-bmc.adminstate enabled.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Critical
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0002
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 OS to iDRAC Pass-through is disabled. The iDRAC Service Module is currently enabling the OS to iDRAC Pass-through in the USB NIC mode.
- Detailed Description
- The OS to iDRAC Pass-through mode is disabled. The iDRAC Service Module is currently enabling the OS to iDRAC Pass-through mode in the USB NIC mode. This operation is done only for the first run of iDRAC Service Module. If OS to iDRAC Pass-through is disabled after this point of time, iDRAC Service Module will not be able to connect to iDRAC until user enables the OS-iDRAC Pass-through in the USB mode.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0003
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 iDRAC Service Module is unable to discover iDRAC from the operating system of the server.
- Detailed Description
- The iDRAC Service Module could not successfully discover iDRAC from the server OS. However, the iDRAC Service Module will continue the discovery operation. Make sure that the IPMI drivers are enabled on the server operating system.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0004
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 iDRAC Service Module has successfully started communication with iDRAC.
- Detailed Description
- The iDRAC Service Module has successfully started communication with iDRAC.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0005
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 iDRAC Service Module has successfully restarted communication with iDRAC.
- Detailed Description
- The iDRAC Service Module has successfully restarted communication with iDRAC.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0006
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 iDRAC Service Module is unable to communicate with iDRAC using the OS to iDRAC Pass-through channel.
- Detailed Description
- The iDRAC Service Module could not successfully communicate with iDRAC, because the OS to iDRAC Pass-through channel is not configured in the USB-NIC mode.
- Recommended Response Action
- Make sure that the OS to iDRAC Pass-through channel is configured only in the USB-NIC mode, and then retry the operation. To enable the OS-to-iDRAC Pass-through channel, run the following command in the order they are listed: 1) racadm set idrac.os-bmc.PTMode usb-p2p 2) racadm set idrac.os-bmc.UsbNicIpAddress <ip address> 3) racadm set idrac.os-bmc.adminstate enabled.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Critical
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0007
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 iDRAC Service Module communication with iDRAC has ended.
- Detailed Description
- The iDRAC Service Module ended communication with iDRAC over the OS to iDRAC Pass-through channel. This is because either iDRAC is being restarted or the OS to iDRAC Pass-through configuration is being changed. The iDRAC Service Module will continue to try connecting to iDRAC.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0008
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
- Some features of iDRAC Service Module will be disabled on this server, because OpenManage Server Administrator is running on the operating system (OS) of this server.
- Detailed Description
- iDRAC Service Module detected that OpenManage Server Administrator is running on the OS of this server. Therefore, one or more features of iDRAC Service Module will be disabled.
- Recommended Response Action
- End the OpenManage Server Administrator session. The features will be automatically started by iDRAC Service Module.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0009
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 features of iDRAC Service Module that were disabled will be enabled on this server, because OpenManage Server Administrator is not running on the operating system (OS) of this server.
- Detailed Description
- iDRAC Service Module detected that OpenManage Server Administrator is not running on the OS of this server. Therefore, one or more features of iDRAC Service Module that were earlier disabled are now enabled on this server.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0010
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 iDRAC Service Module received a request from the arg1 to stop the services of Service Module.
- Arguments
- arg1 = requesting source name
- Detailed Description
- The iDRAC Service Module received a request from a source identified in the message to stop the Service Module services. For example, a requesting source can be an OS or iDRAC.
- Recommended Response Action
- If the requesting source is iDRAC, enable the iDRAC Service Module on the iDRAC before starting this service on the server OS. To enable the Service Module by using iDRAC GUI: Click Network, click OS to iDRAC Pass-through, and then click the USB NIC option. In the OS IP Address box , type an IP address, and then click Apply. To enable the module by using RACADM command, run the following command at the command line interface: racadm set idrac.servicemodule.ServiceModuleEnable enabled.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0011
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 server operating system (OS) is unable to start the iDRAC Service Module, because it is set to "disabled" in iDRAC.
- Detailed Description
- The server OS could not start the iDRAC Service Module, because the iDRAC Service Module disabled on iDRAC.
- Recommended Response Action
- Enable the iDRAC Service Module on the iDRAC before starting this service on the server OS, and then retry the operation. To enable the module by using iDRAC GUI: Click Network, click OS to iDRAC Pass-through, and then click the USB NIC option. In the OS IP Address box , type an IP address, and then click Apply. To enable the module by using RACADM command, run the following command at the command line interface: racadm set idrac.servicemodule. ServiceModuleEnable enabled.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0012
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 iDRAC Service Module is successfully ended on the server operating system (OS).
- Detailed Description
- The iDRAC Service Module is successfully ended on the server OS.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0013
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 feature arg1 is enabled.
- Arguments
- arg1 = feature name
- Detailed Description
- The feature identified in the message is enabled by using the one of the iDRAC interfaces.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0014
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 feature arg1 is disabled.
- Arguments
- arg1 = feature name
- Detailed Description
- The feature identified in the message is disabled by using one of the iDRAC interfaces.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0015
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 iDRAC Service Module detected a change in the host name of the server operating system (OS).
- Detailed Description
- The iDRAC Service Module detected a change in the host name of the server OS.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0016
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 BMC watchdog reset time is changed to arg1 seconds.
- Arguments
- arg1 = reset time
- Detailed Description
- The BMC watchdog reset time is changed to a value identified in the message.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0017
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 BMC watchdog auto-recovery action is changed from arg1 to arg2.
- Arguments
- arg1 = original action
- arg2 = new action
- Detailed Description
- The BMC watchdog auto-recovery action is changed from the original action identified in the message to the new action identified in the message.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0018
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 OS Collector application is successfully started on the server operating system (OS).
- Detailed Description
- The OS Collector application is started on the server Operating System.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0019
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 OS Collector application did not start successfully on the server operating system (OS) because checksum verification did not succeed for some files.
- Detailed Description
- The OS Collector application did not start successfully on the server operating system (OS), because checksum verification did not succeed for some files.
- Recommended Response Action
- Do the following: 1) Retry the operation. 2) If the issue persists, reinstall the OS Collector on the iDRAC to the most recent version available, and then retry the operation.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0020
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 OS Collector application did not start successfully on the server operating system (OS) because the iDRAC emulated USB device with the OS Collector application was not found.
- Detailed Description
- The OS Collector application did not start successfully on the server operating system (OS) because the iDRAC emulated USB device with the OS Collector application was not found.
- Recommended Response Action
- Do the following: 1) Retry the operation. 2) If the issue persists, restart the iDRAC, and then retry the operation.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0021
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 OS Collector application did not start successfully on the server operating system (OS) because the OS Collector executable was not found.
- Detailed Description
- The OS Collector application did not start successfully on the server operating system (OS) because the OS Collector executable was not found.
- Recommended Response Action
- Do the following: 1) Retry the operation. 2) If the issue persists, reinstall the OS Collector on the iDRAC to the most recent version available, and then retry the operation.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0022
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 OS Collector application did not start successfully on the server operating system (OS) because the application encountered an error.
- Detailed Description
- The OS Collector application did not start successfully on the server operating system (OS) because the application encountered an error.
- Recommended Response Action
- Do the following: 1) Retry the operation. 2) If the issue persists, reinstall the OS Collector on the iDRAC to the most recent version available, and then retry the operation.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0023
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 WMI information feature is not supported on the installed versions of iDRAC Service Module and iDRAC firmware. For more information, see iDRAC Service Module 5.2.0.0 Users Guide
- Detailed Description
- The feature WMI Information is disabled. It will be enabled when a compatible iDRAC firmware is installed.
- Recommended Response Action
- WMI Information feature requires iDRAC firmware version within the range 2.00.00 to 6.xx.yy. Update the iDRAC firmware to the appropriate version to activate the WMI Information feature.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0024
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 NVMe Device arg1 is successfully prepared for removal from PCIe slot arg2.
- Arguments
- arg1 = NVMe device name
- arg2 = sot number
- Detailed Description
- The NVMe Device identified in the message is successfully prepared for removal from the PCIe slot identified in the message.
- Recommended Response Action
- No further response action is required before removing the NVMe Device identified in the message. To enable the NVMe Device for use, remove and re-insert the device or restart the system with the device inserted.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0025
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 prepare the NVMe device arg1 for removal from the PCIe slot arg2 because of one or more of the following reasons: 1) NVMe device is busy, 2) NVMe device is not present or 3) NVMe driver is not installed.
- Arguments
- arg1 = NVMe device name
- arg2 = slot number
- Detailed Description
- The NVMe device cannot be prepared for removal from (the PCIe slot identified in the message because of one or more of the following reasons: 1) NVMe device is busy, 2) NVMe device is not present or 3) NVMe driver is not present.
- Recommended Response Action
- Make sure of the following: 1) That the NVMe device identified in the message is not in use, 2) the NVMe device is present, and 3) NVMe device drive is installed.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0026
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 iDRAC Hard Reset operation is performed by system OS user arg1 from the operating system (OS) on date arg2.
- Arguments
- arg1 = user name
- arg2 = datetime
- Detailed Description
- The iDRAC Hard Reset operation is performed by system OS user identified in the message from the operating system (OS) on the day-date-time-year identified in the message.
- Recommended Response Action
- The iDRAC may take up to 2 minutes to fully restart. Wait until the iDRAC is fully restarted before performing further operations with the iDRAC.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0027
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
- An unprivileged user arg1 tried to perform an iDRAC Hard Reset operation from the operating system (OS).
- Arguments
- arg1 = user name
- Detailed Description
- An unprivileged user identified in the message tried to perform an iDRAC Hard Reset operation from the operating system (OS).
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0028
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 perform the iDRAC Hard Reset operation either because of an unsupported CPLD firmware version or the iDRAC Hard Reset feature is currently disabled on iDRAC.
- Detailed Description
- The iDRAC Hard Reset operation cannot be performed either because of an unsupported CPLD firmware version or the iDRAC Hard reset feature is currently disabled on iDRAC.
- Recommended Response Action
- Do one of the following: 1) Update the CPLD version by using iDRAC graphical user interface (GUI). 2) To enable the iDRAC Hard Reset feature by running RACADM command, enter the following at the command line interface (CLI): "racadm set idrac.servicemodule.idrachardreset enabled".
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0029
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 complete the iDRAC Hard Reset operation because BIOS on the server does not support this feature.
- Detailed Description
- Unable to complete the iDRAC Hard Reset operation because BIOS on the server does not support this feature.
- Recommended Response Action
- Install the required BIOS version and retry the operation. To know about the recommended BIOS version, see the iDRAC Users Guide available on the support site.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0030
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 complete the iDRAC Hard Reset operation because this feature is not supported on this platform.
- Detailed Description
- Unable to complete iDRAC Hard Reset operation because this feature is not supported on this platform.
- Recommended Response Action
- Refer to the platform Users Guide documentation for information about whether the iDRAC Hard Reset feature is available.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0031
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 Full Power Cycle operation is triggered by the server operating system (OS) user arg1 from the OS on date arg2. However, the server components will be AC power cycled when the server is shut down.
- Arguments
- arg1 = user name
- arg2 = datetime
- Detailed Description
- The Full Power Cycle operation is triggered by the server operating system (OS) user from the OS on date as identified in the message. However, the server components will be AC power cycled when the server is shut down.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required. For information about Full powercycle, see the platform Users Guide available on the support site.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0032
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 Full Power Cycle operation is successfully cancelled by the server operating system (OS) user arg1 from the OS on date arg2.
- Arguments
- arg1 = user name
- arg2 = datetime
- Detailed Description
- The Full Power Cycle operation is successfully cancelled by the server operating system (OS) user from the OS on date as identified in the message.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required. For information about Virtual AC powercycle, see the platform Users Guide available on the support site.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0033
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 user arg1, without necessary privileges, tried to perform a Full Power Cycle operation from the operating system (OS).
- Arguments
- arg1 = username
- Detailed Description
- The user identified in the message, without necessary privileges, tried to perform a Full Power Cycle operation from the operating system (OS).
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0034
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 Auto Update feature successfully arg1 the iDRAC Service Module to version arg2, where the server operating system (OS) user is arg3.
- Arguments
- arg1 = requested Operation
- arg2 = Version number
- arg3 = user name
- Detailed Description
- The Auto Update feature successfully completed the task on the Host OS, where the server operating system (OS) user is as identified in the message.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0035
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 operating system (OS) collector service is successfully closed on the server OS.
- Detailed Description
- The operating system (OS) collector service is successfully closed on the server OS.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0036
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 successfully close the operating system (OS) collector service on the server OS because either the service is not responding or the service has already closed.
- Detailed Description
- The operating system (OS) collector service cannot be successfully closed on the server OS because either the service is not responding or the service has already closed.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0039
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 In-band SNMP Get feature is not functional because an unsupported iDRAC configuration is detected.
- Detailed Description
- The In-band SNMP Get feature is not functional because an unsupported iDRAC configuration is detected.
- Recommended Response Action
- The In-band SNMP Get feature will not be functional in the following scenarios. 1. When System Lockdown mode is enabled in iDRAC. To disable the System Lockdown mode by using the iDRAC GUI, click iDRAC Dashboard -> More Actions -> Turn off the System Lockdown Mode. By using the RACADM Command Line Interface (CLI), run the racadm set idrac.lockdown.Systemlockdown disabled command. 2. When local RACADM configuration is disabled in iDRAC. To enable the local RACADM configuration by using the iDRAC GUI: a) Click iDRAC Settings -> Services -> Local Configuration. b) From the Disable Local Configuration using RACADM drop-down menu, select Disabled. By using the RACADM Command Line Interface (CLI), run the racadm set iDRAC.LocalSecurity.LocalConfig disabled command. 3. When iDRAC SNMP v3 is disabled in iDRAC. To enable the SNMPv3 feature by using the iDRAC GUI: a) Click iDRAC Settings -> Services -> SNMP Agent -> SNMP Protocol. b) From the drop-down menu, select ALL (SNMP V1|V2|V3). By using the RACADM Command Line Interface (CLI), run the racadm set idrac.snmp.SNMPProtocol All command.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0041
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 host Operating System user arg1 created an ismtech user account as an iDRAC local user.
- Arguments
- arg1 = host OS UserName
- Detailed Description
- The host Operating System user <host OS UserName> created an ismtech user account as an iDRAC local user.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0042
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 host Operating System user arg1 deleted an ismtech user account from the list of iDRAC local users.
- Arguments
- arg1 = host OS UserName
- Detailed Description
- The host Operating System user <host OS UserName> deleted an ismtech user account from the list of iDRAC local users.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0044
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 create the user iSMSnmpUser on iDRAC because the username already exists. The SnmpGet via Host OS feature will be disabled.
- Detailed Description
- Unable to create the "iSMSnmpUser" user on iDRAC because the user already exists. The SnmpGet via Host OS feature will be disabled.
- Recommended Response Action
- Delete the existing "iSMSnmpUser" user by doing the following: 1) On the iDRAC Graphical User Interface (GUI), click iDRAC Settings -> Users. Delete the "iSMSnmpUser". To delete by using the RACADM command, run "racadm set idrac.user.Enable.0" and "racadm set idrac.user.UserName". 3) Enable the iSM SNMP get feature by using the iDRAC GUI: iDRAC Settings -> Settings -> iDRAC Service Module Setup. Select Enable SNMP Get via Host OS feature. By using the RACADM command: racadm set idrac.servicemodule.HostSNMPGet.1.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0045
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 In-band SNMP Get feature functionality is restored.
- Detailed Description
- The In-band SNMP Get feature functionality is restored.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0046
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 ismtech user account is deleted from the list of iDRAC local users because the 24-hours timer has expired.
- Detailed Description
- The ismtech user account is deleted from the list of iDRAC local users because the 24-hours timer has expired.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0047
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 iDRAC Service Module (iSM) successfully connected with iDRAC by using the IPvarg1 protocol.
- Arguments
- arg1 = version
- Detailed Description
- The iDRAC Service Module (iSM) successfully connected with iDRAC by using the IP protocol version identified in the message.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0048
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
- iDRAC is unable to communicate with the iDRAC Service Module (iSM) because of a Transport Layer Security (TLS) issue. The issue details: arg1.
- Arguments
- arg1 = TLS error details
- Detailed Description
- iDRAC is unable to communicate with the iDRAC Service Module (iSM) because of a Transport Security Layer (TLS) issue identified in the message.
- Recommended Response Action
- Reinstall the latest available iDRAC Service Module (iSM) on the host Operating System (OS) and retry the operation. If the issue persists, Collect a SupportAssist collection (TSR) report using iDRAC. Visit https://www.dell.com/support/incidents-online/contactus/dynamic to use the Virtual Assistant to analyze the collection and recommend a resolution.
- Category
- System Health (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Warning
- 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
ISM0049
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 iDRAC Service Module (iSM) is unable to communicate to the iDRAC because the client certificate is either unavailable or invalid.
- Detailed Description
- The iDRAC Service Module (iSM) is unable to communicate to the iDRAC because the client certificate is either unavailable or invalid.
- Recommended Response Action
- Reinstall the latest available iDRAC Service Module (iSM) on the host Operating System (OS) and retry the operation. If the issue persists, Collect a SupportAssist collection (TSR) report using iDRAC. Visit https://www.dell.com/support/incidents-online/contactus/dynamic to use the Virtual Assistant to analyze the collection and recommend a resolution. For information about the installation procedure, see the ISM Users Guide available on the support site.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Warning
- 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
ISM0050
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
- iDRAC is unable to communicate with the iDRAC Service Module (iSM) because the iSM being installed on the host Operating System (OS) is not compatible with current iDRAC firmware version.
- Detailed Description
- iDRAC is unable to communicate with the iDRAC Service Module (iSM) because the iSM being installed on the host Operating System (OS) is not compatible with current iDRAC firmware version.
- Recommended Response Action
- Reinstall the latest available iDRAC Service Module (iSM) on the host Operating System (OS) and retry the operation. If the issue persists, Collect a SupportAssist collection (TSR) report using iDRAC. Visit https://www.dell.com/support/incidents-online/contactus/dynamic to use the Virtual Assistant to analyze the collection and recommend a resolution.
- Category
- System Health (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Warning
- 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
ISM0054
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 Periodic SMART log collection feature is enabled successfully.
- Detailed Description
- The Periodic SMART log collection feature is enabled successfully.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0055
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 Periodic SMART log collection feature is disabled successfully.
- Detailed Description
- The Periodic SMART log collection feature is disabled successfully.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0056
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 iDRAC Service Module is running with Limited Functionality Mode hence some features are unavailable. Possible reasons are: 1) OS-to-BMC Passthrough setting in iDRAC is disabled 2) USBNIC interface on the host OS does not have a configured IP address.
- Detailed Description
- The iDRAC Service Module (iSM) is currently working in the Limited Functionality Mode because of one of the two reasons identified in the message. iSM features that depend on OS-To-BMC Passthrough channel will be unavailable in the Limited Functionality mode. To switch iSM from the Limited Functionality Mode, enable the OS-to-BMC Passthrough mode on the iDRAC dashboard. Click Settings > Network Settings > OS-to-BMC Passthrough. To restore communication between iSM and iDRAC, try to repair or reinstall iSM on the host OS. For more information, see the iSM Users Guide available on the support site.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0057
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 iDRAC Service Module is running with Limited Functionality Mode hence some features are unavailable. Possible reasons are: 1) OS-to-BMC Passthrough setting in iDRAC is disabled 2) USBNIC interface on the host OS does not have a configured IP address.
- Detailed Description
- The iDRAC Service Module (iSM) is currently working in the Limited Functionality Mode because of one of the two reasons identified in the message. iSM features that depend on OS-To-BMC Passthrough channel will be unavailable in the Limited Functionality mode. To switch iSM from the Limited Functionality Mode, enable the OS-to-BMC Passthrough mode on the iDRAC dashboard. Click Settings > Network Settings > OS-to-BMC Passthrough. To restore communication between iSM and iDRAC, try to repair or reinstall iSM on the host OS. For more information, see the iSM Users Guide available on the support site.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0058
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 Metric Injection feature of iDRAC Service Module (iSM) is not functional because of one or more reasons.
- Detailed Description
- The Metric Injection feature of iDRAC Service Module (iSM) is not functional because of one or more reasons.
- Recommended Response Action
- Do one or more of the following: 1) Enable the "iDRAC.Embedded.1#Telemetry.1#EnableMetricInjection" attribute in iDRAC. 2) Upgrade the iDRAC firmware to 6.10.00.00 or later. 3) On the iDRAC User Interface, click iDRAC Settings > Services >Webserver > Settings >Enabled. Restart iSM on the host operating system. 4) On the iDRAC User Interface, click iDRAC Settings > Services > Redfish > Enabled. Restart iSM on the host Operating System.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Warning
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
ISM0059
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 update interval of metric arg1 is changed from arg2 seconds to arg3 seconds.
- Arguments
- arg1 = Metric_ID
- arg2 = Interval_in_seconds
- arg3 = Interval_in_seconds_new
- Detailed Description
- The update interval of the metric identified in the message is changed.
- Recommended Response Action
- No response action is required.
- Category
- Audit (ISM = iDRAC Service Module)
- Severity
- Informational
- Redfish Event Type
- Not Applicable
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- iDRAC—Filter Visibility, Remote System Log, Redfish Eventing*, LC Log*
- Applicable Event or Alert Types
- CMC—Not Applicable
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