HP StorageWorks 1510i - Modular Smart Array User Manual page 112

Message
44 REDUNDANCY
FAILED MISMATCH
HARDWARE
45 REDUNDANCY
FAILED MISMATCH
FIRMWARE
46 REDUNDANCY
HALTED EXPAND
ACTIVE
47 REDUNDANCY
FAILED CACHE SIZE
MISMATCH
48 REDUNDANCY
HALTED FIRMWARE
CLONED
1 12
MSA controller LCD panel message descriptions
Type Description
Both array controllers must contain
the same hardware for them to
successfully enter redundant mode.
The current array controllers do
Error
not contain the same hardware,
possibly because one has an
attached Fibre Channel daughter
card and the other does not.
Both array controllers must be
running the same version of
firmware for them to successfully
Error enter redundant mode. A process
called firmware cloning, which
attempts to make them both the
same firmware level, has failed.
If volume expansion is in progress
then redundancy is not supported.
Volume expansion is initiated
and tracked using the Array
Informational Configuration Utility (ACU) or
Storage Management Utility
(SMU). After the volume expansion
is complete, redundancy is
automatically re-established.
Both array controllers must have
Error the same size of cache memory to
successfully enter redundant mode.
Both array controllers must run the
same version of firmware for them
to successfully enter redundant
mode. A process called firmware
cloning has been successfully
Informational
completed in order to make them
both the same firmware level. The
standby array controller is restarted
automatically so they can attempt
to achieve redundancy again.
Action
If the MSA is currently involved
in host I/O, remove the standby
array controller, add or replace
the Fibre Channel daughter card
as needed, wait 10 seconds, and
then reinsert it, ensuring that it is
fully seated in the chassis.
If this does not resolve the issue,
wait until downtime is available.
Power off the MSA, remove both
array controllers, add or remove
Fibre Channel daughter cards as
needed on both, and reinsert them,
ensuring they are fully seated in
the chassis.
Should the issue persist, contact
HP support.
Manually update the firmware on
the older array controller.
If the MSA is currently involved
in host I/O, remove the standby
array controller, add or remove
cache memory as needed, wait
10 seconds, and then reinsert it,
ensuring that it is fully seated in
the chassis.
If this does not resolve the issue,
wait until downtime is available.
Power off the MSA, remove both
array controllers, add or remove
cache memory as needed on both,
and reinsert them, ensuring they
are fully seated in the chassis.
Should the issue persist, contact
HP support.