HP StorageWorks 1510i - Modular Smart Array User Manual page 117

Message
73 CACHE HARDWARE
BATTERIES MISSING
80 REPLACEMENT
DRIVE FOUND BOX
#<n> BAY <n>
81 SMART DRIVE
ALERT BOX #<n>,
BAY <n>
82 DRIVE HOT ADDED
BOX #<n>, BAY <n>
83 DRIVE HOT
REMOVED BOX #<n>,
BAY <n>
84 DRIVE FAILURE
BOX #<n>, BAY <n>
85 BAD DRIVE
FIRMWARE BOX #<n>,
BAY <n>
86 DRIVE POSITION
CHANGE DETECTED
87 DRIVE POSITION
CHANGE INVALID
Type Description
The cache module does not have
Error
its required batteries attached to it.
A SCSI hard drive that was
previously missing or failed has
Informational
now been replaced with a working
SCSI drive.
A SCSI hard drive may be close to
failing. This was determined either
by the hard drive firmware itself
Informational
using SMART technology or by the
array controller using monitor and
performance testing.
A SCSI hard drive has been
Informational added to the system in the location
specified in the message.
A SCSI hard drive has been
removed from the system in the
Informational
location specified in the message.
A SCSI hard drive in the system
has failed. If the hard drive was
Error
part of a configured volume, then
the state of the volume depends on
the fault tolerance used.
A SCSI drive has been detected
that has known, bad firmware
on it. Continued usage of this
Error
drive could result in drive failure,
decreased performance or data
loss.
The SCSI hard drives that make
up a configured volume have
been physically moved within
Informational
the system. The array controller
has updated its configuration
information accordingly.
The SCSI hard drives that make
up a configured volume have
been physically moved in such a
Informational
way that the array controller can
no longer access the configured
volume.
1510i Modular Smart Array installation and user guide
Action
If the failure occurred on the
standby array controller, remove
the standby array controller,
remove cache, attach cache
batteries, replace the cache
modules, wait 10 seconds, and
then reinsert the array controller,
ensuring that it is fully seated in
the chassis.
If the failure occurred on the
active array controller, wait until
downtime is available. Power
off the MSA, remove the array
controller, replace the cache
modules, and reinsert the array
controller, ensuring it is fully seated
in the chassis.
Should the issue persist, contact
HP support.
The hard drive should be replaced
as soon as possible.
Replace the drive as soon as
possible.
Update the hard drive firmware or
replace the hard drive as soon as
possible.
Power the MSA off and restore
drives to their original positions.
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