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3. (from step 2)
4. (from step 2)
SRN
Cause
46000
An array is in the Offline state.
47000
You have more than the maximum
number of arrays allowed.
47500
A partial loss of data has occurred.
49000
An array is in the Degraded state.
49100
An array is in the Exposed state.
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49950
An array-copy disk drive is missing.
5. (from step 4)
Do you have any other SRN?
NO
Go to step 22 on page 467.
YES
a. Solve the problems that caused the SRN.
b. Return to step 1 on page 454.
Find your SRN in the following table, then do the appropriate actions.
Note: If you still do not have any of these SRNs, you are in the wrong MAP.
An array is in the Offline state if it contains at least one member disk drive, but does
not contain enough member disk drives to maintain data availability.
Are any disk drives missing or without power, or have any disk drives been
recabled (not necessarily by you)?
NO
Go to step 6 on page 456.
YES
Restore the original configuration:
a. Type
b. Select List All SSA RAID Arrays Connected to a RAID Manager.
The status of the array changes to Good when the adapter can find all
the member disk drives of the array.
c. Go to "MAP 2410: SSA Repair Verification" on page 475 to verify the
repair.
Action
Go to step 5.
Go to step 8 on page 457.
Go to step 9 on page 458.
Go to step 13 on page 460.
Go to step17 on page 463.
Go to step 23 on page 467.
and press Enter.
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