HP 201723-B21 - StorageWorks Modular SAN Array 1000 Hard Drive Maintenance And Service Manual page 49

Message
112 VOLUME #<n>
REBUILD FAILURE
113 VOLUME #<n>
EXPANSION FAILURE
114 VOLUME #<n>
STATE DELETED
115 VOLUME #<n>
MEDIA EXCHANGED
120 CONFIGURED
VOLUMES <n>
121 NO VOLUMES
DETECTED
122 NEW VOLUME(S)
DETECTED
Type Description
Error
The rebuild operation on
the configured volume has
failed.
Error
The volume expansion
operation on the configured
volume has failed.
Informational The configured volume has
been deleted and is no
longer available. Volumes
are deleted by using the
Array Configuration Utility
(ACU) or MSA Command
Line Interface (MSA-CLI).
Informational All failed hard drives of the
specified volume have been
replaced by good hard
drives or all unplugged
hard drives in the volume
have been plugged back
in. This message should be
followed by message 02
ENABLE VOLUME <n>?
'<'=NO, '>'=YES.
Informational The specified number of
configured volumes was
detected at power-up.
Informational No configured volumes
were detected at power-up.
Informational Configured volumes from
another array controller
were migrated to this
array controller. The
configuration information
has been updated.
Action
If the volume is still operating
in regenerative mode,
remove the new SCSI hard
drive that was added as a
replacement for the original
failed hard drive and replace
it with a different new drive.
Open the Array
Configuration Utility (ACU)
or MSA Command Line
Interface (MSA-CLI) and use
it to determine the state of
the volume. If the volume is
still operational, it is possible
to retry the operation.
See the entry for 02 ENABLE
VOLUME <n>? '<'=NO,
'>'=YES.
If there are supposed to be
configured volumes, power
off the MSA and then all
attached storage enclosures.
Unplug and reinsert all SCSI
hard drives ensuring they
are fully seated in their bays.
Check the cables connecting
the MSA to any attached
storage enclosures. Power
on the attached enclosures
and then the MSA.
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