HP 2000fc Reference Manual page 281

TABLE E-1 Event Descriptions and Recommended Actions (Continued)
Event
Code Event Type
73 Informational
74 Informational
75 Informational
76 Informational
77 Informational
78 Warning
79 Informational
Description
(Active-active environment)
The two controllers are
communicating with each other and
cache redundancy is enabled.
The FC loop ID for the specified
vdisk was changed to be consistent
with the IDs of other vdisks. This can
occur when drives containing a vdisk
are inserted from an enclosure having
a different FC loop ID.
This event is also logged by the new
owning controller after virtual disk
ownership is changed.
The specified volume's LUN has
been unassigned because it conflicts
with LUNs assigned to other
volumes. This can happen when disk
drives containing data for a mapped
volume have been inserted from
another enclosure.
The controller is using default
configuration settings. This event
occurs on the first power up, and
might occur after a firmware update.
The cache was initialized as a result
of power up or failover.
The controller could not use an
assigned spare for a vdisk because the
spare's capacity is too small. This
occurs when a vdisk's status becomes
critical and all global spares are too
small or (if dynamic spares are
enabled) all disk drives are too small.
The trust vdisk operation has
completed successfully.
Recommended Action
If you want hosts to access the
volume data on the inserted drives,
map the volume with a different
LUN.
If you have just performed a
firmware update and your system
requires special configuration
settings, you must make those
configuration changes before your
system will operate as before.
Replace existing spares or add
spares with enough capacity to
replace the smallest drive in the
vdisk. The vdisk size is limited by
its drive with the least capacity.
Appendix E Event Codes 281