HP 316095-B21 - StorageWorks Edge Switch 2/24 User Manual page 208

Table 24 Element Manager Messages (continued)
Message
Cannot start firmware
install while CTP
synchronization is in
progress.
Cannot start port
diagnostics.
Cannot swap an
uninstalled port.
Click OK to remove all
contents from log.
Connection to
management server lost.
Click OK to exit
application.
Continuing may overwrite
host programming.
Continue?
Could not export log to
file.
Could not find firmware
file.
Could not remove dump
files from server.
208 Informational and error messages
Description
The director's CTP cards
are synchronizing and
firmware cannot be
installed until
synchronization is
complete.
Port diagnostics cannot
be started at the Element
Manager because the
Ethernet link is down or
busy.
A port swap cannot be
performed when the port
card is not installed.
This action deletes all
contents from the selected
log.
The HAFM application at
a remote workstation lost
the network connection to
the HAFM appliance.
Configurations sent from
the host may be
overwritten by HAFM.
A log file I/O error
occurred and the file
could not be saved to the
specified destination. The
disk may be full or write
protected.
Firmware file selected
was not found in the FTP
directory. Or, the
selected file is not a
firmware file.
Dump files could not be
deleted from the HAFM
appliance because the
link may be down, or the
HAFM appliance or
Element Manager is
busy.
Action
Install the firmware after CTP card
synchronization completes.
Retry the operation later. If the
condition persists, contact the next
level of support.
Perform a swap only on a port that
is installed.
Click OK to delete the log contents
or click Cancel to cancel the
operation.
Start the HAFM application to
connect to the HAFM appliance.
Continuing will activate the current
configuration, which may have
been configured by a FICON host.
Ensure file name and drive are
correct.
Ensure file name and directory are
correct. Or, obtain a valid
firmware file from your service
representative.
Retry the operation later. If the
condition persists, contact the next
level of support.