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After a power cycle, HIL-1610 WARNING appeared on the HP Stor-
ageWorks 8/40 SAN Switch, reporting that Fan/PS unit 1 was not
supplying power; fan speeds were not available.
HP StorageWorks Encryption SAN Switch can go to the faulty state
after upgrading to any Fabric OS 6.2.0x version.
Firmwarecommit can fail on the HP StorageWorks Encryption SAN
Switch or encryption blade with a message about a missing properties
file when upgrading to Fabric OS 6.2.0d or later.
An internal timing race condition can cause one or more F_Ports or
E_Ports to be brought down, leading to frame discards. The port will
be brought back online automatically at the end of the HA or firmware
upgrade operation.
In a FICON environment, some frame drops occur on TI zone-enabled
ISLs during an upgrade to or from Fabric OS 6.2.0x. This causes Inter-
face Control Checks (IFCCs) to be reported.
Fabric OS 6.2.1a fixes
Table 9 lists defects closed in the Fabric OS 6.2.1a firmware release.
Table 9 Fabric OS 6.2.1a closed defects
Closed defect summary
Device connectivity across the FCIP link with the HP StorageWorks
400 MP Router or MP Router blade will be lost after WAN issues.
Credit information from the portshow of the FCIP tunnel will display
a negative credit number.
SMI failed to discover all switches over EX_Port after hafailover,
and reports LOGIN FAILED after the GPL2 query targeted to the
translate domain is rejected.
SFP power supply values are not displayed correctly after doing a
nondisruptive firmware upgrade to Fabric OS 6.2.1.
High CPU load from DCFM doing supportsave causes the port to
go offline with a laser FLT/link reset.
Name server database counts do not match for Fabric OS 6.2.1 and
M-EOS 9.9.0 switches in the same fabric, so the host cannot see the
device. This occurs when an HBA capable of an RHBA command and
an M-EOS switch are in the same fabric.
Closed defect summary
HP StorageWorks Fabric OS 6.2.2a Release Notes
Solution
Fixed in Fabric OS 6.2.1
Workaround prior to update:
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This warning can be safely ignored
when seen at boot time. It is caused
by a single false sensor reading
below minimum.
Fixed in Fabric OS 6.2.1
Fixed in Fabric OS 6.2.1
Fixed in Fabric OS 6.2.1
Fixed in Fabric OS 6.2.1
Solution
Fixed in Fabric OS 6.2.1a
Fixed in Fabric OS 6.2.1a
Fixed in Fabric OS 6.2.1a
Workaround prior to update:
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Executing the same command again
shows the correct values.
Fixed in Fabric OS 6.2.1a
Fixed in Fabric OS 6.2.1a
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