Using The Predictive Self-Healing Commands; Using The Fmdump Command - Sun Microsystems Sun Fire V445 Server Administration Manual

System Generated Predictive Self-Healing Message
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Output Displayed
Jul 1 14:30:20 sunrise EVENT-ID: afc7e660-d609-4b2f-
86b8-ae7c6b8d50c4
Jul 1 14:30:20 sunrise DESC:
Jul 1 14:30:20 sunrise A problem was detected in the
PCI-Express subsystem
Jul 1 14:30:20 sunrise
http://sun.com/msg/SUN4-8000-0Y for more information.
Jul 1 14:30:20 sunrise AUTO-RESPONSE: One or more
device instances may be disabled
Jul 1 14:30:20 sunrise IMPACT: Loss of services
provided by the device instances associated with this
fault
Jul 1 14:30:20 sunrise REC-ACTION: Schedule a repair
procedure to replace the affected device. Use Nov 1
14:30:20 sunrise fmdump -v -u EVENT_ID to identify the
device or contact Sun for support.

Using the Predictive Self-Healing Commands

For complete information about Predictive Self-Healing commands, refer to the
Solaris 10 man pages. This section describes some details of the following
commands:
fmdump(1M)
fmadm(1M)
fmstat(1M)

Using the fmdump Command

After the message in
available. The fmdump command displays the contents of any log files associated
with the Solaris Fault Manager.
The fmdump command produces output similar to
there is only one fault.
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Refer to
is displayed, more information about the fault is
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Description
EVENT-ID: The Universally
Unique event ID (UUID) for this
fault
DESC: A basic description of the
failure
WEBSITE: Where to find specific
information and actions for this
fault
AUTO-RESPONSE: What, if
anything, the system did to
alleviate any follow-on issues
IMPACT: A description of what that
response may have done
REC-ACTION: A short description
of what the system administrator
should do
. This example assumes
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