Technical data

Message Type
Description Action
89 INVALID CONFIG
BOX #<n>, BAY <n>
Error
For the MSA1500, before
using an attached MSA20,
the MSA20 is checked
to see if any hard drives
contain configuration data
from a source other than
the MSA1500. If so, the
enclosure is failed and
this message is displayed.
An MSA20 attached to
an MSA1500 must be
configured by the 1500.
Attaching an MSA20 that
was configured by a Smart
Array Controller is not
supported and will result
in data loss of that existing
MSA20 configuration.
Replace the indicated hard
drive.
100 VOLU
ME #<n>
STATE OK
Informa
tional
The confi
gured volume
has retu
rned to its normal
operati
ng state. This
typically occurs after a
rebuild operation has
completed.
101 VOLUME #<n>
STATE FAILED
Error
The configured volume has
been failed because too
many SCSI hard drives that
it is composed of have
failed, exceeding the fault
tolerance level. The data
on the configured volume is
no longer available. There
is a risk of data loss.
Thefailedharddrivesshould
be replaced as soon as
possible. If necessary,
restore data from backup.
102 VOLUME #<n>
STATE INTERIM
RECOVERY
Informational
The array controller has
failed one or more
SCSI hard drives that
the configured volume is
composed of, but no data
loss has occurred because
fault tolerance is allowing
the data to be recovered.
Thefailedharddrivesshould
be replaced as soon as
possible.
103 VOLUME #<n>
STATE REBUILDING
Informational The configured volume is
rebuilding data on a SCSI
hard drive that replaced a
previously failed drive.
104 VOLUME #<n>
STATE DISABLED
Error
The configured volume has
been disabled because
too many of the SCSI hard
drives that it is composed of
are missing.
Power off the MSA and all
attached external 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 storage enclosures
and then the MSA.
105 VOLUME #<n>
STATE EXPANSION
ACTIVE
Informational The configured volume
is currently performing
a volume expansion
operation.
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