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Dell Event Message Reference
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Notes, Cautions, and Warnings NOTE: A NOTE indicates important information that helps you make better use of your computer. CAUTION: A CAUTION indicates either potential damage to hardware or loss of data and tells you how to avoid the problem. WARNING: A WARNING indicates a potential for property damage, personal injury, or death. © 2013 Dell Inc.
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Contents Notes, Cautions, and Warnings...................................................................................................2 1 Introduction................................................................................................................................73 2 AMP Event Messages..............................................................................................................75 AMP0300........................................................................................
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ASR0000..................................................................................................................................................................91 ASR0001..................................................................................................................................................................91 ASR0002.................................................................................................................................................................
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BAR044..................................................................................................................................................................110 BAR046..................................................................................................................................................................111 BAR048..................................................................................................................................................................
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BAR004..................................................................................................................................................................130 BAR005..................................................................................................................................................................131 BAR006..................................................................................................................................................................
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BAR106..................................................................................................................................................................150 BAR107..................................................................................................................................................................150 BAR108..................................................................................................................................................................
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BAT0001................................................................................................................................................................171 BAT0002................................................................................................................................................................171 BAT0003................................................................................................................................................................
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BIOS015.................................................................................................................................................................191 BIOS016.................................................................................................................................................................192 BIOS017.................................................................................................................................................................
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CPU0016................................................................................................................................................................213 CPU0021................................................................................................................................................................214 CPU0024................................................................................................................................................................
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CTL25.....................................................................................................................................................................235 CTL26.....................................................................................................................................................................235 CTL27...............................................................................................................................................................
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CTL63.....................................................................................................................................................................257 CTL64.....................................................................................................................................................................257 CTL65...............................................................................................................................................................
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DH004....................................................................................................................................................................278 DH005....................................................................................................................................................................279 DH006.................................................................................................................................................................
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DIAG8155..............................................................................................................................................................301 DIAG8156..............................................................................................................................................................302 DIAG8157..............................................................................................................................................................
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ENC12....................................................................................................................................................................322 ENC13....................................................................................................................................................................323 ENC14.................................................................................................................................................................
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FAN0006................................................................................................................................................................345 FAN0007................................................................................................................................................................346 FAN0008................................................................................................................................................................
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HWC1000...............................................................................................................................................................369 HWC1001...............................................................................................................................................................369 HWC1002...............................................................................................................................................................
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HWC4002...............................................................................................................................................................389 HWC4003...............................................................................................................................................................390 HWC4010...............................................................................................................................................................
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HWC8002...............................................................................................................................................................410 HWC8003...............................................................................................................................................................411 HWC8004...............................................................................................................................................................
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JCP029..................................................................................................................................................................431 JCP030..................................................................................................................................................................431 JCP031..................................................................................................................................................................
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LC036.....................................................................................................................................................................451 LC037.....................................................................................................................................................................451 LC038...............................................................................................................................................................
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LIC002....................................................................................................................................................................472 LIC003....................................................................................................................................................................472 LIC004..............................................................................................................................................................
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26 LOG Event Messages............................................................................................................493 LOG320..................................................................................................................................................................493 LOG321..................................................................................................................................................................493 LOG322.............................
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MEM1005..............................................................................................................................................................514 MEM1006..............................................................................................................................................................514 MEM1007..............................................................................................................................................................
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NIC002...................................................................................................................................................................534 NIC003...................................................................................................................................................................535 NIC004................................................................................................................................................................
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OSD9.....................................................................................................................................................................554 OSD10...................................................................................................................................................................555 OSD11..................................................................................................................................................................
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OSD51...................................................................................................................................................................574 OSD52...................................................................................................................................................................574 OSD53...................................................................................................................................................................
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PCI1314.................................................................................................................................................................592 PCI1316.................................................................................................................................................................593 PCI1318.................................................................................................................................................................
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PDR100..................................................................................................................................................................614 PDR101..................................................................................................................................................................614 PDR11...................................................................................................................................................................
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PDR49....................................................................................................................................................................636 PDR5.....................................................................................................................................................................636 PDR50.................................................................................................................................................................
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PDR88....................................................................................................................................................................657 PDR9.....................................................................................................................................................................658 PDR93.................................................................................................................................................................
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PDR206..................................................................................................................................................................679 PDR207..................................................................................................................................................................680 PDR208..................................................................................................................................................................
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PR23......................................................................................................................................................................700 PR24......................................................................................................................................................................700 PR25................................................................................................................................................................
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PSU1005................................................................................................................................................................719 PSU1006................................................................................................................................................................720 PSU1007................................................................................................................................................................
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PSU0906................................................................................................................................................................741 PSU0907................................................................................................................................................................741 PSU0908................................................................................................................................................................
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PWR1005...............................................................................................................................................................762 PWR1006...............................................................................................................................................................762 PWR1007...............................................................................................................................................................
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RAC0502................................................................................................................................................................782 RAC0503................................................................................................................................................................782 RAC0504................................................................................................................................................................
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RAC0107................................................................................................................................................................801 RAC0108................................................................................................................................................................802 RAC0113................................................................................................................................................................
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RAC0180................................................................................................................................................................821 RAC0206................................................................................................................................................................821 RAC0207................................................................................................................................................................
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RAC0253................................................................................................................................................................840 RAC0254................................................................................................................................................................841 RAC0255................................................................................................................................................................
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RAC0301................................................................................................................................................................860 RAC0302................................................................................................................................................................860 RAC0303................................................................................................................................................................
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RAC936..................................................................................................................................................................879 RAC937..................................................................................................................................................................880 RAC938..................................................................................................................................................................
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RAC977..................................................................................................................................................................899 RAC978..................................................................................................................................................................899 RAC979..................................................................................................................................................................
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RAC1016................................................................................................................................................................918 RAC1017................................................................................................................................................................919 RAC1018................................................................................................................................................................
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RDU0011................................................................................................................................................................939 RDU0012................................................................................................................................................................939 RDU0013................................................................................................................................................................
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42 RFL Event Messages.............................................................................................................961 RFL2000.................................................................................................................................................................961 RFL2002.................................................................................................................................................................961 RFL2003...........................
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RRDU0011..............................................................................................................................................................982 46 RSI Event Messages.............................................................................................................983 RSI0001.................................................................................................................................................................983 RSI0002............................
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SEC0609...............................................................................................................................................................1000 SEC0610...............................................................................................................................................................1000 SEC0611...............................................................................................................................................................
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SEL1500...............................................................................................................................................................1020 SEL1501...............................................................................................................................................................1020 SEL1502...............................................................................................................................................................
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STOR010..............................................................................................................................................................1042 STOR011..............................................................................................................................................................1042 STOR012..............................................................................................................................................................
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STOR059..............................................................................................................................................................1061 STOR061..............................................................................................................................................................1062 STOR060..............................................................................................................................................................
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51 SUP Event Messages.........................................................................................................1083 SUP001................................................................................................................................................................1083 SUP002................................................................................................................................................................1083 SUP003.................................
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SUP0528..............................................................................................................................................................1102 SUP0529..............................................................................................................................................................1102 SUP0530..............................................................................................................................................................
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SUP0130..............................................................................................................................................................1121 SUP0131..............................................................................................................................................................1122 SUP1901..............................................................................................................................................................
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SWC0011.............................................................................................................................................................1141 SWC0012.............................................................................................................................................................1141 SWC0013.............................................................................................................................................................
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SWC0052.............................................................................................................................................................1160 SWC0053.............................................................................................................................................................1161 SWC0054.............................................................................................................................................................
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SWC0278.............................................................................................................................................................1180 SWC0279.............................................................................................................................................................1180 SWC0280.............................................................................................................................................................
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SWC0320.............................................................................................................................................................1199 SWC0321.............................................................................................................................................................1200 SWC0322.............................................................................................................................................................
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SWC0138.............................................................................................................................................................1218 SWC0139.............................................................................................................................................................1219 SWC0140.............................................................................................................................................................
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SWC0219.............................................................................................................................................................1238 SWC0220.............................................................................................................................................................1238 SWC0221.............................................................................................................................................................
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SYS102................................................................................................................................................................1257 SYS103................................................................................................................................................................1258 SYS104................................................................................................................................................................
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SYS058................................................................................................................................................................1278 SYS059................................................................................................................................................................1279 SYS060................................................................................................................................................................
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TMP0114.............................................................................................................................................................1299 TMP0115.............................................................................................................................................................1300 TMP0116.............................................................................................................................................................
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56 UEFI Event Messages.........................................................................................................1321 UEFI0000..............................................................................................................................................................1321 UEFI0001..............................................................................................................................................................1321 UEFI0002..............................
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VDR1...................................................................................................................................................................1339 VDR10..................................................................................................................................................................1339 VDR11..................................................................................................................................................................
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VDR48..................................................................................................................................................................1360 VDR49..................................................................................................................................................................1360 VDR5...................................................................................................................................................................
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VF004...................................................................................................................................................................1382 VF005...................................................................................................................................................................1383 VF006.................................................................................................................................................................
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VF046...................................................................................................................................................................1401 VF047...................................................................................................................................................................1402 VF048.................................................................................................................................................................
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VFL0003...............................................................................................................................................................1422 VFL0004...............................................................................................................................................................1422 VFL0005...............................................................................................................................................................
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VFL0045...............................................................................................................................................................1441 VFL0046...............................................................................................................................................................1442 61 VFLA Event Messages........................................................................................................1443 VFLA1000..............................
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VLT0229...............................................................................................................................................................1463 VLT0230...............................................................................................................................................................1464 VLT0231...............................................................................................................................................................
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VRM0020.............................................................................................................................................................
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1 Introduction The Event Message Reference contains the error and event information generated by firmware and other agents that monitor system components. These events might be logged, presented to the user on one of the system management consoles, or both logged and displayed. Each event consists of the following fields: Message ID Message The unique alphanumeric identifier for the event.
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Severity 3 Information Indicates a medium-to-low impact problem that involves a partial or noncritical loss of functionality; operations are impaired but can continue to function. LCD Message The event message text that is displayed on the system's LCD. Initial Default Event messages result in event actions such as logging, SNMP or email alerts. Generally, the event actions are configurable using the Dell iDRAC event action filtering feature.
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2 AMP Event Messages AMP0300 The system boardarg1current is less than the lower warning threshold. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action Review system power policy, check system logs for power related failures, and review system configuration changes. Category System Health SubCategory AMP = Amperage Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID 2178 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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LCD Message System board current is outside of range. Contact Support Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE AMP0302 The system boardarg1current is greater than the upper warning threshold. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description Product documentation contains information on correct configuration.
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LCD Message System board current is outside of range. Contact Support Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE AMP0304 The system boardarg1current is outside of range. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description Product documentation contains information on correct configuration.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE AMP0306 Disk drive bayarg1current is less than the lower warning threshold. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action Review system power policy, check system logs for power related failures, and review system configuration changes.
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LCD Message Disk drive bay current is outside of range. Contact Support Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE AMP0308 Disk drive bayarg1current is greater than the upper warning threshold. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description Product documentation contains information on correct configuration.
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LCD Message Disk drive bay current is outside of range. Contact Support Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE AMP0310 Disk drive bayarg1current is outside of range. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description Product documentation contains information on correct configuration.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE AMP0312 Message System level current is less than the lower warning threshold. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action Review system power policy, check system logs for power related failures, and review system configuration changes.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE AMP0314 Message System level current is greater than the upper warning threshold. Detailed Description Product documentation contains information on correct configuration. The failure could also be caused by a faulty component or related cabling. System performance may be degraded.
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AMP0316 Message System level current is outside of range. Detailed Description Product documentation contains information on correct configuration. The failure could also be caused by a faulty component or related cabling. System performance may be degraded. Recommended Response Action Review system power policy, check system logs for power related failures, and review system configuration changes.
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Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action Review system power policy, check system logs for power related failures, and review system configuration changes Category System Health SubCategory AMP = Amperage Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category System Health SubCategory AMP = Amperage Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE AMP0321 Message Chassis power level current is greater than the upper critical threshold.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE AMP0323 Message Chassis power level current is within range. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE AMP401 Unable to read thearg1sensor value. Message Arguments • arg1 = sensor name Detailed Description The current sensor identified in the message has failed. This condition can cause system performance issues and degradation in the moitoring capability of the system.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE AMP403 Thearg1sensor state has changed to a warning state with a value ofarg2A.
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Detailed Description The current sensor identified in the message may be faulty. This condition can cause system performance issues and degradation in the moitoring capability of the system. Recommended Response Action Check the Embedded System Management (ESM) Log for any sensor related faults. If there is a faulty sensor, replace the system board. For more information, contact your service provider.
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3 ASR Event Messages ASR0000 Message The watchdog timer expired. Detailed Description The operating system or potentially an application failed to communicate to the baseboard management controller (BMC) within the timeout period. Recommended Response Action Check the operating system, application, hardware, and system event log for exception events.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE ASR0002 Message The watchdog timer powered off the system. Detailed Description The operating system or an application failed to communicate to the baseboard management controller (BMC). The system powered off per the configured setting.
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ASR0008 Message The watchdog timer interrupt was initiated. Detailed Description The operating system or an application failed to communicate to the baseboard management controller (BMC) within the timeout period. The BMC invoked a system interrupt. (IPMI sensor type code 23h - offset 00h) Recommended Response Action Check the operating system, application, hardware, and system event log for exception events.
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Detailed Description The operating system or an application failed to communicate to the system board within the timeout period. The system was reset per the configured setting. (IPMI sensor type code 23h offset 01h event 3:0 - 2h) Recommended Response Action Check the operating system, application, hardware, and system event log for exception events.
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Recommended Response Action Check the operating system, application, hardware, and system event log for exception events. Category System Health SubCategory ASR = Auto Sys Reset Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2233 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2233 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE ASR0105 Message The OS watchdog timer powered off the system. Detailed Description The operating system or an application failed to failed to communicate within the timeout period. The system was powered off.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE ASR0107 Message The OS watchdog timer pre-timeout interrupt was initiated. Detailed Description The operating system or an application failed to respond to a pre-notification with-in the timeout period.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE ASR200 The watchdog timer expired atarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = day month date hh:mm:ss yyyy Detailed Description The watchdog timer has expired at the date and time identified in the message, because iDRAC did not receive a response within the specified time.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE ASR202 The watchdog timer turned off the system atarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = day month date hh:mm:ss yyyy Detailed Description The watchdog timer has turned off the system after the specified time at the date and time identified in the message, because the operating system has crashed or hung.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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4 BAR Event Messages BAR001 Message Export System Profile requested. Detailed Description A system profile export has been requested. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR007 Message Export System Profile completed. Detailed Description System profile exported. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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BAR011 Message Unable to collect Hardware Inventory information. Detailed Description Hardware Inventory data collection and export has failed. Recommended Response Action Enter system services to enter Unified Server Configurator (USC), and select exit and reboot option in USC to instantiate the database, if Collect System Inventory on Restart (CSIOR) is not enabled. If the hardware inventory database is present, reboot the Integrated Remote Access Controller (iDRAC)and retry.
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BAR015 Message Backup file data processing error. Detailed Description The Backup file information was not properly processed and the operation cannot continue. This can be due to resource constraints within the processing environment. If the network share is read only, this error will be thrown also. Recommended Response Action If this is backup to network share, check to make sure network share is read/write accessible. Reboot the Integrated Remote Access Controller and retry the operation.
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Detailed Description A system profile backup file validation is in progress. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR025 Message Restoring Component Firmware. Detailed Description For each component with firmware, an update is in progress.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR029 Message Restoring Integrated Remote Access Controller firmware. Detailed Description The Integrated Remote Access Controller firmware and configuration import is in progress. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR033 Message Unable to Restore Lifecycle Controller data. Detailed Description Lifecycle Controller data import has failed. Recommended Response Action 1. Download and apply the Dell Update Package for the Unified Server Configurator (USC). 2. Run System Services to update the database if CSIOR is not enabled. 3. Reboot the system and retry.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR036 Message System Reset or Lifecycle Controller Actions Canceled, System Profile Failure Recovery initiated. Detailed Description A system profile import failed and has left the system in an unusable state. Attempting to setup the environment for normal operation. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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BAR040 Message Unable to access vFlash. Detailed Description Access to the vFlash Card is not possible, or has been denied. Recommended Response Action Make sure the vFlash is enabled, not write protected, and initialized. Then try the operation again. Category Configuration SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Polling to allow the host system to shut down before proceeding. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action Perform a System Profile import from a previously backup file. If no backup file is available contact hardware vendor. Category Configuration SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action Enter the iDRAC configuration utility. Select the System Services option in the main selection screen. Choose the "Cancel Lifecycle Controller Actions" / "Cancel System Services" operation and follow the directions to ensure this operation is performed. If "Cancel Lifecycle Controller Actions" / "Cancel System Services" is not available, remove power from the system, wait 1 minute and reapply power. If this fails to correct the issue contact Customer Support.
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Detailed Description The configuration import was successful for the specified device. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR059 Message Validating CIFS destination access.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR061 Message Collecting System Information. Detailed Description Collecting system information and placing it in the export backup file.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR063 Message Collecting Lifecycle Controller Firmware images. Detailed Description Collecting the Lifecycle Controller firmware images and placing them in the export backup file. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR065 Message Collecting Integrated Remote Access Controller configuration. Detailed Description Collecting the Integrated Remote Access Controller configuration and placing it in the export backup file. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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BAR067 Message vFlash media not initialized. Detailed Description The system profile export destination is not initialized. Recommended Response Action Initialize the vFlash media and retry the operation. Category Configuration SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The system profile export failed as there is insufficient space on the vFlash media. Recommended Response Action Delete partitions and free up 384 MB of space on the current vFlash media, or use new vFlash media. Category Configuration SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR072 Message Format of vFlash Backup partition unsuccessful. Detailed Description The vFlash backup partition format failed.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR074 Message Unable to collect Firmware Inventory information. Detailed Description The collection and export of firmware inventory data failed. Recommended Response Action Apply the Dell Update Package for Unified Server Configurator (USC).
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR076 Message Unable to collect the Configuration database. Detailed Description The collection and export of Lifecycle Controller Configuration Database failed.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR078 Message Unable to collect the Integrated Remote Access Controller firmware. Detailed Description The collection and export of Integrated Remote Access Controller firmware failed. Recommended Response Action Apply the integrated remote access controller firmware, manually set the configuration attributes, and try the operation again.
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BAR080 Message Restoring Lifecycle Controller Configuration database. Detailed Description Importing the Lifecycle Controller configuration database from the system profile backup file. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Remote access controller firmware and configuration import in progress. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action Obtain a valid host system backup image and try the operation again. Reboot the remote access controller and try the operation again. If the error continues, download a new remote access controller firmware image and try the operation again. Category Configuration SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Dell Update Packages for USC, Diagnostics Driver Packs, and device firmware for all host system devices, install all packages and retry the operation. Category Configuration SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR003 Message Preparing vFlash Backup partition.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR005 Message Collecting Lifecycle Controller data. Detailed Description The Lifecycle Controller data is being collected and copied into the backup file. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR008 Message Invalid Backup file passphrase provided. Detailed Description The passphrase provided is invalid. Recommended Response Action Verify the request parameters and retry. Check passphrase for rule validity. NOTE: A valid passphrase contains 8 to 32 characters.
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BAR012 Message Unable to collect Lifecycle Controller data. Detailed Description Lifecycle Controller data collection and export has failed. Recommended Response Action 1. Download and apply the Dell Update Package (DUP) for USC. 2. Run System Services to update the database if CSIOR is not enabled. 3. Reboot the system and retry. If these operations fail, download the Field Service Repair software and repair the Lifecycle Controller.
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BAR016 Message Import System Profile requested. Detailed Description A system profile import has been requested. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The Lifecycle Controller data is being imported from the backup file. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR026 Message Restoring Component Configuration. Detailed Description The configuration is being set for each component.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR030 Message Import System Profile Complete, restarting Integrated Remote Access Controller. Detailed Description The import system profile is complete. iDRAC restarts to complete restore. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR034 Message Unable to Restore Integrated Remote Access Controller firmware. Detailed Description The Integrated Remote Access Controller(iDRAC) firmware import has failed. Recommended Response Action Download the firmware for the Integrated Remote Access Controller(iDRAC) and apply it.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR039 Message License not present. Detailed Description The license required for operation is not present. Recommended Response Action Use supported vFlash media and licensing for this feature, and try the operation again.
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BAR043 Message Timeout waiting for Unified Server Configurator to exit. Detailed Description A timeout occurred waiting for the Unified Server Configurator (USC) to exit. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The System Profile operation was canceled as part of a clean up operation performed during a restart of the Integrated Remote Access Controller. Recommended Response Action Resubmit the System Profile operation. Category Configuration SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR089 Message Lifecycle Controller needs to be updated.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR091 Message System Profile Backup completed. Detailed Description A System Profile Backup request made by the user of the Unified Server Configurator interface has completed.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR093 Message Disconnect from CIFS unsuccessful. Detailed Description The attempt to disconnect from the user supplied CIFS location has failed.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR095 Message Another Restore operation already in progress. Detailed Description The request to restore a System Profile from a Backup file has failed as there is already a request in progress. Recommended Response Action If possible monitor the in progress job for completion and then retry the request.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR097 Message USC incompatibility detected. Detailed Description The current USC software installed on the system does not have Backup and Restore feture support. Recommended Response Action Obtain the USC update package with Backup and Restore support, update the software and try the operation again.
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BAR099 Message Collecting License data. Detailed Description License data is being collected and copied into the backup Server Profile. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Importing license data from the backup Server Profile Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory BAR = Backup/Restore Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR104 Message Unable to collect system branding data. Detailed Description Cannot collect system branding data to copy to backup Server Profile.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR106 Message Unable to restore system branding data. Detailed Description Cannot import system branding data from the backup Server Profile. Recommended Response Action Retry the operation. If the issue continues, contact the service provider.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAR108 Message License to Export and Import Server Profile not present. Detailed Description The license required for Server Profile Import and Export operations to function is not present. Recommended Response Action Obtain the license for Server Profile Export and Import from the service provider. Install the license and retry the operation.
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5 BAT Event Messages BAT1000 Battery onarg1is missing. Message Arguments • arg1 = controller name Detailed Description The controller cannot communicate with the battery. The battery is absent or improperly connected. A battery with a weak or depleted charge may also cause this message. Recommended Response Action Verify that the device is present and then check the cables. See the storage hardware documentation to verify cabling.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAT1002 The battery onarg1learn cycle has started. Message Arguments • arg1 = Controller name Detailed Description This alert is provided for informational purposes. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Trap/EventID 4275 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE BAT1004 The battery onarg1learn cycle has timed out. Message Arguments • arg1 = Controller name Detailed Description The controller battery must be fully charged before the learn cycle can begin.
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SubCategory BAT = Battery Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAT1006 The battery onarg1learn cycle will start inarg2days.
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Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Storage SubCategory BAT = Battery Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAT1008 Write policy onarg1was changed to Write Through.
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Detailed Description The controller battery health has returned to normal. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Storage SubCategory BAT = Battery Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 4275 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description This alert is provided for informational purposes. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Storage SubCategory BAT = Battery Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The battery cannot be recharged further. Recommended Response Action Replace the battery pack. Category Storage SubCategory BAT = Battery Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAT1014 arg1battery charge in-progress.
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Detailed Description Diagnostic event for service to determine if there is an ambient temperature problem. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Storage SubCategory BAT = Battery Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description This alert is provided for informational purposes. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Storage SubCategory BAT = Battery Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description This alert is provided for informational purposes. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Storage SubCategory BAT = Battery Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The controller battery cannot maintain sufficient charge level to function properly or the battery is discharging. Recommended Response Action Check for other events related to the state of the battery.These may help determine the cause of this event. Category Storage SubCategory BAT = Battery Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID 4274 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The battery health has returned to normal. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Storage SubCategory BAT = Battery Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 4275 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE BAT1024 Errors detected with battery onarg1.
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Detailed Description The controller was unable to recover data from the cache. This may indicate data loss has occurred. Recommended Response Action Verify that the battery is charged and in good health. See the hardware documentation for more information. When the battery charge is unacceptably low, the battery cannot maintain cached data. Data loss may also have occurred, restoring data from backups may be needed. Verify whether the battery has met its recharge limit.
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Arguments • arg1 = controller name Detailed Description The battery successfully completed a charge cycle. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Storage SubCategory BAT = Battery Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 4275 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Arguments • arg1 = controller name Detailed Description The controller battery cannot recharge. The battery may have already recharged the maximum number of times or the battery charger may not be working. Recommended Response Action Contact technical support. Category Storage SubCategory BAT = Battery Event Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 4273 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Arguments • arg1 = controller name Detailed Description The room temperature may be too hot. In addition, the system fan may be degraded or failed. Recommended Response Action Verify that the room temperature is normal and that fans are functioning properly. See the storage hardware documentation for acceptable operating temperatures. Category Storage SubCategory BAT = Battery Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID 4274 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Arguments • arg1 = controller name Detailed Description The controller cannot communicate with the battery. Either the battery was removed, or the contact point between the controller and the battery is degraded. Recommended Response Action Make sure that the battery is present and properly connected. If the battery is present, wait for a few minutes and re-check if the battery is detected.
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BAT0000 Message The system board battery is low. Detailed Description System settings may be preserved if input power is not removed from the power supplies. Recommended Response Action Check the system board battery at the next service window. Category System Health SubCategory BAT = Battery Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID 2226 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description System settings may be preserved if input power is not removed from the power supplies. Recommended Response Action Check the system board battery. Category System Health SubCategory BAT = Battery Event Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2225 LCD Message System board battery has failed. Check battery Initial Default.
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Category System Health SubCategory BAT = Battery Event Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2225 LCD Message System board battery is absent. Check battery Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE BAT0005 Message The storage battery is low. Detailed Description The system has to remain powered on to charge the battery.
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Trap/EventID 2227 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE BAT0007 Message The storage battery has failed. Detailed Description The PERC RAID controller battery may have failed because of thermal exceptions. Recommended Response Action 1) Verify the PERC RAID controller battery installation.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE BAT0009 Message The storage battery is absent. Detailed Description The PERC RAID controller battery may report absent due to disconnect or thermal exceptions. Recommended Response Action 1) Verify the PERC RAID controller battery installation. 2) If installed, reseat or reconnect the battery and cables.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE BAT0011 The storage battery for disk drive bayarg1is operating normally. Message Arguments • arg1 = bay Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action Verify the battery installation, check the system logs for thermal related issues.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE BAT0013 The storage battery for disk drive bayarg1is present. Message Arguments • arg1 = bay Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory BAT = Battery Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2227 LCD Message No LCD message display defined.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE BAT0015 Thearg1battery is low. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description System settings may be preserved if input power is not removed from the power supplies. Recommended Response Action Check the battery at the next service window.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE BAT0017 Thearg1battery has failed. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description System settings may be preserved if input power is not removed from the power supplies. Recommended Response Action Check the battery.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE BAT0019 Thearg1battery is absent. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description System settings may be preserved if input power is not removed from the power supplies. Recommended Response Action Check the battery to confirm presence.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAT0031 Message The system board battery status is unknown. Detailed Description The system battery level is unknown, and if the input power is disconnected, the system settings will not be preserved. Recommended Response Action Replace the the battery.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BAT1036 The battery onarg1is discharging. Message Arguments • arg1 = controller name Detailed Description The battery on the controller identified in the message is being discharged. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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6 BIOS Event Messages BIOS101 Message Unable to read or change any of the system BIOS configuration settings. Detailed Description The system configuration data that BIOS exposes to Server Administrator is malformed or not available and Server Administrator is unable to read or change any of the system BIOS configuration setttings. Recommended Response Action Power cycle the system and retry the operation. If the problem persists, reinstall the BIOS firmware Update Package.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BIOS102 Message A system BIOS update is scheduled that requires a reboot. Detailed Description A BIOS update job is scheduled through the remote access controller, and the system must be rebooted to apply the update. Recommended Response Action Reboot the system to apply the BIOS update.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BIOS002 Message Resource allocation failure. Detailed Description Unable to allocate required memory to perform the requested operation; see the inserted comment. Recommended Response Action Power cycle system and reapply firmware packages for Lifecycle Controller and iDRAC.
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BIOS004 Invalid parameter value forarg1 Message Arguments • arg1 = attribute name Detailed Description The value for the specified parameter is invalid. Recommended Response Action Verify that parameter values passed to the method are entered as they appear in the enumeration and parameter data type matches the documentation. \n Category Configuration SubCategory BIOS = BIOS Management Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined.
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BIOS006 Message Configuration job already created, cannot set attribute on specified target until existing job is completed or is cancelled Detailed Description Configuration job already created on the specified target. No further command is allowed until the existing job succeeds or the job is cancelled \n Recommended Response Action Wait for the job to complete; to continue with more sets on the specified target, cancel the job and proceed.
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BIOS008 Message No pending data present to create a Configuration job Detailed Description No changes are available between the previous configuration and the current configuration.
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BIOS010 Message Lifecycle Controller is not enabled, cannot create Configuration job. Detailed Description For 11G systems: System Services must be enabled to perform the requested operation. System Services has been disabled through the iDRAC configuration utility accessed by pressing CTRL+E on boot up or through a remote operation. For 12G systems: Lifecycle Controller must be enabled to perform the requested operation.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BIOS012 Message No pending data to delete. Detailed Description No changes to BIOS attribute data are available between the previous configuration and the current configuration. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BIOS014 Invalid AttributeValue for AttributeName:arg1 Message Arguments • arg1 = attribute name Detailed Description AttributeValue may be invalid because of the following causes: \n1. Length of new AttributeValue is not within minLength and maxLength \n2. Value of new AttributeValue is not within LowerBound and UpperBound \n3.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BIOS016 AttributeValue cannot be changed for disabled AttributeNamearg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = attribute name Detailed Description A set attribute operation was attempted on a disabled attribute. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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7 BOOT Event Messages BOOT001 Message The command was successful. Detailed Description The command was successful. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory BOOT = BOOT Control Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BOOT003 Message Method not supported Detailed Description This operation is not supported on the current configuration.
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BOOT005 Message Missing required parameter. Detailed Description One or more of the invoked methods required parameters are missing. Recommended Response Action Check documentation for the method in question and try again. Category Configuration SubCategory BOOT = BOOT Control Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description One or more of the Boot Source instance IDs does not belong to the affected Boot Configuration. Recommended Response Action ChangeBootOrderByInstanceID only accepts Boot Sources from the impacted Boot Configuration. Verify that all source arguments belong to the desired Boot Configuration. Category Configuration SubCategory BOOT = BOOT Control Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action Verify that Boot Sources for the indicated Boot Configuration are displaying when enumerating DCIM_BootSourceSetting. Power cycle system and reapply firmware packages for Lifecycle Controller and iDRAC. Category Configuration SubCategory BOOT = BOOT Control Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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SubCategory BOOT = BOOT Control Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE BOOT012 Message Job started to attach and set vFlash SD card partition for OneTime boot.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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8 CBL Event Messages CBL0001 Backplanearg1power cable disconnected. Message Arguments • arg1 = Bay ID Detailed Description A backplane signal cable was detected, but the accompanying power cable was not present. Recommended Response Action Check backplane configuration. Re-connect cable. If the issue persists, contact technical support. Refer to the product documentation to choose a convenient contact method.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CBL0003 Backplanearg1connectorarg2disconnected. No cable detected. Message Arguments • • arg1 = Bay ID arg2 = Connector Name Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action Check backplane configuration. Re-connect cable.
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Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CBL0005 Backplanearg1connectorarg2incorrectly connected to motherboard SATA controller.
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SubCategory CBL = Cable Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CBL0007 Backplanearg1arg2cable and backplanearg3arg4cable are swapped.
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9 CPU Event Messages CPU0000 CPUarg1has an internal error (IERR). Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description System event log and OS logs may indicate that the exception is external to the processor. Recommended Response Action Review System Event Log and Operating System Logs. If the issue persists, contact technical support. Refer to the product documentation to choose a convenient contact method.
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LCD Message CPU has a thermal trip. Check CPU heat sink Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE CPU0002 CPUarg1has failed the built-in self-test (BIST). Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action 1) Turn system off and remove input power for one minute. Re-apply input power and turn system on.
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SubCategory CPU = Processor Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2241 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE CPU0004 CPUarg1failed to initialize. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action 1) Turn system off and remove input power for one minute.
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Category System Health SubCategory CPU = Processor Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2241 LCD Message CPU configuration is unsupported. Check CPU or BIOS revision Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE CPU0006 Unrecoverable CPU complex error detected on CPUarg1.
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Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory CPU = Processor Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2243 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE CPU0008 CPUarg1is disabled.
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Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory CPU = Processor Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2243 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE CPU0010 CPUarg1is throttled.
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Recommended Response Action Review System Event Log and Operating System Logs. If the issue persists, contact technical support. Refer to the product documentation to choose a convenient contact method. Category System Health SubCategory CPU = Processor Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2241 LCD Message Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception detected on CPU . Contact Support Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory CPU = Processor Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2243 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE CPU0021 CPUarg1is configured correctly.
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Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory CPU = Processor Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2243 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE CPU0025 CPUarg1terminator is absent.
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Recommended Response Action 1) Turn system off and remove input power for one minute. Re-apply input power and turn system on. 2) Make sure the processor is seated correctly. 3) If the issue still persists, contact technical support. Refer to the product documentation to choose a convenient contact method. Category System Health SubCategory CPU = Processor Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2241 LCD Message CPU initialization error detected. Power cycle system Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action Check system and operating system logs for exceptions. If no exceptions found, remove input power, reinstall the processor, then apply input power. Category System Health SubCategory CPU = Processor Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2241 LCD Message CPU bus parity error detected. Power cycle system Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action 1) Check system and operating system logs for exceptions. If no exceptions are found continue. 2) Turn system off and remove input power for one minute. Re-apply input power and turn system on. 3) Make sure the processor is seated correctly. 4) If the issue still persists, contact technical support. Refer to the product documentation to choose a convenient contact method.
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Detailed Description System performance may be degraded or the system may fail to operate. Recommended Response Action 1) Turn system off and remove input power for one minute. Re-apply input power and turn system on. 2) Make sure the processor is seated correctly. 3) If the issue still persists, contact technical support. Refer to the product documentation to choose a convenient contact method.
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Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description System performance may be degraded or the system may fail to operate. Recommended Response Action 1) Turn system off and remove input power for one minute. Re-apply input power and turn system on. 2) Make sure the processor is seated correctly. 3) If the issue still persists, contact technical support. Refer to the product documentation to choose a convenient contact method.
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CPU0805 The power input for CPUarg1voltage regulator module is outside of range, but it is attached to the system. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description System performance may be degraded or the system may fail to operate. Recommended Response Action 1) Turn system off and remove input power for one minute. Re-apply input power and turn system on. 2) Make sure the processor is seated correctly. 3) If the issue still persists, contact technical support.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE CPU0816 CPUarg1voltage regulator module is absent. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description System performance may be degraded or the system may fail to operate. Recommended Response Action if removal was unintended, check presence and re-install .
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE CPU0819 The power input for CPUarg1voltage regulator module has been restored. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE CPU9000 Message An OEM diagnostic event occurred. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory CPU = Processor Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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10 CPUA Event Messages CPUA0023 CPUarg1is absent Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action Verify processor installation. If present, reseat the processor. Category System Health SubCategory CPUA = Proc Absent Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2457 LCD Message CPU is absent. Check CPU Initial Default.
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11 CTL Event Messages CTL1 Controller event log:arg1 Message Arguments • arg1 = message Detailed Description This event is retrieved from the controller when iDRAC storage monitoring was not running. Such events which are generated in the past are logged as informational severity. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Storage SubCategory CTL = Storage Contr Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE CTL11 Configuration onarg1was reset. Message Arguments • arg1 = controller name Detailed Description A user operation to reset the controller configuration was performed. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Trap/EventID 4329 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE CTL13 Thearg1cache has been discarded. Message Arguments • arg1 = Controller name Detailed Description The controller has flushed the cache and all data in the cache has been lost.
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Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID 4330 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE CTL16 None of thearg1properties are set. Message Arguments • arg1 = Controller name Detailed Description This alert is provided for informational purposes. Recommended Response Action Re-issue the command.
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Category Storage SubCategory CTL = Storage Contr Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CTL18 Load Balance and Auto Copyback on Predictive Failure has changed forarg1.
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Category Storage SubCategory CTL = Storage Contr Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CTL2 arg1rebuild rate has changed. Message Arguments • arg1 = Controller name Detailed Description You have changed the controller rebuild rate.
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Category Storage SubCategory CTL = Storage Contr Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CTL21 Abort CC on Error and Load Balance has changed forarg1.
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Category Storage SubCategory CTL = Storage Contr Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CTL23 Copyback and Auto Copyback on Predictive Failure has changed forarg1.
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Category Storage SubCategory CTL = Storage Contr Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CTL25 Auto Copyback on Predictive Failure has changed forarg1.
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Category Storage SubCategory CTL = Storage Contr Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CTL27 Thearg1alarm is silenced. Message Arguments • arg1 = Controller name Detailed Description This alert is provided for informational purposes.
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Category Storage SubCategory CTL = Storage Contr Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 4331 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE CTL29 The Patrol Read rate has changed forarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = Controller name Detailed Description This alert is provided for informational purposes.
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Category Storage SubCategory CTL = Storage Contr Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CTL30 The Check Consistency rate has changed forarg1.
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Category Storage SubCategory CTL = Storage Contr Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CTL32 Abort CC on Error is modified forarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = Controller name Detailed Description This alert is provided for informational purposes.
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Category Storage SubCategory CTL = Storage Contr Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CTL34 A foreign configuration was cleared onarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = controller name Detailed Description This is the result of a user operation.
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Category Storage SubCategory CTL = Storage Contr Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CTL36 The Patrol Read mode has changed forarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = Controller name Detailed Description This alert is provided for informational purposes.
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Category Storage SubCategory CTL = Storage Contr Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 4331 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE CTL38 The Patrol Read operation completed forarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = controller name Detailed Description The patrol read task ended.
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Category Storage SubCategory CTL = Storage Contr Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 4331 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE CTL4 arg1alarm is disabled. Message Arguments • arg1 = Controller name Detailed Description You have disabled the controller alarm.
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the disk may be ok. If the multi-bit error occurs during a write operation, then data loss has occurred. Recommended Response Action Replace the Dual In-line Memory Module (DIMM). The DIMM is a part of the controller battery pack. Refer to the storage hardware documentation for information on replacing the DIMM. You may need to restore data from backup. Category Storage SubCategory CTL = Storage Contr Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 4329 LCD Message No LCD message display defined.
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Detailed Description An attempt to hot plug an Enclosure Management Module (EMM) has been detected. Recommended Response Action If the new enclosure and its device are not detected by the operating system, try restarting your system to verify the newly attached enclosure and its sub-components are detected. See the hardware documentation for more information.
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Arguments • • arg1 = message arg2 = Controller name Detailed Description A diagnostics test failed. The text for this message is generated by the tool that ran the diagnostics and can vary depending on the situation. Recommended Response Action Refer to the storage hardware documentation for more information on the diagnostic test. Category Storage SubCategory CTL = Storage Contr Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 4329 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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CTL46 Single-bit ECC error. Thearg1DIMM is critically degraded. Message Arguments • arg1 = Controller name Detailed Description The Dual In-line Memory Module (DIMM) is malfunctioning. Data loss or data corruption may occur.. Recommended Response Action Replace the DIMM immediately to avoid data loss or data corruption. The DIMM is a part of the controller battery pack. Refer to the storage hardware documentation for information on replacing the DIMM.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE CTL48 A foreign configuration was detected onarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = controller name Detailed Description The controller has physical disks that were moved from another controller or have been removed and replaced on the current configuration.These physical disks contain virtual disks that were created on the current or other controller.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE CTL5 Bad block replacement error onarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = Controller name Detailed Description A portion of a physical disk is damaged. See Receive a "Bad Block" Alert with "Replacement," "Sense," or "Medium" Error for more information.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE CTL51 arg1SAS port report:arg2 Message Arguments • • arg1 = Controller name arg2 = message Detailed Description The text for this message is generated by the controller during runtime and can vary depending on the situation.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 4331 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE CTL53 Message A controller hot plug has been detected. Detailed Description This alert is provided for informational purposes. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CTL55 arg1event log:arg2 Message Arguments • • arg1 = Controller name arg2 = args Detailed Description The text for this alert is generated by the controller and can vary depending on the situation.
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Recommended Response Action See the hardware documentation for more information. Category Storage SubCategory CTL = Storage Contr Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CTL57 The factory default settings were restored onarg1.
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Detailed Description The text for this alert is generated by the firmware and can vary depending on the situation. The reference to SMP in this text refers to SAS Management Protocol. Recommended Response Action There may be a SAS topology error. See the hardware documentation for information on correct SAS topology configurations. There may be problems with the cables such as a loose connection or an invalid cabling configuration.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE CTL6 Bad block sense error fromarg1 Message Arguments • arg1 = Controller name Detailed Description A portion of a physical disk is damaged. See Receive a "Bad Block" Alert with "Replacement," "Sense," or "Medium" Error for more information.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CTL61 Physical disks found missing from configuration during boot time onarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = Controller name Detailed Description The controller has detected a change in the storage configuration between since its last shut down.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE CTL63 Previous configuration was found completely missing during time boot onarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = Controller name Detailed Description The controller is unable to retrieve storage configuration saved during last shut down.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CTL65 Attempted to import Unsupported Virtual Disk type RAIDarg1onarg2. Message Arguments • • arg1 = args arg2 = Controller name Detailed Description This alert is provided for informational purposes. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CTL67 Attempted to import Virtual Disk with missing span onarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = Controller name Detailed Description This alert is provided for informational purposes.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CTL69 Attempted to import virtual disk with outdated physical disk information onarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = Controller name Detailed Description This alert is provided for informational purposes.
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Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CTL70 Attempted to import an orphan drive onarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = Controller name Detailed Description This alert is provided for informational purposes.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CTL72 The foreign configuration overflow has occurred onarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = Controller name Detailed Description There is too much foreign configuration data to be imported in one attempt.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 4331 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE CTL74 Preserved cache detected onarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = controller name Detailed Description The controller has preserved data in the cache from a virtual disk, which it can no longer locate.
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Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID 4330 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE CTL76 A configuration command could not be committed to disk onarg1 Message Arguments • arg1 = Controller name Detailed Description The controller encountered errors while applying the configuration on the physical disks.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 4331 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE CTL78 Firmware imagearg1is flashing onarg2. Message Arguments • • arg1 = args arg2 = Controller Name Detailed Description This alert message occurs if controller firmware is flashed.
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SubCategory CTL = Storage Contr Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CTL9 Bad block extended medium error onarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = Controller name Detailed Description A portion of a physical disk is damaged.
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Recommended Response Action Download the supported version from the service provider and install it on the controller. Category Storage SubCategory CTL = Storage Contr Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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CTL202 Unable to open the firmware and driver configuration filearg1ofarg2. Message Arguments • • arg1 = file name arg2 = controller name Detailed Description Storage Management is unable to determine whether the system has the minimum required versions of the RAID controller firmware and driver due to one of the following: 1) Incorrect installation directory path to the configuration file. 2) Removed or renamed configuration file.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CTL204 Message Copyback or Auto Copyback on Predictive Failure and Load Balance values are changed forarg1 Arguments • arg1 = controller name Detailed Description The status of the changed attribute values are reported for information purposes. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CTL206 Message Abort Check Consistency on Error and Auto Copyback on Predictive Failure values are changed forarg1. Arguments • arg1 = controller name Detailed Description The status of the changed attribute values are reported for information purposes.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CTL208 Unable to authenticate the entered passphrase for thearg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = controller name Detailed Description Unable to authenticate the entered passphrase.
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SubCategory CTL = Storage Contr Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CTL210 Disabled persistent hot spare onarg1.
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Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Storage SubCategory CTL = Storage Contr Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CTL212 The existing encryption key in thearg1is deleted.
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Detailed Description The Local Key Management (LKM) security mode is enabled on the controller identified in the message. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Storage SubCategory CTL = Storage Contr Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Arguments • arg1 = Controller Name Detailed Description The controller identified in the message has two connectors that are connected to the same enclosure. The communication path on one connector has lost connection with the enclosure. The communication path on the other connector is reporting this loss. Recommended Response Action Make sure both the cables are securely attached to the enclosure and controller.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE CTL217 Redundant path view is cleared onarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = controller name Detailed Description The redundant path view on the controller identified in the message is cleared. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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12 DH Event Messages DH001 Message Resource needed to perform the operation is unavailable. Detailed Description Resource temporarily unavailable Recommended Response Action Try again. If the error persists, use RACADM command racreset to clear the issue. Category Configuration SubCategory DH = Cert Mgmt Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE DH003 Message Service tag could not be read Detailed Description Service Tag Missing Recommended Response Action Try again. If the error persists, use RACADM command racreset to clear the issue.
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DH005 Message CA Cert is corrupted, expired, or does not have signing privileges. Detailed Description Invalid CA Cert Recommended Response Action Close other iDRAC sessions and activities. Try again. Category Configuration SubCategory DH = Cert Mgmt Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description CA priv key/CA Cert mismatch Recommended Response Action Check that the private key parameter is correct. The passphrase can be validated against the private key, passphrase, and certificate can be validated using Openssl tools. Category Configuration SubCategory DH = Cert Mgmt Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory DH = Cert Mgmt Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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13 DIAG Event Messages DIAG0000 Message Pass Detailed Description All Tests passed Recommended Response Action OK, life is good. Category System Health SubCategory DIAG = Diagnostic Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE DIAG0115 CPU Stress Thermal condition. Limitarg1C, Actualarg2C. Message Arguments • • arg1 = Degrees arg2 = Degrees Detailed Description Recommended Response Action Check fans. Check for obstructed air vents. Check for excessive amounts of dust.
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Category System Health SubCategory DIAG = Diagnostic Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action Clear the log and reboot and retest. Category System Health SubCategory DIAG = Diagnostic Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE DIAG0126 Message The event log(s) must be cleared before testing can continue.
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connections to it. Rerun the diagnostic.If no error occurs then it was a cable or connector issue. Category Storage SubCategory DIAG = Diagnostic Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE DIAG0142 Hard Drivearg1- S/Narg2,arg3self test unsuccessfularg4.
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DIAG0145 Hard Drivearg1- S/Narg2, self test did not complete. Message Arguments • • arg1 = Drive Location arg2 = Serial Number Detailed Description Recommended Response Action Desktops and Servers: Power down the system and check the signal and power connections to the hard drive. Rerun the diagnostic.If no error occurs then it was a cable or connector issue.
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Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE DIAG0150 Message Hard Drive - No Hard Drive detected, or disk controller not supported.
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and connections. All systems: If error persists, make sure that hard disk drive firmware and BIOS are current. The <80000000000000??> value is an EFI error code returned by the driver. Category Storage SubCategory DIAG = Diagnostic Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Arguments • • • • arg1 = Drive Location arg2 = Serial Number arg3 = 80000000000000?? arg4 = Error Reason Detailed Description Recommended Response Action Check installation of the tape drive, cables and connections. If the error persists, ensure that drive firmware is current. Category Storage SubCategory DIAG = Diagnostic Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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DIAG0314 Thermal: The (arg1) reading (arg2C) exceeds the thermal limit. Message Arguments • • arg1 = Sensor Name arg2 = Degrees Detailed Description Recommended Response Action Check the event log for thermal events, including defective fans and defective sensors. Inspect the system for clogged or obstructed air vents. Make sure that the BIOS is current and rerun the diagnostics.
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Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE DIAG0331 Message Video controller - No video controller detected. Detailed Description Recommended Response Action Make sure that the BIOS is current and retry diagnostics.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE DIAG0333 Message Video - User provided no input for graphics test Detailed Description Recommended Response Action No response to a diagnostic prompt and a timeout occurred. Retry the diagnostics.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE DIAG0415 Cables - Check the following cable, jumper, connection, or sensor:arg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = Name Detailed Description Recommended Response Action Connect the described cable, jumper, sensor, or connection and rerun the diagnostics.
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Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE DIAG0512 Fan - The (arg1) fan is running faster than expected. Message Arguments • arg1 = Name Detailed Description Recommended Response Action Re-run the diagnostics; if the problem persists, the fan is faulty. Make sure that the BIOS is current and rerun the diagnostics.
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SubCategory DIAG = Diagnostic Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE DIAG8003 Message Fan - Unable to set Manufacturing Mode.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE DIAG8005 LCD BIST not supported. or Fan - Fan speed failure. Expected at leastarg1, observedarg2LCD BIST not supported. or Fan - Fan speed failure. Expected at least , observed
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Category System Health SubCategory DIAG = Diagnostic Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE DIAG8007 Log contains Fan events. or Timer expectedarg1observedarg2.
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Detailed Description Recommended Response Action Software error, should not normally occur in field. Category System Health SubCategory DIAG = Diagnostic Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE DIAG8015 Message Unable to stop all APs.
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• • • arg3 = Generation arg4 = Generation arg5 = writes Detailed Description Each generation of ULTRIUM Tape drives usually supports the previous generation but not newer generation tape media. Recommended Response Action Install the correct tape media. Category Storage SubCategory DIAG = Diagnostic Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE DIAG8156 Tape Drivearg1- S/Narg2, no media, cannot test drive. Message Arguments • • arg1 = Drive Location arg2 = Serial Number Detailed Description Testing requires scratch tape media. Recommended Response Action Install tape media or skip test.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE DIAG8158 arg1Drivearg2- S/Narg3, incorrect status =arg4\narg5.
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Detailed Description Recommended Response Action "If is (Battery missing or disconnected) then check the battery cable to the PERC controller. If is (Replace battery pack) then replace battery pack. If is (Remaining capacity low) then battery pack may need to be replaced soon." Category Storage SubCategory DIAG = Diagnostic Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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• • • • • • • • arg2 = hex arg3 = hex arg4 = hex arg5 = hex arg6 = decimal arg7 = decimal arg8 = decimal arg9 = slot Detailed Description A PCI device is functioning at a lower performance that it should be. If the device is in a physical PCI slot then ", Slot " will be appended to the message Recommended Response Action Reseat the PCI-Express adapter described and retest.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE 306 FALSE FALSE
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14 DIS Event Messages DIS001 Message Auto Discovery feature not licensed. Detailed Description Auto Discovery starts automatically, but was unable to find a valid license. Once you have obtained a valid license and installed it, restart. Recommended Response Action Follow service providers instructions to enable the license. Category Configuration SubCategory DIS = Auto-Discovery Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE DIS003 Message Auto Discovery process started. Detailed Description Auto Discovery process will try to connect to a Provisioning Server over the next 24 hours. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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DIS005 Auto Discovery communicated successfully with Provisioning Serverarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = provisioning server name Detailed Description Message was sent successfully from Auto Discovery to Provisioning Server to request certificate. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory DIS = Auto-Discovery Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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DIS007 Message Unable to notify Provisioning Server of iDRAC IP address change. Detailed Description Unable to connect to Provisioning Server to notify about new iDRAC IP . Recommended Response Action Check Provisioning Server connectivity and retry.. Category Configuration SubCategory DIS = Auto-Discovery Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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DIS009 Notification of iDRAC IP address changed toarg1sent to Provisioning Server. Message Arguments • arg1 = new IP address Detailed Description iDRAC IP address sent to Provisioning Server. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory DIS = Auto-Discovery Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE DIS011 Message Auto Discovery client using customer signed client certificate. Detailed Description Customer provided client certificate is being used. Auto Discovery client is using this certificate for the SSL connection with the Provisioning Server. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE DIS013 Message Auto Discovery client using default client certificate. Detailed Description Default client certificate is being used. Auto Discovery client is using this certificate for the SSL connection with the Provisioning Server. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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DIS015 Message Auto Discovery client using default CA certificate to authenticate Provisioning Server. Detailed Description Auto Discovery client is using the default Certificate Authority certificate to authenticate the Provisioning Server for the SSL connection.. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory DIS = Auto-Discovery Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined.
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15 DKM Event Messages DKM1000 Message A network problem detected. Cannot contact key management server. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action Check for network connectivity. Review network, server, and client configuration. Category System Health SubCategory DKM = Dell Key Mngr Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE DKM1002 Message Key management server certificate problem detected. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action Check server configuration and certificates Category System Health SubCategory DKM = Dell Key Mngr Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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DKM1006 Message Key management server error detected. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action Review server error logs for additional information. Category System Health SubCategory DKM = Dell Key Mngr Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message Key management server error. Check configuration Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE DKM0002 arg1key add failed for slotarg2of userarg3, due toarg4. Message Arguments • • • • arg1 = Security_Key arg2 = Slot_num arg3 = Username arg4 = error_msg Detailed Description %s key add failed for slot %d of user %d, due to %s. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE DKM0004 DKM Error Codearg1:arg2error. Message Arguments • • arg1 = Error_code_name arg2 = Error_code_msg Detailed Description DKM Error Code %d: %s error.
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16 ENC Event Messages ENC1 arg1was inserted. Message Arguments • arg1 = Enclosure Management Module Name Detailed Description An Enclosure Management Module (EMM) has failed is inserted into the enclosure. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Storage SubCategory ENC = Storage Enclosr Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 4339 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE ENC11 Thearg1service tag was changed. Message Arguments • arg1 = Enclosure Name Detailed Description An enclosure service tag was changed. In most circumstances, this service tag should only be changed by Dell support.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE ENC13 Unsupported configuration detected onarg1.arg2arg3 Message Arguments • • • arg1 = Enclosure Name arg2 = EMM0 1 arg3 = EMM1 2 Detailed Description An unsupported configuration was detected. The SCSI rate of the Enclosure Management Modules (EMMs) are not the same.
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SubCategory ENC = Storage Enclosr Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 4337 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE ENC15 An enclosure blink operation has initiated onarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = Enclosure Name Detailed Description This alert is provided for informational purposes.
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SubCategory ENC = Storage Enclosr Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE ENC17 An Enclosure Management Module (EMM) has been discovered onarg1.
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SubCategory ENC = Storage Enclosr Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 4337 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE ENC19 arg1has failed. Message Arguments • arg1 = Enclosure Management Module Name Detailed Description An Enclosure Management Module (EMM) has failed.
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Category Storage SubCategory ENC = Storage Enclosr Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 4337 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE ENC21 arg1has been removed.
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Recommended Response Action Refer to the storage hardware documentation for more information. Category Storage SubCategory ENC = Storage Enclosr Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID 4338 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The controller is not receiving a consistent response from the enclosure.There could be a firmware problem or an invalid cabling configuration.If the cables are too long, they degrade the signal. Recommended Response Action Power down all enclosures attached to the system and reboot . If the problem persists, upgrade the firmware to the latest supported version. Verify the cable configuration is valid. See the storage hardware documentation for valid cabling configurations.
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Arguments • arg1 = enclosure name Detailed Description The enclosure or an enclosure component is in a Failed or Degraded state. It is not responding to storage management commands or there is a connectivity problem between the controller and enclosure. Recommended Response Action Verify the health of the enclosure and its components. See the hardware documentation to for more information. Contact technical support.
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ENC28 Enclosure Management Module (EMM) firmware version mismatch detected inarg1.arg2arg3. Message Arguments • • • arg1 = enclosure name arg2 = EMM 0 version arg3 = EMM 1 version Detailed Description The firmware on the EMM modules is not the same version. Both modules must have the same firmware version. This message is caused when you attempt to insert an EMM module that has a different firmware version than an existing module.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE ENC3 arg1is shutdown. Message Arguments • arg1 = Enclosure Name Detailed Description The physical disk enclosure is either hotter or cooler than the maximum or minimum allowable temperature range. Recommended Response Action Check for factors that may cause overheating or excessive cooling. For example, verify that the enclosure fan is working.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE ENC31 Firmware download onarg1has failed. Message Arguments • arg1 = Enclosure Name Detailed Description The system was unable to download firmware to the enclosure. The controller may have lost communication with the enclosure.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE ENC33 Redundancy onarg1is normal. Message Arguments • arg1 = Enclosure Name Detailed Description Data redundancy has been restored to an enclosure that previously suffered a loss of redundancy.
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Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE ENC40 A new enclosure was detected onarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = controller name Detailed Description The controller detected a new enclosure.
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and click the Health subtab. The controller status displayed on the Health subtab indicates whether a controller has a failed or degraded component. See the enclosure documentation for information on replacing enclosure components and for other diagnostic information. Category Storage SubCategory ENC = Storage Enclosr Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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ENC7 Thearg1alarm was enabled. Message Arguments • arg1 = Enclosure Name Detailed Description You have enabled the enclosure alarm. This alert is provided for informational purposes. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Storage SubCategory ENC = Storage Enclosr Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE ENC9 Thearg1asset tag was changed. Message Arguments • arg1 = Enclosure Name Detailed Description You have changed the enclosure asset tag. This alert is provided for informational purposes. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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17 FAN Event Messages FAN1000 arg1was removed. Message Arguments • arg1 = Fan Sensor Name Detailed Description The enclosure detected that a fan was removed and the enclosure is no longer functioning in optimal condition.. Recommended Response Action Re-insert the fan into the enclosure. Contact technical support if the issue persists. Category Storage SubCategory FAN = Fan Event Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 4201 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FAN1002 arg1has failed. Message Arguments • arg1 = Fan Sensor Name Detailed Description The enclosure detected that a fan has failed and the enclosure is no longer functioning in optimal condition.. Recommended Response Action Contact technical support.
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Trap/EventID 2154 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FAN0001 Fanarg1RPM is less than the lower critical threshold. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description The fan is not performing optimally. The fan may be installed improperly or may be failing.
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Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID 2154 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FAN0003 Fanarg1RPM is greater than the upper critical threshold. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description The fan is not performing optimally. The fan may be installed improperly or may be failing.
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Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2153 LCD Message Fan RPM is outside of range. Check fan. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FAN0005 Fanarg1RPM is within range. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2153 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FAN0007 Fanarg1was inserted. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2155 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FAN0009 Fanarg1is absent. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description The fan may be required for optimal performance. Recommended Response Action If unintentional, install a fan.
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Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID 2154 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FAN0011 Fanarg1is enabled. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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SubCategory FAN = Fan Event Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FAN0021 arg1is offline. Message Arguments • arg1 = fan name Detailed Description The fan identified in the meesage is removed.
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Recommended Response Action Check the Embedded System Management (ESM) Log for any sensor related faults. If the fan sensor has failed, replace the system board. For more information, contact your service provider. Category System Health SubCategory FAN = Fan Event Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Arguments • • arg1 = sensor name arg2 = fan speed Detailed Description The sensor identified in the message has returned to a normal state. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory FAN = Fan Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FAN0026 Thearg1sensor detected an error with a value ofarg2RPM. Message Arguments • • arg1 = sensor name arg2 = fan speed Detailed Description The fan sensor identified in the message indicates that the related fan has exceeded critical RPM thresholds..
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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18 FC Event Messages FC102 The FCarg1Portarg2link is down Message Arguments • • arg1 = Controller arg2 = Port Detailed Description The FC link is down. Either the FC cable is not connected or the FC device is not working. Recommended Response Action Verify that the FC port is enabled and if the port has Activity/Speed LEDs, that they are lit. Check the FC cable, FC cable connections, and the attached FC switch.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FC001 Message The command was successful. Detailed Description The command was successful. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FC003 Message Missing required parameter. Detailed Description An invalid number of arguments was sent to the method.d. Recommended Response Action Enter required input parameters and retry. For more information, see Lifecycle Controller Users Guide or the FC HBA Profile specification..
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FC005 Message The number of AttributeName array elements does not match the AttributeValue array element count. Detailed Description The number of AttributeName and AttributeValue array elements are not equal. Recommended Response Action Provide equal number of array elements for AttributeName and AttributeValue parameters.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FC007 Message Configuration job already created, cannot create another config job on specified target until existing job is completed or is cancelled. Detailed Description Configuration job already created on the specified target. No further command is allowed until the existing job succeeded or the job is cancelled.
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FC009 Message Lifecycle Controller is currently in use. Detailed Description Lifecycle Controller cannot gain access to internal storage due to use by another application or operation. Recommended Response Action Wait for Lifecycle Controller to complete the current operation.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FC011 Message Configuration job already created, pending data cannot be deleted Detailed Description Configuration job already created on the specified target. No further command is allowed until the existing job is completed Recommended Response Action Cancel the configuration job or wait for the job to complete.
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FC013 Invalid AttributeName:arg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = parameter name Detailed Description An incorrect AttributeName parameter name was provided. Recommended Response Action Enter the correct AttributeName available for the component in the system. Identify the correct AttributeName from the attribute enumeration response for the component or refer to the FC HBA Profile specification.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FC015 Unable to change read-only attributearg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = parameter name Detailed Description A set attribute operation was not successful because the attribute is read-only. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FC017 Message Unable to perform the operation due to an internal error in iDRAC. Detailed Description An internal error occurred in iDRAC and the operation cannot continue. An iDRAC reset is required to recover from the error.
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19 FSD Event Messages FSD000 Debug authorized by customer; debugcaps:arg1, was authorized by:arg2, atarg3for the period:arg4toarg5. Message Arguments • • • • • arg1 = DebugCaps arg2 = iDRAC User arg3 = unblock time arg4 = start time arg5 = end time Detailed Description The customer has authorized the specified debug capabilities on this iDRAC. (This should occur in response to a request from Dell tech support.
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• arg5 = end time Detailed Description Dell has authorized the specified debug capabilities. Each debug capability represents a certain action Dell engineers can perform to debug iDRAC. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Audit SubCategory FSD = Debug Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 8595 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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20 HWC Event Messages HWC1000 Thearg1is present. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2331 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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LCD Message The is absent. Check hardware Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE HWC1002 Thearg1is disabled. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action If device disabled unexpectedly, re-enable device.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC1004 Message The storage adapter is present. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE HWC1006 Message The storage adapter is disabled. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action If adapter disabled unexpectedly, re-enable the storage adapter. Category System Health SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined.
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HWC1008 Message The backplane is present. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2331 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action If disabled unexpectedly, re-enable backplane. Category System Health SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC1011 Message The backplane is enabled.
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Category System Health SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2331 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE HWC1013 Message The USB cable is absent. Detailed Description The USB cable may be necessary for proper operation. System functionality may be degraded.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2331 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE HWC1015 The mezzanine cardarg1is absent. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description The mezzanine card may be necessary for proper operation. System functionality may be degraded.
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SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC1101 Thearg1is removed from slotarg2. Message Arguments • • arg1 = name arg2 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Category System Health SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2331 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE HWC2001 Thearg1cable or interconnect is not connected or is improperly connected.
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Category System Health SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2331 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE HWC2003 The storagearg1cable is not connected, or is improperly connected.
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Category System Health SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2331 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE HWC2005 The system boardarg1cable or interconnect is not connected, or is improperly connected.
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Category System Health SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2329 LCD Message is not installed correctly. Check connection Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE HWC2007 Thearg1is installed correctly.
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Recommended Response Action Check chassis fabric type in CMC GUI and compare to the type of IOM or mezzanine card. Category System Health SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2329 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE HWC2009 Mezzanine cardarg1is installed correctly.
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Category System Health SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2331 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE HWC2011 Message The riser board cable or interconnect is not connected, or is improperly connected.
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SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2329 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE HWC2013 Fabric mismatch corrected on fabricarg1with server in slotarg2.
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Category System Health SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2329 LCD Message A hardware misconfiguration detected on . Check hardware Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE HWC2015 Thearg1is configured correctly. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description None.
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Category System Health SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2329 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE HWC3001 Thearg1is inserted. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Category System Health SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC3003 Serverarg1was inserted. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Category System Health SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC3005 IO modulearg1was inserted. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2329 LCD Message Incompatibility between BMC/iDRAC firmware and CPU. Update firmware Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE HWC4001 Message A hardware incompatibility was corrected between BMC/iDRAC firmware and CPU. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE HWC4003 Message A hardware incompatibility was corrected between BMC/iDRAC firmware and other hardware. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE HWC4011 Hardware unsuccessfully updated for mezzanine cardarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action Check presence, re-install or reconnect, then re-attempt the update. If the problem persists, contact support.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC4013 Message Hardware unsuccessfully updated for embedded NIC. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action Check presence, re-install or reconnect, then re-attempt the update. If the problem persists, contact support.
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HWC4015 Message Link Tuning error detected. Detailed Description CMC has old firmware and does not recognize the new device which has requested link tuning information. After updating the firmware the CMC will recognize the device. Recommended Response Action Update the CMC firmware. If the problem persists, contact support. Category System Health SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2329 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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HWC5000 arg1is online. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC5002 A fabric mismatch detected onarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description The fabric type for the IOM and mezzanine cards must match. Once an IOM or mezzanine card is inserted into the chassis, the fabric type is then set for the CMC and the CMC will ensure that all subsequent IOMs and mezzanine cards match.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC5004 A link tuning failure detected onarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description CMC has old firmware and does not recognize the new device which has requested link tuning information. After updating the firmware the CMC will recognize the device. Recommended Response Action Update the CMC firmware.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC5008 Console is not available for thearg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action Contact technical support. Refer to your product documentation to choose the contact method that is convenient for you.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC5012 On screen display (OSCAR) is not functional for thearg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action Contact technical support. Refer to your product documentation to choose the contact method that is convenient for you.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC5030 IO modulearg1is online. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC5032 A fabric mismatch detected on IO modulearg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description The fabric type for IOMs on the same chassis fabric must match. Recommended Response Action Check chassis fabric type in CMC GUI and compare to the type of both IOMs.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC5034 A link tuning failure detected on IO modulearg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description Link tuning table not supported for this IO modular. Recommended Response Action Update the CMC firmware. If the problem persists, contact support.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC5036 A failure is detected on IO modulearg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description The IOM module performance may be impact. Recommended Response Action Contact technical support. Refer to your product documentation to choose the contact method that is convenient for you.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC6000 Thearg1controller is offline. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description Information and status from the controller is unavailable. Recommended Response Action Remove and reapply input power. If problem persists, contact technical support.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC6002 Thearg1controller is stuck in boot mode. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description Information and status from the controller is unavailable. Recommended Response Action Remove and reapply input power. If problem persists, contact technical support.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC6004 Cannot communicate witharg1controller. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description Information and status from the controller is unavailable. Recommended Response Action Remove and reapply input power. If problem persists, contact technical support.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC7000 Serverarg1health changed to a normal state. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC7004 Serverarg1health changed to a critical state from either a normal or warning state. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description Server health changed to a critical state from either a normal or warning state.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC7008 Serverarg1health changed to a warning state from more severe state. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description Server health changed to a warning state from more severe state. Recommended Response Action Review System Log or front panel for additional information.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC7012 Serverarg1health changed to a non-recoverable state. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description Server health changed to a non-recoverable state. Recommended Response Action Review System Log or front panel for additional information.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC8001 A device was added to the system at this location:arg1. Additional Details:arg2. Message Arguments • • arg1 = device location arg2 = details Detailed Description A device was added to the system at the location identified in the message.
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SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC8003 A configuration error was detected in the device located here:arg1. Additional Details:arg2.
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Detailed Description The SD card device sensor of the type identified in the messaage has failed. The current status of the SD card is also displayed. Recommended Response Action Reinsert the SD card or try a different SD card and retry the operation. If the issue persists, do one of the following to resolve the error: 1) If the SD card sensor is installed on the internal SD module, replace the module. 2) If the SD card sensor is embedded on the system board, replace the system board. .
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC8006 The SD card device state has changed to a warning state. SD card location:arg1, SD card device type:arg2, SD card state:arg3. Message Arguments • • • arg1 = location arg2 = type arg3 = state Detailed Description The SD card device is not functioning correctly, and its state has changed to a warning state.
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Category System Health SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC8008 The SD card has failed. SD card location:arg1, SD card device type:arg2, SD card state:arg3.
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• • arg2 = type arg3 = state Detailed Description An SD card device sensor in the identified system could not obtain a reading. Recommended Response Action Remove and reinsert the identified SD card. Category System Health SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The vFlash SD Card is either not present or not correctly inserted. Recommended Response Action Insert the vFlash SD card or reinsert the vFlash SD card, and retry the operation. Category Configuration SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action Reinsert or replace the vFlash SD card, or reset iDRAC, and retry the operation. If the problem persists: 1) Turn off the system and disconnect the power cord. 2) Wait for five seconds. 3) Reconnect the power cord, turn on the system, and retry the operation. Category Configuration SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC0007 Message Unable to load vFlash SD card settings. Detailed Description Lifecycle Controller is unable to retrieve vFlash SD card information from iDRAC.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC0009 Message Unable to enable vFlash SD card. Detailed Description The vFlash SD card is missing or not inserted correctly. iDRAC is not able to enable vFlash SD card. Recommended Response Action Reinsert the vFlash SD card and retry the operation.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE HWC0011 Message Insufficient space to copy the file to the USB drive. Detailed Description The USB drive does not have sufficient free space to copy the file. Recommended Response Action Make sure the USB drive has sufficient free space before retrying the operation.
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HWC0013 Message Unable to copy the file to USB drive. Detailed Description The USB drive is disconnected or is not readable. Recommended Response Action Remove and reinsert the USB drive and retry the operation. If the problem persists, restart the system and retry. Category Configuration SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description iDRAC has encountered a hardware error. Recommended Response Action Retry the operation. If the problem persists, 1) Turn off the system and disconnect the power cord. 2) Wait five seconds. 3) Reconnect the power cord, turn on the system, and retry the operation. Category Configuration SubCategory HWC = Hardware Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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21 IPA Event Messages IPA0001 Message Invalid NIC IP address parameter specified. Detailed Description Invalid parameters passed to the function. Recommended Response Action Enter the valid IP Address. Category Audit SubCategory IPA = DRAC IP Address Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE IPA0003 Message Invalid subnet mask specified. Detailed Description Invalid parameters passed to the function. Recommended Response Action Enter the appropriate subnet mask. Category Audit SubCategory IPA = DRAC IP Address Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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IPA0100 iDRAC IP Address changed fromarg1toarg2 Message Arguments • • arg1 = Old IP Address arg2 = New IP Address Detailed Description iDRAC IP address. This notification will be generated when the iDRAC network card selection is changed, if the DHCP lease expires and the DHCP server assigns another address, or if iDRAC IP address is manually changed.
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22 JCP Event Messages JCP001 Message Task successfully scheduled. Detailed Description The UEFI automated task related to the job was successfully scheduled. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory JCP = Job Control Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE JCP003 Message Job failed. Detailed Description An iDRAC reboot caused a failure of the scheduled jobs. Recommended Response Action Retry the update and schedule the update job. Category Configuration SubCategory JCP = Job Control Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined.
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JCP005 Message System services cancelled - Job Failed Detailed Description System services was cancelled by selecting CTRL+E on boot up and cancelling it through the iDRAC configuration utility. This prevents jobs from executing further. Recommended Response Action Enable system services through the CTRL+E on boot up on the target system through the iDRAC configuration utility.
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Detailed Description The submitted job completed successfully. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory JCP = Job Control Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action If the job was not cancelled manually, then Lifecycle Controller may be in Recovery mode. To verify or change Recovery mode, use F2 Setup to select iDRAC Configuration then Lifecycle Controller Settings. Category Configuration SubCategory JCP = Job Control Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory JCP = Job Control Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE JCP031 Message The job cannot deleted as the configuration is still being committed.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE JCP028 Message Job status updated.
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23 LC Event Messages LC001 Message Command successful. Detailed Description The command completed successfully. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory LC = Lifecycle Contr Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LC003 Message Failed to change the firmware update mode. Detailed Description An error occurred while trying to set the firmware update mode. Recommended Response Action Verify that the firmware version supports this mode. Also confirm that the command and parameters are correct.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LC005 Message Invalid firmware update mode. Detailed Description The value provided for the update mode parameter is invalid. Recommended Response Action Verify that the correct firmware update mode was entered.
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LC007 Message Invalid Parameter. Detailed Description One of the parameters specified in the method is invalid. Recommended Response Action Verify that the parameters specified are correct. For a list of parameters for this method refer to the Lifecycle Controller User Guide. Category Configuration SubCategory LC = Lifecycle Contr Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description There were insufficient parameters specified for this command. Recommended Response Action Confirm that the parameters provided are correct. For a list of parameters for this method refer to the Lifecycle Controller User Guide. Category Configuration SubCategory LC = Lifecycle Contr Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory LC = Lifecycle Contr Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LC012 Message Another process is using Lifecycle Controller. Detailed Description Lifecycle Controller is in use by another process.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LC014 Message Maximum comment length is 255 characters. Detailed Description Maximum comment length is 255 characters. Recommended Response Action Limit the number of characters in the comment to 255 characters.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LC016 Missing required parameter,arg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = parameter Detailed Description A required method argument was missing. Recommended Response Action Include all the parameters required for the command. Check Lifecycle Controller Profile documentation and try again.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LC018 Message Server certificate successfully modified. iDRAC will now restart and be unavailable during restart. Detailed Description The command was successful. Communication to iDRAC will be lost as iDRAC restarts to use the new server certificate. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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LC020 Message PKCS12 decrypt of the certificate could not complete. Detailed Description The contents of the PKCS12 parameter was not valid because: 1) not a valid PKCS12 file 2) not a valid pfx file 3) did not contain a certificate that matched the private key in the file. Recommended Response Action Validate that the PKCS12 content was Base64 encoded. OpenSSL can be used to create or validate a PKCS12 encoding.
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Detailed Description The Lifecycle Controller Log was successfully exported to the destination specified. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory LC = Lifecycle Contr Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory LC = Lifecycle Contr Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LC025 Message Insufficient space on network share. Detailed Description Insufficient space on network share.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LC027 Message The Hardware Inventory file export was successful. Detailed Description The Hardware Inventory XMLfile export operation was successful. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LC029 Message Invalid file path specified. Detailed Description An invalid File Path was specified in the export operation. Recommended Response Action Correct the specified file path and try again.
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LC031 Message Internal error occurred while exporting inventory. Detailed Description An internal error occured while exporting the Hardware Inventory XML file. Recommended Response Action Reset iDRAC and retry the command. Category Configuration SubCategory LC = Lifecycle Contr Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The Hardware Inventory XML file representing the system configuration as shipped from the factory was successful. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory LC = Lifecycle Contr Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory LC = Lifecycle Contr Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LC036 Message Lifecycle Controller is not enabled.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LC038 Message An instance of Hardware Inventory export is already in progress. Detailed Description Lifecycle Controller is locked by another instance of the Hardware Inventory export process.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LC040 Message Memory resource allocation failure. Detailed Description Unable to allocate required memory to perform the operation. Recommended Response Action Power cycle system and retry the operation. If the problem persists, reapply firmware packages for Lifecycle Controller and iDRAC.
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LC042 Message Configure Console name in FlexAddr mode Detailed Description Configure Console name while Virtual Address Management is in FlexAddr mode Recommended Response Action Configure the Virtual Address Management to Console mode, and then configure the name of a console. Category Configuration SubCategory LC = Lifecycle Contr Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The Lifecycle Controller system configuration wipe operation is currently running. The operation deletes user information from system hardware and resets BIOS, iDRAC and Lifecycle Controller to default settings. The current operation and system restart must complete before the operation can be attempted again. Recommended Response Action Wait for the Lifecycle Controller system configuration wipe operation that is currently running to complete before requesting another operation.
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Recommended Response Action Wait a few minutes before retrying retry the operation. Category Configuration SubCategory LC = Lifecycle Contr Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LC047 Message An instance of DownloadClientCerts is already running.
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Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LC049 Message Invalid value for VirtualAddressManagement. Detailed Description The value provided to set the attribute is invalid..
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LC051 Message Cannot create multiple Server Profile Export jobs. Detailed Description There can only be one Server Profile Export job at a time. Recommended Response Action Wait for the existing Server Profile Export job to run and complete or cancel it, before retrying the operation.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LC053 Message Lifecycle Controller Remote Services is currently unavailable. Detailed Description Lifecycle Controller Remote Service is either not ready or currently reloading platform information. Recommended Response Action Retry the operation.
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LC055 Message Operation failed due to invalid attribute array. Detailed Description The operation failed because the number of AttributeName input parameters provided to the method exceeded the number of attributes available in iDRAC. Recommended Response Action Retry the operation with an input parameter array that matches the available attributes in iDRAC.
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Detailed Description The attribute name provided is not valid for the current method. Recommended Response Action Retry the operation with a valid AttributeName parameter value. Category Configuration SubCategory LC = Lifecycle Contr Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The attribute specified is read only and the value cannot be changed. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory LC = Lifecycle Contr Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory LC = Lifecycle Contr Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LC062 Message Export or Import server profile operation is already running. Detailed Description Export or Import server profile operation is already running. The operation may take a few minutes to compete.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LC064 The value exceeds the maximum length ofarg1characters forarg2. Message Arguments • • arg1 = max parameter length arg2 = parameter name Detailed Description The maximum number of characters allowed for the parameter is displayed.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LC066 Message The Export Certificate operation is currently running. Detailed Description The Export Certificate operation is already running and may take a few minutes to complete.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LC068 Message Unable to perform the import or export operation because there are pending attribute changes or a configuration job is in progress. Detailed Description The import or export system configuration operation cannot be performed because there are pending attribtue changes or a configuration job is in progress.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LC070 Message Unable to find the configuration XML import file. Detailed Description The configuration XML file used for the import operation does not exist on the specified network share. Recommended Response Action Make sure the input configuration XML file for the operation exists on the network share.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE 469
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24 LIC Event Messages LIC000 Message The License Manager action succeeded. Detailed Description This command was successful. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Audit SubCategory LIC = Licensing Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LIC002 Message License Manager is unable to allocate the required resources at startup. Detailed Description The error may occur when License Manager: 1) Is unable to allocate system resources. 2) Determines one or more files is incompatible with the current firmware version.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LIC004 Message An internal system error has occurred. Detailed Description This error condition is reported when one of the following conditions occur: 1) Operating system detected a file error (for example, bad CRC, bad sector) when reading/writing a license manager file. The error could indicate bad or corrupt FLASH device.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LIC006 Message The license has expired. Detailed Description The license end date has been reached. Recommended Response Action Obtain a replacement license and import it. Category Audit SubCategory LIC = Licensing Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LIC008 Message The license binding ID does not match the device unique identifier. Detailed Description All bound perpetual licenses contain the unique identifier of a specific device. The unique identifier binds a license to the device. For example, iDRACs unique identifier is the service tag.
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LIC010 Message Import failed: This license is not for the specified device. Detailed Description A license is not imported to the iDRAC when one of the following conditions exists: 1) The license is not for the iDRAC. 2) The target system may not be upgraded to the product class specified by the license (for example, user may not upgrade from an express product class to an enterprise product class).
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LIC012 Message The license file does not exist. Detailed Description This error may occur if: 1) The license was deleted by another user. 2) The license that is being imported may have been deleted from the temporary storage before the import operation completed. 3) At start-up, License Manager does not find the license assigned to the device. This may occur if a power outage occurs before a license delete operation completes. Recommended Response Action Re-import the license.
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LIC014 Message Multiple backup or restore operations have been simultaneously attempted on the License Manager database. Detailed Description An attempt to lock the License Manager database for Lifecycle Controller backup or restore occurred when the License Manager database was already locked. This may occur when two or more users attempt to do a backup or restore operation simultaneously. Recommended Response Action Repeat the Lifecycle Controller backup or restore operation.
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LIC016 Message The feature dependencies of the license are not met. Detailed Description The license includes features that are dependent upon additional licensed features not included in this license. These licensed features are not activated until license(s) with the dependent licensed features are imported to the system. Recommended Response Action Import the license(s) that meet the license features dependencies.
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Detailed Description The license is already imported on the system and does not need to be reimported. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Audit SubCategory LIC = Licensing Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action If the base license was deleted, override the warning by invoking the import override option. Category Audit SubCategory LIC = Licensing Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action Purchase a new license to prevent interruption of licensed features. Category Audit SubCategory LIC = Licensing Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID 8514 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE LIC202 Message A system error was detected during License Manager startup.
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Recommended Response Action Delete and re-import the license file. Category Audit SubCategory LIC = Licensing Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LIC204 Message The License Manager database restore operation failed.
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Recommended Response Action Repeat the backup or restore operation. Category Audit SubCategory LIC = Licensing Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LIC206 EULA warning: Importing licensearg1may violate the End-User License Agreement.
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Detailed Description The license has expired. This could result in the loss of functionality that is specific to the features supported by the license. Recommended Response Action Obtain and import a replacement license. Category Audit SubCategory LIC = Licensing Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID 8513 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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• arg2 = device name Detailed Description A license was successfully exported. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Audit SubCategory LIC = Licensing Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 8515 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description License import/delete/expiration resulted in a feature set change. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Audit SubCategory LIC = Licensing Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 8515 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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25 LNK Event Messages LNK2700 Thearg1LAN heartbeat is lost. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description CMC has lost network connection. Recommended Response Action Check network cable and network connections. Category System Health SubCategory LNK = Link Status Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LNK0001 Message Network share name unavailable. Detailed Description The entered network share name is not valid. Recommended Response Action Enter a valid network share name and retry the operation. For more information, see Lifecycle Controller Users Guide.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LNK0003 Message DNS unreachable. Detailed Description DNS query failed due to an incorrect host name or DNS server issue. Recommended Response Action Enter the correct host name or ressolve the DNS server issue and retry the operation.
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LNK0005 Message Unable to connect to DHCP server. Detailed Description Error occurred while communicating with the DHCP server because the network settings are not configured correctly or the DHCP server could not be contacted. Recommended Response Action Verify if the network cable is connected and network configuration settings are correct, and retry the operation. If the problem persists, update the network interface controller (NIC) firmware to the latest version and retry the operation.
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26 LOG Event Messages LOG320 Log monitoring is disabled. Log type:arg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = log type Detailed Description The hardware log in the system is disabled. The log type information is provided. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Audit SubCategory LOG = Log event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LOG322 The log size is no longer near the maximum capacity. Log type:arg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = log type Detailed Description The hardware log in the system is no longer near its maximum capacity. The log type information is provided.
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Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LOG324 The log size has reached its maximum capacity. Log type:arg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = log type Detailed Description The size of a hardware log in the system has reached its maximum capacity.
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SubCategory LOG = Log event Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LOG326 Message The Alert Log was cleared. Detailed Description The Alert Log was cleared. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LOG201 Message Recovered from LC Log corruption. Detailed Description LC Log corruption was detected during iDrac boot. LC Log was truncated at the point of corruption. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE LOG007 The previous log entry was repeatedarg1times. Message Arguments • arg1 = log entry count Detailed Description This message is generated after a series of sequential duplicate events. Log entry count is the number of times the previous message was repeated. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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27 MEM Event Messages MEM0000 Persistent correctable memory errors detected on a memory device at location(s)arg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = location Detailed Description The memory is operational. This is an early indicator of a possible future uncorrectable error. Recommended Response Action Re-install the memory component. If the problem persists, contact technical support. Refer to the product documentation to choose a convenient contact method.
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LCD Message Multi-bit memory error on . Reseat memory Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE MEM0002 Parity memory errors detected on a memory device at locationarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = location Detailed Description The memory is operational. This is an early indicator of a possible future uncorrectable error.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE MEM0004 Memory device at locationarg1is disabled. Message Arguments • arg1 = location Detailed Description The memory may not be seated correctly, misconfigured, or has failed. Memory size is reduced. Recommended Response Action Re-install the memory component.
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LCD Message Persistent correctable memory error limit reached for . Reseat memory. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE MEM0006 Memory device at locationarg1is present. Message Arguments • arg1 = location Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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LCD Message Unsupported memory configuration. Check memory . Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE MEM0008 Memory device at locationarg1is spare memory. Message Arguments • arg1 = location Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE MEM0010 Memory device at locationarg1is over heating. Message Arguments • arg1 = location Detailed Description System performance is degraded. Recommended Response Action If unexpected, review system logs for power or thermal exceptions.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE MEM0020 Memory device at locationarg1is enabled. Message Arguments • arg1 = location Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE MEM0022 Memory device at locationarg1is absent. Message Arguments • arg1 = location Detailed Description The memory may not be seated correctly, misconfigured, or has failed. Memory size is reduced. Recommended Response Action If unexpected, check presence, then re-install.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE MEM0600 Memory device was added at locationarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = location Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE MEM0700 Message The persistent correctable memory error rate is at normal levels for a memory device at locationarg1. Arguments • arg1 = location Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Trap/EventID 2266 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE MEM0702 Correctable memory error rate exceeded forarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = location Detailed Description The memory may not be operational. This an early indicator of a possible future uncorrectable error.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE MEM1001 Memory device at locationarg1failed to transition to a running state. Message Arguments • arg1 = location Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action Re-install the memory component. If the problem continues, contact support.
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Trap/EventID 2267 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE MEM1003 Memory device at locationarg1failed to transition to in test. Message Arguments • arg1 = location Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action Re-install the memory component. If the problem continues, contact support.
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Trap/EventID 2267 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE MEM1005 Memory device at locationarg1failed to power off.
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Trap/EventID 2267 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE MEM1007 Memory device at locationarg1failed to transition to online.
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Trap/EventID 2267 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE MEM1009 Memory device at locationarg1failed to transition to offline.
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Trap/EventID 2267 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE MEM1011 Memory device at locationarg1is on-duty. Message Arguments • arg1 = location Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Trap/EventID 2266 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE MEM1013 Memory device at locationarg1is in a full state. Message Arguments • arg1 = location Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Trap/EventID 2267 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE MEM1015 Memory device at locationarg1is in a power active state. Message Arguments • arg1 = location Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Trap/EventID 2265 LCD Message Memory is not installed correctly. Re-install Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE MEM1017 Memory device at locationarg1is installed correctly. Message Arguments • arg1 = location Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE MEM1201 Memory RAID redundancy is lost. Check memory device at location(s)arg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = location Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action Re-install the memory component. If the problem continues, contact support.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE MEM1203 Message Memory is not redundant. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory MEM = Memory Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2267 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE MEM1205 Memory mirror redundancy is lost. Check memory device at location(s)arg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = location Detailed Description The memory may not be seated correctly, misconfigured, or has failed. Recommended Response Action Review system logs for memory exceptions.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE MEM1207 Message Memory spare is redundant. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory MEM = Memory Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2267 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE MEM1209 Memory spare redundancy is degraded. Check memory device at locationarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = location Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE MEM1212 Message Memory redundancy is lost. Detailed Description The memory may not be seated correctly, misconfigured, or has failed. Recommended Response Action Review system logs for memory exceptions.
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MEM7000 Message The memory riser mismatch was corrected. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory MEM = Memory Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2267 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Arguments • arg1 = location Detailed Description Errors are being corrected but no longer logged. Recommended Response Action Review system logs for memory exceptions. Re-install memory at location Category System Health SubCategory MEM = Memory Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2265 LCD Message SBE log disabled on . Reseat memory Initial Default.
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Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory MEM = Memory Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE MEM6000 Message Memory device monitoring is disabled.
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Detailed Description The memory module may not be correctly seated, wrongly configured, or has failed. Recommended Response Action Review the Embedded System Management (ESM) Log for memory exceptions. Re-install the memory modules at the identified location . Category System Health SubCategory MEM = Memory Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Arguments • • arg1 = location arg2 = cause Detailed Description The memory module may not be correctly seated, wrongly configured, or has failed. Recommended Response Action Review the Embedded System Management (ESM) Log for memory exceptions. Re-install the memory modules at the identified location . Category System Health SubCategory MEM = Memory Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE MEM6005 Memory device has failed. Memory device location:arg1, Possible memory module event cause:arg2. Message Arguments • • arg1 = location arg2 = cause Detailed Description The memory module failed because of an irrecoverable error. Recommended Response Action Review the Embedded System Management (ESM) Log for memory exceptions.
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28 NIC Event Messages NIC100 The NICarg1Portarg2network link is down. Message Arguments • • arg1 = Controller arg2 = Port Detailed Description The network link is down. Either the network cable is not connected or the network device is not working. Recommended Response Action Verify that the network port is enabled and if the port has Activity/Speed LEDs, that they are lit. Check the network cable, network cable connections, and the attached network switch.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE NIC001 Message The command was successful. Detailed Description The command was successful. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE NIC003 Message Missing required parameter Detailed Description An invalid number of arguments was passed to the method. Recommended Response Action Enter all the required command parameters. Check documentation and try again.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE NIC005 Message Mismatch in AttributeName and AttributeValue count Detailed Description The number of AttributeName and AttributeValue parameters do not match. Recommended Response Action Pass the same number of parameters for AttributeName and AttributeValue. Refer to documentation for method input parameter details.
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NIC007 Message Configuration job already created, cannot create another config job on specified target until existing job is completed or is cancelled Detailed Description Configuration job already created on the specified target. No further command is allowed until the existing job succeeded or the job is cancelled. Recommended Response Action Wait for the job to complete; to continue with a configuration change, cancel the job and proceed.
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Detailed Description Lifecycle Controller cannot gain access to internal storage due to use by another application or operation. Recommended Response Action Wait for current Lifecycle Controller operation to complete. Verify that the system is 1) Not currently in Lifecycle Controller Unified Server Configurator 2) Not waiting for user intervention at F1/F2 POST error 3) Not in any of the device or controller Option ROMs and retry the operation.
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NIC011 Message Configuration job already created, pending data cannot be deleted Detailed Description Configuration job already created on the specified target. No further command is allowed until the existing job is completed Recommended Response Action Cancel the configuration job or wait for the job to complete. Refer to documentation on job cancellation.
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Arguments • arg1 = attribute name Detailed Description Wrong AttributeName was entered. Recommended Response Action Enter the correct AttributeName available in the system. Refer to the enumeration response for desired attribute. Category Configuration SubCategory NIC = NIC Config Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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NIC015 AttributeValue cannot be changed to read only AttributeNamearg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = attribute name Detailed Description A set attribute operation was attempted on a read only attribute. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory NIC = NIC Config Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE NIC500 Message The requested object is not allowed to be configured if DHCP \nis enabled. Detailed Description The values of IP Address is not allowed to change if DHCP is enabled. Recommended Response Action Disable DHCP and then modify the value.
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NIC502 Message DHCP is required to be enabled on the NIC before DHCP can be \nenabled for DNS server or domain name objects. Detailed Description The value of the specified parameter cannot be changed. Recommended Response Action Enable DHCP on the NIC before enabling it for DNS. Category System Health SubCategory NIC = NIC Config Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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NIC504 Message The IPv6 DNS Server IP address is not allowed to be configured if\n IPv6 DNS Server DHCP (cfgIPv6DNSServersFromDHCP6) is enabled Detailed Description The value of the specified parameter cannot be changed. Recommended Response Action Disable the cfgIPv6DNSServersFromDHCP6 object. Category System Health SubCategory NIC = NIC Config Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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NIC506 Message The requested object requires DNS registration to be enabled. Detailed Description The requested operation requires the DNS registration to be enabled. Recommended Response Action Enable the DNS registration. Category System Health SubCategory NIC = NIC Config Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description None. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory NIC = NIC Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE NIC509 Message NIC is now ENABLED Detailed Description Success message.
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Category System Health SubCategory NIC = NIC Config Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE NIC511 Message NIC is already ENABLED Detailed Description Success message. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE NIC513 Message DHCP6 is already ENABLED Detailed Description Success message. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE NIC515 Message DHCP6 is now ENABLED Detailed Description Success message. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory NIC = NIC Config Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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29 OSD Event Messages OSD1 Message The command was successful. Detailed Description The command was successful. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory OSD = OS Deployment Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE OSD3 Message Lifecycle Controller is being used by another process. Detailed Description Lifecycle Controller is currently locked by another process. Make sure that the process completes before attempting to run another command. Recommended Response Action 1) After two minutes, rerun the command.
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OSD5 Message Lifecycle Controller Driver Pack not found. Detailed Description A Driver Pack was not found on the Lifecycle Controller. Recommended Response Action Update the Driver Pack using USC or DUP and then run the command again. Category Configuration SubCategory OSD = OS Deployment Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Unable to connect to Lifecycle Controller because of an existing open connection or an internal error. Recommended Response Action Reset iDRAC, and rerun the command to correct the problem. Category Configuration SubCategory OSD = OS Deployment Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory OSD = OS Deployment Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE OSD10 Message Installation not supported for the selected operating system. Detailed Description Installation for the selected operating system is not supported.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE OSD12 Message Cannot create the USB device needed to copy drivers for the selected operating system. Detailed Description iDRAC was unable to create and expose the drivers as a USB device for the OS installation to proceed.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE OSD14 Message Unable to expose the USB device that contains the operating system drivers to host system. Detailed Description iDRAC was unable to expose the drivers as a USB device for the OS installation to proceed. Recommended Response Action 1) Rerun the command. 2) Reset iDRAC and rerun the command.
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OSD16 Message Mount network share failed - incorrect IP address or share name. Detailed Description Unable to mount the network share using the parameters specified in the command because either the IP address or share name is incorrect. Recommended Response Action Rerun the command with the correct IP address and share name. Category Configuration SubCategory OSD = OS Deployment Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Unable to find the ISO file specified in the network share. Make sure that the correct ISO file path was entered into the command and that all other user credentials are correct. Recommended Response Action Rerun the command with the correct ISO file path. Category Configuration SubCategory OSD = OS Deployment Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory OSD = OS Deployment Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE OSD21 Message Unable to boot to ISO image. Detailed Description Booting to ISO has failed.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE OSD23 Message Unable to continue with DetachISOImage - another command is in the process of exposing the ISO Image and booting to it.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE OSD25 Message Unable to detach USB device containing operating system drivers. Detailed Description Detaching the USB device (that contains drivers for the operating system installation) from the host has failed. The device may be detached, or iDRAC may not be operating normally.
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OSD27 Message Copying drivers for selected operating system failed. Detailed Description Copying drivers for selected operating system failed. The Driver Pack may be unusable. Recommended Response Action Update the Driver Pack using USC or DUP and then rerun the command. Category Configuration SubCategory OSD = OS Deployment Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Driver Pack config file not found in Lifecycle Controller. Driver Pack may be unusable. Recommended Response Action Update the Driver Pack using USC or DUP and then rerun the command. Category Configuration SubCategory OSD = OS Deployment Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory OSD = OS Deployment Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE OSD32 Message Unable to detach ISO image from the system.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE OSD34 Message Unable to continue with BootToPXE - ISO image is attached to the system. Detailed Description Unable to continue with BootToPXE command because the system has an ISO image attached. Detach the ISO image before continuing with BootToPXE.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE OSD36 Message Boot to ISO Image has been cancelled by using CTRL+E option on the server. Detailed Description User has cancelled system services by using the CTRL+E option (iDRAC configuration utility) during POST. This action cancels the WSMAN request to boot to ISO.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE OSD38 Message Copying the ISO image from the network failed. Detailed Description There was an error while copying the ISO from the network share. Recommended Response Action 1) Make sure the network connection is functional. 2) Make sure the Dell VFlash doesnt have hardware issues by accessing it through the iDRAC GUI.
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OSD40 Message VFlash is not Dell licensed. Detailed Description This is not a Dell-licensed VFlash. Recommended Response Action Insert a Dell VFlash and then retry this command. Category Configuration SubCategory OSD = OS Deployment Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description There was an error while copying the ISO image from the network share to the VFlash. Recommended Response Action 1) Make sure the network connection is working. 2) Make sure the Dell VFlash doesnt have any hardware issues by accessing it through the iDRAC GUI. Category Configuration SubCategory OSD = OS Deployment Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory OSD = OS Deployment Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE OSD45 Message Cannot delete ISO image from VFlash. Detailed Description The ISO Image present in VFlash is attached to the host system.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE OSD47 Message Inaccessible network share. Detailed Description Unable to access the network share using the credentials specified or the firewall might be enabled and is preventing access to the share.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE OSD49 Message Disable RIPS mode to access VFlash. Detailed Description VFlash cannot be accessed because RIPS mode is enabled. Recommended Response Action Disable the RIPS mode from BIOS or from the iDRAC GUI, and then continue executing the method.
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OSD51 Message Reboot the system to run pending System Services Tasks. Detailed Description There are pending System Services tasks on the host system that are preventing the execution of this method. Recommended Response Action Reboot the host system. The system will automatically enter System Services and complete the pending tasks. Category Configuration SubCategory OSD = OS Deployment Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined.
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Detailed Description vFlash is write protected. Recommended Response Action Remove the write protect from the SD card and then proceed Category Configuration SubCategory OSD = OS Deployment Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory OSD = OS Deployment Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE OSD56 Message An ISO is already connected using Remote FIle Share (RFS). Detailed Description An ISO is already connected using Remote File Share (RFS).
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE OSD58 Message Unable to connect an ISO using Remote File Share (RFS). Detailed Description The connect ISO operation using Remote File Share (RFS) failed. Recommended Response Action Verify all the parameters are correct. If the problem persists.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE OSD60 Message Unable to connect to ISO using Remote File Share (RFS). Detailed Description Connecting ISO using Remote File Share (RFS) was unsuccessful. Recommended Response Action Verify ISO is connected using Remote File Share (RFS) and retry the operation.
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30 OSE Event Messages OSE0000 Message A critical stop occurred during OS load. Detailed Description The system halted due to an exception during operating system load or operating system initialization. Recommended Response Action Review operating system logs and system video for additional information Category System Health SubCategory OSE = OS Event Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2409 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE OSE0002 Message An OS graceful stop occurred. Detailed Description (IPMI sensor type 20h - offset 02h). Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory OSE = OS Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2411 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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OSE0004 Message A soft shut-down initiated by platform event filter. Detailed Description A separate exception or status condition shutdown the operating system. (IPMI sensor type 20h - offset 04h). Recommended Response Action Review system event log for platform events capable of shutting the system down. Category System Health SubCategory OSE = OS Event Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The system OS has successfully booted from A: Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory OSE = OS Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category System Health SubCategory OSE = OS Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE OSE1003 Message Failed to boot from C. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action Review system boot configuration and boot media.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE OSE1005 Message PXE boot failed.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE OSE1007 Message Diagnostic boot failed. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action Review system boot configuration and boot media. See system video for additional information Category System Health SubCategory OSE = OS Event Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined.
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OSE1009 Message Failed to boot from CD-ROM. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action Review system boot configuration and boot media. Verify the media in the CDROM is bootable. See system video for additional information Category System Health SubCategory OSE = OS Event Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action Check system event logs for additional exception information. Power down the system and attempt to boot again. Category System Health SubCategory OSE = OS Event Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category System Health SubCategory OSE = OS Event Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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31 PCI Event Messages PCI1300 Message A front panel diagnostic interrupt was detected. Detailed Description The front panel diagnostic was pressed, and the system may be halted as a result. The interrupt was user induced. Recommended Response Action Reset the system to continue operation. Category System Health SubCategory PCI = PCI Device Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PCI1304 Message An I/O channel check error was detected. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action Cycle input power, update component drivers, if device is removable, re-install the device.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PCI1308 A PCI parity error was detected on a component at busarg1devicearg2functionarg3. Message Arguments • • • arg1 = bus arg2 = device arg3 = func Detailed Description System performance may be degraded, or system may fail to operate.
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SubCategory PCI = PCI Device Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2417 LCD Message PCI system error on bus device function . Power cycle system. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE PCI1312 Message An EISA fail-safe time-out was detected. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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SubCategory PCI = PCI Device Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2417 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PCI1316 A bus uncorrectable error was detected on a component at busarg1devicearg2functionarg3.
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Recommended Response Action Cycle input power, update component drivers, if device is removable, re-install the device. Category System Health SubCategory PCI = PCI Device Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2417 LCD Message Fatal error on bus device function . Power cycle system. Initial Default.
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• arg3 = func Detailed Description System performance may be degraded. The bus is not operating at maximum speed or width. Recommended Response Action Cycle input power, update component drivers, if device is removable, re-install the device. Category System Health SubCategory PCI = PCI Device Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID 2418 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action Cycle input power, update component drivers, if device is removable, re-install the device. Category System Health SubCategory PCI = PCI Device Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2417 LCD Message An I/O channel check error detected. Power cycle system. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description System performance may be degraded, or system may fail to operate. Recommended Response Action Cycle input power, update component drivers, if device is removable, re-install the device. Category System Health SubCategory PCI = PCI Device Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2417 LCD Message PCI parity error on slot . Reseat PCI card Initial Default.
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Detailed Description System performance may be degraded. Recommended Response Action Cycle input power, update component drivers, remove and re-install the device at the next scheduled service time. Category System Health SubCategory PCI = PCI Device Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2417 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description System performance may be degraded, or system may fail to operate. Recommended Response Action Cycle input power, update component drivers, if device is removable, re-install the device. Category System Health SubCategory PCI = PCI Device Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2417 LCD Message Fatal error on slot . Reseat PCI card Initial Default.
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Detailed Description System performance may be degraded. The bus is not operating at maximum speed or width. Recommended Response Action Cycle input power, update component drivers, remove and re-install the device at the next scheduled service time. Category System Health SubCategory PCI = PCI Device Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID 2418 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Arguments • • • arg1 = bus arg2 = device arg3 = func Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PCI = PCI Device Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2419 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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PCI2003 The component at slotarg1recovered from a fatal IO error. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PCI = PCI Device Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2419 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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PCI3001 Message Device option ROM on embedded NIC was successfully updated. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PCI = PCI Device Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2419 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PCI3003 Virtual MAC address for component at busarg1devicearg2functionarg3was successfully programed. Message Arguments • • • arg1 = bus arg2 = device arg3 = func Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PCI3005 Device option ROM on mezzanine cardarg1was successfully updated. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE PCI3007 Message Link Tuning or FlexAddress data successfully obtained. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PCI = PCI Device Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2419 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PCI3009 PCIe is operating normally on a component at busarg1devicearg2functionarg3. Message Arguments • • • arg1 = bus arg2 = device arg3 = func Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Trap/EventID 2418 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PCI3011 The component at busarg1devicearg2functionarg3recovered from a non-fatal IO error. Message Arguments • • • arg1 = bus arg2 = device arg3 = func Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Trap/EventID 2418 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE PCI3013 Message The QuickPath Interconnect (QPI) width regained. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PCI3015 The component at slotarg1recovered from a non-fatal PCIe error. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PCI3017 Message Device option ROM on mezzanine card was successfully updated. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PCI = PCI Device Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2419 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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32 PDR Event Messages PDR1 arg1copyback stopped for rebuild. Message Arguments • arg1 = physical disk Detailed Description This message is generated after a copyback stops on a physical disk during a rebuild operation. Recommended Response Action Wait for rebuild to finish, then copyback should resume. Category Storage SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID 4346 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR100 Dedicated Hot Sparearg1no longer useful for all arrays. Message Arguments • arg1 = PD Name Detailed Description The controller is not able to communicate with a disk that is assigned as a dedicated hot spare. The disk may have been removed.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR11 arg1rebuild was cancelled. Message Arguments • arg1 = physical disk Detailed Description A user has cancelled the rebuild operation. Recommended Response Action Restart the rebuild operation.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR13 arg1rebuild has failed. Message Arguments • arg1 = physical disk Detailed Description A physical disk included in the virtual disk has failed or is corrupted. In addition, you may have cancelled the rebuild.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR15 arg1rebuild is complete. Message Arguments • arg1 = physical disk Detailed Description This message is generated after a rebuild completes on a physical disk. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID 4346 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PDR17 Global hot spare assigned toarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = PD Name Detailed Description A user has have assigned a physical disk as a global hot spare. This alert is provided for informational purposes.
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Recommended Response Action Although this alert is provided for informational purposes, you may need to assign a new hot spare to the virtual disk. See Protecting Your Virtual Disk with a Hot Spare for more information. Category Storage SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description This message is generated if a physical disk does not have enough space to do a copyback operation. Recommended Response Action Replace the physical disk with a larger physical disk, and then restart the copyback operation. Category Storage SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID 4346 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Arguments • arg1 = PD Name Detailed Description A disk has received a SMART alert (predictive failure). The disk is likely to fail in the near future. Recommended Response Action Replace the disk that has received the SMART alert. If the physical disk is a member of a nonredundant virtual disk, then back up the data before replacing the disk. Removing a physical disk that is included in a non-redundant virtual disk will cause the virtual disk to fail and may cause data loss.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR23 SMART warning degraded forarg1 Message Arguments • arg1 = PD Name Detailed Description A disk is degraded and has received a SMART alert (predictive failure). The disk is likely to fail in the near future. Recommended Response Action Replace the disk that has received the SMART alert.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR25 arg1dead segments are removed. Message Arguments • arg1 = PD Name Detailed Description Portions of the physical disk that were formerly inaccessible have been recovered. This alert is provided for informational purposes.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR27 Dedicated hot spare assigned toarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = PD Name Detailed Description A user assigned a physical disk as a dedicated hot spare to a virtual disk. See Protecting Your Virtual Disk with a Hot Spare for more information.
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Category Storage SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR29 Rebuild onarg1completed with error(s). Message Arguments • arg1 = PD Name Detailed Description See A Rebuild Completes with Errors for more information.
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Category Storage SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 4345 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PDR30 A global hot spare failed.
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Recommended Response Action Verify that the disk is healthy and installed. Check the cables. Refer to the product documentation and see the Cables Attached Correctly section for more information on checking the cables. If necessary, replace the disk and reassign the global hot spare. Category Storage SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The controller cannot to communicate with a disk that is assigned as a global hot spare. The disk either failed or was removed. There may also be a bad or loose cable. Recommended Response Action Verify that the disk is healthy and installed. Check the cables. Refer to the product documentation and see the Cables Attached Correctly section for more information on checking the cables. If necessary, replace the disk and reassign the global hot spare.
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Detailed Description The only physical disk available to be assigned as a hot spare is using SATA technology. The physical disks in the virtual disk are using SAS technology. Because of this difference in technology, the hot spare cannot rebuild data if one of the physical disks in the virtual disk fails. Recommended Response Action Add a SAS disk that is large enough to be used as the hot spare and assign the new disk as a hot spare.
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PDR37 Thearg1is not supported. Message Arguments • arg1 = physical device Detailed Description The physical device may not have a supported version of the firmware or the physical device may not be supported. Recommended Response Action If the physical device is supported, then update the firmware to a supported version. If the physical device is not supported, then replace the physical device with one that is supported.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR39 A blink operation has initiated onarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = physical disk Detailed Description This alert is provided for informational purposes. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE PDR40 The blink operation has ceased onarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = physical disk Detailed Description This alert is provided for informational purposes. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR42 arg1has been started. Message Arguments • arg1 = physical disk Detailed Description This alert is provided for informational purposes. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR44 The clear operation onarg1failed. Message Arguments • arg1 = physical disk Detailed Description A Clear task was being performed on a physical disk but the task was interrupted and did not complete successfully. The controller may have lost communication with the disk, the disk was removed, or the cables may be loose or defective.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PDR47 A block onarg1was punctured by the controller. Message Arguments • arg1 = physical disk Detailed Description The controller encountered an unrecoverable medium error when attempting to read a block on the physical disk and marked that block as invalid.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR49 The dedicated hot sparearg1is too small. Message Arguments • arg1 = PD Name Detailed Description The dedicated hot spare is not large enough to protect all virtual disks that reside on the disk group.
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Category Storage SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID 4346 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PDR50 Insufficient space on the global hot sparearg1.
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Recommended Response Action Verify the health of the disk assigned as a hot spare. Replace the disk and reassign the hot spare. Make sure the cables are attached securely. See the storage hardware documentation for more information on checking the cables. Category Storage SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 4345 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Storage SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 4347 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PDR54 A disk media error onarg1was corrected during recovery.
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Recommended Response Action Replace the physical disk with one of correct protocol (SAS, SATA) with at least the required size. Force rebuild if it does not start automatically. Category Storage SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID 4346 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The bad block table is the table used for remapping bad disk blocks. This table fills as bad disk blocks are remapped. When the table is full, bad disk blocks are no longer remapped, which means that disk errors are no longer corrected. At this point, data loss can occur. Recommended Response Action Replace the disk generating this message and restore from a backup copy. You may have lost data.
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Arguments • arg1 = physical disk Detailed Description The disk has a bad block. Data was remapped to another disk block. No data loss has occurred. Recommended Response Action Monitor the disk for other messages or indications of poor health. Category Storage SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Arguments • • arg1 = physical disk arg2 = error code Detailed Description The reason for the error can vary depending on the situation. The firmware error code is indicated in the message. Recommended Response Action Verify the health of attached devices. Review the Lifecycle log for significant events. Replace faulty hardware, if required. Make sure the cables are attached securely. Refer to the storage hardware documentation for more information on checking the cable connections.
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PDR62 The rebuild failed due to errors on the targetarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = physical disk Detailed Description It is not possible to rebuild data that resides on a defective disk. Recommended Response Action Replace the target disk. If a rebuild does not automatically start after replacing the disk, then initiate the Rebuild task. You may need to assign the new disk as a hot spare to initiate the rebuild.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PDR64 An unrecoverable disk media error occurred onarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = physical disk Detailed Description The rebuild or recovery operation encountered an unrecoverable disk media error. Recommended Response Action Replace the disk.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR66 arg1that was marked as missing has been replaced. Message Arguments • arg1 = physical disk Detailed Description This alert is provided for informational purposes. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR68 Dedicated sparearg1imported as global due to missing disk groups. Message Arguments • arg1 = PD Name Detailed Description This alert is provided for informational purposes Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PDR7 arg1has degraded. Message Arguments • arg1 = physical disk Detailed Description A physical disk has reported an error condition and may be degraded. The physical disk may have reported the error condition in response to a check consistency or other operation. Recommended Response Action Replace the degraded physical disk.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR71 Copyback completed fromarg1toarg2. Message Arguments • • arg1 = physical disk arg2 = physical disk Detailed Description The copyback operation completed. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR73 Copyback failed fromarg1toarg2. Message Arguments • • arg1 = physical disk arg2 = physical disk Detailed Description The physical disk participating in the copyback operation failed.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR75 Copyback stopped for hot sparearg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = physical disk Detailed Description This alert is provided for informational purposes Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR77 arg1state changed from READY to Non-RAID. Message Arguments • arg1 = physical disk Detailed Description This alert is provided for informational purposes. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR79 A user terminated Copyback fromarg1toarg2. Message Arguments • • arg1 = physical disk arg2 = physical disk Detailed Description A user aborted an ongoing copyback operation.The operation did not complete. Recommended Response Action Re-issue the command.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR81 Microcode update started onarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = physical disk Detailed Description The physical disk firmware update operation has started. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR83 arg1is reprovisioned. Message Arguments • arg1 = PD Name Detailed Description This alert is provided for informational purposes. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR85 Security subsystem errors detected forarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = physical disk Detailed Description Errors were detected with security related operations on the disk. The data on the disk might not be retrieved or stored successfully.
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Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID 4346 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PDR87 arg1was reset. Message Arguments • arg1 = physical device Detailed Description The physical device was reset. This is a normal part of operations and is not a cause for concern.
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Category Storage SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 4345 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE PDR9 Initialization has started onarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = physical disk Detailed Description This alert is provided for informational purposes.
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Category Storage SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR94 Microcode update onarg1has timed out. Message Arguments • arg1 = physical disk Detailed Description The attempt to update the physical disk has timed out.
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Recommended Response Action Retry the update. If the update fails a second time, verify the update package is valid. If the update package is valid, replace the failing disk. Contact technical support if the problem persists. Category Storage SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID 4346 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The controller detected drives that require security keys for access. Without providing security keys, the drives are unstable. Recommended Response Action Provide the security key required to unlock the secure encrypted drives. Category Storage SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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• arg2 = bay Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2299 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PDR1001 Fault detected on drivearg1in disk drive bayarg2.
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Arguments • • arg1 = number arg2 = bay Detailed Description The controller received a SMART error from the drive. The drive is operational but needs replacement. Recommended Response Action The drive will need replacement at the next service window. Category System Health SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID 2298 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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PDR1004 Consistency check is in progress for drivearg1in disk drive bayarg2. Message Arguments • • arg1 = number arg2 = bay Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR1006 Drivearg1in disk drive bayarg2is in the failed array. Message Arguments • • arg1 = number arg2 = bay Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR1008 Rebuild was aborted for drivearg1in disk drive bayarg2. Message Arguments • • arg1 = number arg2 = bay Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Trap/EventID 2297 LCD Message Drive removed from disk drive bay . Check drive. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE PDR1017 Drivearg1in disk drive bayarg2is operating normally. Message Arguments • • arg1 = number arg2 = bay Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR1020 Consistency check for drivearg1in disk drive bayarg2completed.
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Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR1022 Drivearg1in disk drive bayarg2is no longer in the failed array.
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Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR1024 Drive mismatch detected for drivearg1in disk drive bayarg2.
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• arg2 = bay Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2299 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE PDR1100 Drivearg1is installed.
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Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description The controller detected a failure on the disk and has taken the disk offline. Recommended Response Action Remove and reseat the failed disk. If the problem persists, contact technical support. Refer to the product documentation to choose a convenient contact method. Category System Health SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2297 LCD Message Fault detected on drive . Check drive. Initial Default.
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Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message Drive is in the critical array. Replace drive. Initial Default.
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Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR1108 Rebuild was aborted for drivearg1.
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Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description The controller detected a drive removal Recommended Response Action If unintended, verify drive installation. Remove and reseat the indicated disk. If the problem persists, contact technical support. Refer to the product documentation to choose a convenient contact method. Category System Health SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2297 LCD Message Drive is removed. Check drive Initial Default.
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PDR1119 Drivearg1is no longer the hot-spare drive. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR1121 Drivearg1is no longer in the critical array. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR1123 Rebuild completed for drivearg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR207 Unable to assignarg1as a dedicated hot spare. Message Arguments • arg1 = physical disk name Detailed Description Unable to assign the physical disk as a dedicated hot spare because the selected disk size does not meet the size requirements of the target Virtual Disk.
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Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR209 The power status ofarg1is changed fromarg2toarg3. Message Arguments • • • arg1 = physical disk name arg2 = previous power status arg3 = current power status Detailed Description The Manage Physical Disk Power feature is enabled for physical drives and the power status of the drives changed.
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Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Storage SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PDR211 arg1has encountered storage medium error.
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Detailed Description The physical disk state has changed from Ready state to Non-RAID state. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Storage SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Arguments • arg1 = physical disk name Detailed Description The physical disk identified in the message is not compliant with the standards set by the hardware provider and is not supported. Recommended Response Action Replace the physical disk with a supported physical disk that is provided by an authorized hardware provider. Category Storage SubCategory PDR = Physical Disk Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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33 POW Event Messages POW000 Message Power on permission error, chassis infrastructure not ready. Detailed Description Host failed to power up bacause chassis infrastructure is not ready. Recommended Response Action Check status of chassis infrastructure. Category Audit SubCategory POW = Power Usage Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE POW002 Message Power on permission error, unknown component installed in Fabric1/Fabric2. Detailed Description Host failed to power up because unsupported components installed in Fabric1/fabric2. Recommended Response Action Check for unsupported components installed in Fabric1/Fabric2.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE POW004 Message Power on permission error, unacknowledge use of 110V. Detailed Description Host failed to power up because of unacknowledged use of 110V. Recommended Response Action Check for unacknowledged use of 110V.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE 688 FALSE FALSE
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34 PR Event Messages PR1 A replacement part was detected for device:arg1 Message Arguments • arg1 = device name Detailed Description The specified device has been replaced. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory PR = Part Exchange Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PR3 Newer version of firmware found on device:arg1 Message Arguments • arg1 = device name Detailed Description The current component firmware version is higher than the replaced component firmware version. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PR5 The configuration values stored for the previous device could not be applied to device:arg1 Message Arguments • arg1 = device name Detailed Description Some or all configuration values stored for the previous device could not be applied to the current device.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PR7 New device detected:arg1 Message Arguments • arg1 = device name Detailed Description The specified device was added to the system. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PR9 Message Firmware update operation initiated. Detailed Description The Part Replacement feature started the firmware update process based on Part Firmware Update attribute settings. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PR11 Message A required license for the Part Replacement feature is not present, replacement action(s) will not be performed. Detailed Description A valid license for this feature is not present.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PR13 Message Firmware mismatch detected. Configuration changes not applied. Detailed Description The Part Replacement feature deteced a firmware difference and cannot apply the configuration changes. After the device firmware is updated, configuration changes can be applied. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PR15 Unable to verify configuration changes for device:arg1 Message Arguments • arg1 = device name Detailed Description The configuration changes requested have not passed the device specific verification check and will not be applied. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PR17 Message Some of the configuration values stored for the previous device could not be applied to device:arg1 Arguments • arg1 = device name Detailed Description Some of the configuration values stored for the previous device could not be applied to the current device. This may be due to firmware version or other differences in the part.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PR19 Message Job completed successfully. Detailed Description The specified job has completed successfully. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PR21 Message Job failed. Detailed Description The indicated job has failed. Recommended Response Action Check the Lifecycle Log for more details associated with this failure then retry the operation.
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PR23 Message Job is ready for execution. Detailed Description The specified job is ready to start. It is waiting for scheduling from job control. This message is no longer in use in Lifecycle Controller 2.0 as the job control functionality handles this operation. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory PR = Part Exchange Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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PR25 Message Missing or corrupt configuration database. Detailed Description The systems configuration database is missing or is unreadable. This may be due to a user action such as Lifecycle Controller Wipe or a replaced motherboard. Recommended Response Action Enable the Collect System Inventory on Restart attribute of the Lifecycle Controller and restart the system. Alternatively, use the Unified Server Configurator utility.
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Detailed Description The system ran out of memory while attempting to perform an operation. This has been deprecated. Recommended Response Action Retry the operation. If more than one operation was attempted retry them one at a time. Category Configuration SubCategory PR = Part Exchange Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory PR = Part Exchange Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PR30 Message Job processing initialization failure. Detailed Description Operation vailidation was unsuccessful.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PR32 Message Failed verification of configuration changes. Detailed Description The configuration changes requested, for the indicated job, have not passed the device specific verifcation check and will not be applied.
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35 PST Event Messages PST0128 Message No memory is detected. Detailed Description System BIOS was unable to detect memory in the system . This exception occurred early in system power on, thus the system may not display video (BIOS Post Exception 80). Recommended Response Action Inspect System Memory. Category System Health SubCategory PST = BIOS POST Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2425 LCD Message No memory is detected. Inspect memory devices Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PST0130 Message Memory is configured, but not usable. Detailed Description During memory configuration system BIOS encountered device failures or speed configurations that resulted in unused memory. This exception occurred early in system power on, thus the system may not display video.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PST0132 Message CMOS failed. Detailed Description System BIOS detected a failure with CMOS memory during system POST. This exception occurred early in system power on, thus the system may not display video. (BIOS POST Exception Code 84) Recommended Response Action Check system event log for CMOS battery exceptions.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PST0134 Message Interrupt controller failed. Detailed Description System BIOS detected a failure with the interrupt controller during system POST. This exception occurred early in system power on, thus the system may not display video. (BIOS POST Exception code 86) Recommended Response Action Remove and reapply input power.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PST0136 Message Programmable interval timer error. Detailed Description System BIOS detected an failure with the programmable interval timer during POST. This exception occurred early in system power on, thus the system may not display video.(BIOS POST Exception code 88) Recommended Response Action Remove and reapply input power.
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PST0138 Message SuperIO failed. Detailed Description System BIOS detected a failure with the SIO. This exception occurred early in system power on, thus the system may not display video. (BIOS POST code exception code 8A) Recommended Response Action Remove and reapply input power. If the problem persists, contact technical support. Refer to the product documentation to choose a convenient contact method.
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Detailed Description System BIOS failed to initialize the system management interrupt. This exception occurred early in system power on, thus the system may not display video. (BIOS POST exception code 8C) Recommended Response Action Remove and reapply input power. If the problem persists, contact technical support. Refer to the product documentation to choose a convenient contact method.
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Recommended Response Action Compare system memory installation to supported system memory configurations. Reduce system configuration to minimum memory configuration. Category System Health SubCategory PST = BIOS POST Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2425 LCD Message Memory initialization error. Contact support Initial Default.
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Category System Health SubCategory PST = BIOS POST Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2425 LCD Message Shut-down test failed. Power cycle system Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PST0193 Message BIOS POST memory test failed. Detailed Description System BIOS POST memory test failed.
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Trap/EventID 2425 LCD Message Remote access controller configuration failed. Check screen message Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PST0195 Message CPU configuration failed. Detailed Description The current processor configuration is unsupported or encountered a fatal exception during POST. Check the processor configuration.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PST0254 Message General failure after video. Detailed Description System BIOS detected a functional or configuration issue during system POST. Check the system video screen for more information. The system event log may contain additional details.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE 716 TRUE FALSE
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36 PSU Event Messages PSU1000 Power supply cable has been removed fromarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = PSU Sensor Name Detailed Description The power supply unit is not receiving input AC power. The power cable may not be connected properly or removed. This can happen if there is an AC failure or problems with the power strip attached to the enclosure power supply. Recommended Response Action Reconnect the power cable to the power supply unit if it was disconnected.
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Trap/EventID 4233 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PSU1002 arg1was removed Message Arguments • arg1 = PSU Sensor Name Detailed Description The enclosure detected that a power supply unit was removed and is no longer functioning in optimal condition.
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Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID 4234 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PSU1004 Power supply cable has been inserted intoarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = PSU Sensor Name Detailed Description The enclosure detected that AC power supply was restored to the power supply unit.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PSU1006 arg1was inserted. Message Arguments • arg1 = PSU sensor name Detailed Description The enclosure detected that a power supply unit was inserted. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 4233 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PSU1010 Message The DC power supply is switched off. Detailed Description The power supply unit is switched off. Either you have switched off the power supply unit or it is defective.
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Trap/EventID 2187 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PSU0001 Power supplyarg1failed. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action Remove and re-install the power supply. If the issue persists, contact technical support.
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Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID 2186 LCD Message Predictive failure on PSU . Check PSU Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE PSU0003 The power input for power supplyarg1is lost. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description The power supply is installed correctly but an input source is not connected or is not functional.
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Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2185 LCD Message Power input for PSU is outside of range. Check PSU cables Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE PSU0005 The power input for power supplyarg1is outside of the allowable range, but it is attached to the system.
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SubCategory PSU = Power Supply Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2185 LCD Message Power supply is incorrectly configured. Check PSU. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE PSU0007 Power supplyarg1is operating at 110 volts, and could cause a circuit breaker fault.
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Category System Health SubCategory PSU = Power Supply Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2187 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE PSU0019 The input power for power supplyarg1has been restored.
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Category System Health SubCategory PSU = Power Supply Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2187 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PSU0023 Power supplyarg1operating at 110 volts has been acknowledged by user.
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Category System Health SubCategory PSU = Power Supply Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2185 LCD Message Cannot communicate with PSU . Reseat PSU. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE PSU0032 The temperature for power supplyarg1is in a warning range.
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Category System Health SubCategory PSU = Power Supply Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2185 LCD Message PSU temperature outside of range. Check PSU Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE PSU0034 An under voltage fault detected on power supplyarg1.
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Recommended Response Action Check input power, replace or re-install the power supply. If the issue persists, contact technical support. Refer to the product documentation to choose a convenient contact method. Category System Health SubCategory PSU = Power Supply Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2185 LCD Message Over voltage fault on PSU . Check PSU Initial Default.
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Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action Check for fan blockage. If not replace the power supply. Category System Health SubCategory PSU = Power Supply Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2185 LCD Message Fan failure detected on PSU . Check PSU. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Insufficient amount of current to keep power supply operating at a normal levels. Recommended Response Action 1) Remove and re-install the power supply input cord. 2) Check power distribution or PSU input source for anomalies. 3) If the issue persists, contact technical support. Refer to the product documentation to choose a convenient contact method.
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Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description none Recommended Response Action 1) Remove the power supply input cord and then remove power supply. 2) Re-install the power supply and then re-install the power supply cord. 3) If the issue persists, contact technical support. Refer to the product documentation to choose a convenient contact method.
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PSU0043 An output under current fault detected on power supplyarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action 1) Remove the power supply input cord and then remove power supply. 2) Re-install the power supply and then re-install the power supply cord. 3) If the issue persists, contact technical support. Refer to the product documentation to choose a convenient contact method.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE PSU0045 Power supplyarg1status information successfully obtained. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PSU = Power Supply Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2187 LCD Message No LCD message display defined.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PSU0076 A power supply wattage mismatch is detected; power supplyarg1is rated forarg2watts. Message Arguments • • arg1 = number arg2 = value Detailed Description Power supplies should be of the same input type and power rating. Recommended Response Action Install matched power supplies and review product documentation for proper configuration.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE PSU0078 Power supplyarg1revision mismatch detected. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description This power supply revision is not supported for this system. Recommended Response Action Review product documentation, change power supply with correct revision.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE PSU0090 Power supplyarg1wattage mismatch corrected. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE PSU0900 Power unitarg1is off. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PSU = Power Supply Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PSU0902 Power unitarg1was power cycled. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PSU0906 An interlock power down error detected on power unitarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description In order to meet service requirements the supply must be shut down. Recommended Response Action Remove input power at the power supply.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PSU0908 Power lost on power unitarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description The power supply is installed correctly but an input source is not connected or is not functional. Recommended Response Action Verify the input source is attached to the power supply.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PSU0910 Soft power control failure detected on power unitarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description The system did not respond correctly to a power down request.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PSU0912 A failure detected on power unitarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description Status from the power supply indicates a power supply exception occurred. The power supply will try to operate in a degraded state. System Performance and power redundancy may be degraded or lost.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PSU0914 A predictive failure detected on power unitarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description Status from the power supply indicates a power supply exception occurred. The power supply will try to operate.
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Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PSU101 Power supplyarg1is not present.
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not be connected properly or diconnected. 3) The power supply unit has failed. 4) There is an input power failure. Recommended Response Action Do one of the following to resolve the issue: 1) reseat the power supply unit. 2) Reconnect the power cable to the power supply unit. 3) Install a new power supply unit 4) Restore the input power supply. Category System Health SubCategory PSU = Power Supply Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined.
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Detailed Description Racadm tool cannot obtain the power status possible reason is that the IPMI call failed. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PSU = Power Supply Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category System Health SubCategory PSU = Power Supply Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PSU503 Server power status:arg1 Message Arguments • arg1 = Status Detailed Description Success message.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The Power Supply had a CRC error detected Recommended Response Action Aquire the power supply firmware image and update the power supply indicated in the message. Category System Health SubCategory PSU = Power Supply Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category System Health SubCategory PSU = Power Supply Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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37 PSUA Event Messages PSUA0016 Power supplyarg1is absent. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description The supply has been removed or has failed. Recommended Response Action Install the power supply if needed. Category System Health SubCategory PSUA = PSU Absent Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2465 LCD Message PSU is absent. Check PSU Initial Default.
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38 PWR Event Messages PWR0100 Message The power button was pressed. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PWR = Power Usage Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PWR0102 Message The sleep button was pressed. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PWR = Power Usage Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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PWR0104 Message The reset button was pressed. Detailed Description The system will reset. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PWR = Power Usage Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PWR = Power Usage Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PWR0107 Thearg1is unlatched.
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Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PWR = Power Usage Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PWR0109 Thearg1service has completed.
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Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PWR = Power Usage Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2275 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PWR1001 Message The system performance degraded.
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Category System Health SubCategory PWR = Power Usage Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID 2274 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PWR1003 Message The system performance degraded because cooling capacity has changed. Detailed Description To avoid shutdown, system performance has been degraded.
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Trap/EventID 2274 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PWR1005 Message The system performance degraded because of user-defined power capacity has changed. Detailed Description To avoid exceeding the user defined capacity, system performance has been degraded.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE PWR1007 Message The system performance degraded because power exceeds capacity. Detailed Description To avoid shutdown, system performance has been degraded. Recommended Response Action Review system configuration, upgrade power supplies or reduce system power consumption.
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PWR1009 Message System power capacity restored. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PWR = Power Usage Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2275 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PWR = Power Usage Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PWR2002 Message The system warm reset.
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Category System Health SubCategory PWR = Power Usage Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PWR2004 Message System booted automatically into diagnostics. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PWR2006 Message The OS run-time software initiated a warm reset. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PWR2200 Message The system is in the ON state. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PWR = Power Usage Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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PWR2202 Message The system is sleeping with lost processor context. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PWR = Power Usage Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PWR = Power Usage Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PWR2205 Message The system is in a soft-off state.
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Category System Health SubCategory PWR = Power Usage Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PWR2208 Message The system is in a sleep state. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PWR2210 Message The system was forced into a soft-off state. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PWR2212 Message The system is in legacy OFF state. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory PWR = Power Usage Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PWR3001 Detected new peak power value. Peak value (in Watts):arg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = peak value Detailed Description The system has detected a new peak power value. Recommended Response Action Make sure that the power usage corresponds to the the current hardware configuration and workload.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PWR2251 Message Power on permission error, chassis cover open. Detailed Description Host failed to power up because chassis cover is open. Recommended Response Action Check chassis cover. Category Audit SubCategory PWR = Power Usage Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined.
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PWR2253 Message Power on permission error, no PCI/Mezz card installed in Fabric1/Fabric2 Detailed Description Host failed to power up because PCI/Mezz cards not installed in Fabric1/Fabric2. Recommended Response Action Install PCI/Mezz card in Fabric1/Fabric2. Category Audit SubCategory PWR = Power Usage Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Host failed to power up bacause CMC MPCM mode is enabled. Recommended Response Action Disable MPCM mode to power up. Category Audit SubCategory PWR = Power Usage Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category System Health SubCategory PWR = Power Usage Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PWR2402 Message Power management firmware not responsive. Detailed Description The iDRAC controller cannot communicate with the power management firmware.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE PWR2404 Message Power supply capacity alert disabled. Detailed Description Power supply capacity alert disabled due to user configuration. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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39 RAC Event Messages RAC0500 Message There are no batteries to be displayed. Detailed Description Batteries cannot be displayed. This error may occur if the host system is powered off or there is a bad or disconnected cable for batteries connected to the controller. Recommended Response Action 1. Check if the host system is powered off or shutdown. 2. Verify that the batteries are connected properly.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0502 Message There are no virtual disks to be displayed. Detailed Description Virtual disks cannot be displayed. This error may occur if the host system is powered off or there are no virtual disks created. Recommended Response Action 1. Check if the host system is powered off or shutdown. 2. Check if virtual disks are created.
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RAC0504 Message There are no enclosures to be displayed. Detailed Description Enclosures cannot be displayed. This error may occur if the host system is powered off, there is no enclosure connected to the controller, or there is a bad or disconnected adapter cable for the enclosure. Recommended Response Action 1. Check if the host system is ON. 2. Check if the Storage Enclosure is ON. 3. Verify that the adapter cables are properly connected and there are no bent pins.
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Detailed Description This error occurs when the user tries to access a program or function that is beyond user granted privileges. Recommended Response Action Contact the system administrator to perform the operation or grant the required privileges. Category Storage SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action Wait for few minutes and refresh the page. If the problem persists, contact service provider. Category Storage SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0511 Message There are no physical disks to be displayed. Detailed Description Physical disks cannot be displayed.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0600 Message Unable to retrieve the temperature information. Detailed Description Temperature information cannot be displayed. This error may occur if the server is powered off. Recommended Response Action Power on the server.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0602 Message Invalid value for alert recurrence. Detailed Description The value for alert recurrence must be within the range 0-365. Recommended Response Action Enter a value between 0-365. Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined.
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RAC0604 Message System inventory may not be up-to-date because Collect System Inventory On Restart (CSIOR) is disabled. Detailed Description The system inventory may not be up-to-date because the Collect System Inventory On Restart (CSIOR) feature is disabled. The CSIOR feature retrieves detailed system inventory information during system startup and stores this information on iDRAC. Recommended Response Action Enable CSIOR, restart the system and retry the operation.
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RAC0606 Message The network connection test operation was successful. Detailed Description The selected network connection test operation was successsful. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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RAC0608 Message The iDRAC will restart when the iDRAC firmware update is complete. All current user sessions will be closed. Detailed Description The message appears in Job Queue page when the iDRAC firmware update job status is downloading. Communication to the iDRAC will be lost when the iDRAC restarts to complete the firmware update. Recommended Response Action Reconnect iDRAC communications session after iDRAC is restarted. The iDRAC will be ready for login once the restart is complete.
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RAC0610 Message The passphrase and confirm passphrase values entered do not match. Detailed Description Different values were entered for passpharse and confirm passpharse field. Recommended Response Action Values entered in passphrase and confirm passphrase fields must be the same. Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Cancelling the firmware update operation will cancel all firmware updates selected and delete all uploaded firmware files. Recommended Response Action Select Yes to cancel the firmware update operation and delete all uploaded firmware files. Select No to dismiss the message and continue the firmware update operation. Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined.
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Recommended Response Action Make sure to use the correct password for the PKCS#12 file. If the PKCS#12 file is encrypted with a password, add it in required password box. Leave the password box empty if the file was not encrypted with a password. Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0617 Message An error was encountered while generating new SSL Certificate.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0619 Message The iDRAC firmware rollback will cause an iDRAC restart and all current user sessions will be closed. Detailed Description The message appears in Firmware Rollback page when the iDRAC firmware rollback action completed successfully.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0621 Message Successfully completed the iDRAC firmware update. All current user sessions will be closed. Detailed Description The message appears in Job Queue page when the iDRAC firmware update job status is completed. Communication to the iDRAC will be lost .
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0560 Message RAC Software Initialization Error Detailed Description RAC Software Initialization error.
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RAC0101 Message The inserted Smart Card is not valid or the Smart Card reader is not supported. Detailed Description The data returned is not in a known format. Recommended Response Action This error may occur because: 1. Smart Card is invalid. Insert a valid Smart Card and try again. 2. Check connection between reader and system. 3. There may be an issue with the Smart Card reader. Try reinstalling the reader driver or use a different reader.
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RAC0103 Message This browser does not support Smart Card logon on iDRAC. Use Internet Explorer version 7.0 or later to use this feature. Detailed Description Smart Card login is only supported in newer versions of Internet Explorer. Recommended Response Action See the iDRAC help text or documentation for a list of supported browsers. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Communication with the Smart Card reader cannot be established, or is lost. Recommended Response Action This error may occur because: 1. Check connection between reader and system. 2. There may be an issue with the Smart Card reader. Try reinstalling the reader driver or use a different reader. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Communication with the Smart Card reader is established and a Smart Card is inserted, but there are problems accessing the Smart Card. The appropriate Cryptographic Service Provider (CSP) drivers are not installed. Recommended Response Action There may be an issue with the Smart Card Cryptographic Service Provider (CSP) drivers. Use the client OS to install CSP driver. If the OS has problem with Smart Card, then there will have problem using the Smart Card.
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Recommended Response Action Enter a Remote Syslog Port number. Expected range: [1-65535 or 0x1-0xFFFF] Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0115 Message The Destination IP Address value is invalid.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0117 Message SD card is unavailable. Detailed Description The SD card is not present, or communication with the SD card is lost. This could result in reduced functionality and capabilities.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0120 Message The selected partition size exceeds the available space. Detailed Description Requested partition size exceeds the available space. Recommended Response Action Enter a partition size smaller than the unused space on the vFlash SD card.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0124 Message Invalid label: Label must be exclusively alphanumeric characters. Detailed Description All characters in the label must be alphanumeric. Recommended Response Action Enter all alphanumeric characters.
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RAC0127 Message The specified size must be a non-fractional numeric value. Detailed Description Size must be a whole number. Recommended Response Action Enter a whole number for the size field. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description No status response was returned after completing the initialization request. Recommended Response Action Try reinitalizing the card again in a few minutes. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0132 Message An error has occurred while formatting a partition.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0134 Message This operation is unavailable for non-vFlash SD cards. Detailed Description The SD card is not a valid vFlash SD card. The use of non-Dell media prevents the use of some extended capabilities and functions.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0136 Message An error has occurred while attaching a partition. Detailed Description A seperate message will provide more detail about this error which was detected while attaching the vFlash partition. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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RAC0138 Message A valid certificate is not loaded. Detailed Description The retrieved certificate came back as a null or empty document. Recommended Response Action Upload a valid certificate. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Firmware update verification process failed; the firmware update status is unknown. Recommended Response Action Verify if the firmware has been updated by checking the new firmware version number. If it has not been updated try the firmware update again in a few minutes. If the problem persists, try uploading the firmware through another interface such as Web GUI, RACADM, or DUPs.
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Recommended Response Action Try the operation after a few minutes. If the problem persists, reset iDRAC and repeat the operation. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0149 Message Unable to retrieve the fan information. The system is powered off. Detailed Description While the system is powered off it is unable to retrieve information about the fans.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0151 Message Unable to retrieve the removable flash media information. The system is powered off. Detailed Description While the system is powered off it is unable to retrieve information about removable flash media. Recommended Response Action Turn the system on to view this information.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0153 Message Non-redundant power mode: Check the system hardware manual for implications. Detailed Description Power redundancy is typically used to protect equipment from unexpected power disruption that could cause data loss or hardware damage.
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RAC0155 Message Unable to retrieve the temperature information. The system is powered off. Detailed Description While the system is powered off it is unable to retrieve information about system temperature. Recommended Response Action Turn the system on to view this information. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The Kerberos keytab is needed by the iDRAC to authenticate itself to the Kerberos (Active Directory) server. It is created on the AD server, and issued for the iDRAC. Its like a password, and therefore should be kept secret. Recommended Response Action The Kerberos keytab file may be corrupt. Upload a valid Kerberos keytab file. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined.
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Recommended Response Action Certificate may be corrupt. Try creating a new Certificate Signing Request (CSR) and then upload the certificate. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0180 Message Certificate upload failed: Unable to get local issuer certificate from the Certification Authority (CA) for confirming the CA is legitimate. Detailed Description Certificate upload failed.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0207 Message Certificate upload failed. Detailed Description Certificate upload failed possibly due to poor network connection. Recommended Response Action Try the operation again in a few minutes.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0209 Message Certificate upload failed: iDRAC unable to upload at this time. Detailed Description Certificate upload failed because iDRAC unable to upload at this time. Recommended Response Action Try the operation again in a few minutes.
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RAC0212 Message Login failed. Verify that username and password is correct. Detailed Description This is a generic error message used on all the login pages. Recommended Response Action Enter valid credentials. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Login page is missing a password. Recommended Response Action Enter a valid password. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0217 Message iDRAC is not responding. Detailed Description Client did not receive a response for the login request.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0219 Message Power command failed. Detailed Description Requested power state change has failed. Recommended Response Action Try the operation after a few minutes. If the problem persists, reset iDRAC and repeat the operation.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0222 Message The Destination E-mail Address is invalid. Detailed Description The specified email address does not match an email address format. Ex: "janedoe@email.com." Recommended Response Action Enter a valid email address.
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RAC0224 Message Invalid e-mail description. Detailed Description A partial string used to construct a complete error message. Recommended Response Action Enter a valid email description. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Sending the test mail failed. This will prevent alert messages from being sent to this email address. Recommended Response Action Confirm that: 1. A valid SMTP server address is configred in the iDRAC. 2. The remote email server is configured properly to send and receive emails. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0230 Message This operation erases all data in the SD Card.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0235 Message vFlash image upload timed out. Detailed Description When uploading an image to the vFlash partition, the operation is unresponsive, and has timed out. Recommended Response Action Try uploading the vFlash image again.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0237 Message An error occurred while uploading the vFlash image. Detailed Description A seperate message will provide more detail about this error which was detected while uploading the vFlash image. Recommended Response Action Try uploading the vFlash image again.
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RAC0239 Message SD Card is write-protected. Detailed Description The contents of a write protected SD Card cannot be modified. Recommended Response Action Make sure the SD Card is not write-protected before attempting to change its contents. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Arguments • arg1 = size Detailed Description SD Card does not have enough free space available. Recommended Response Action Delete existing data or insert a SD card of greater size and retry. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action There was a conflict with a concurrent session. Refresh the page to see the currently available options. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0246 Message Partition is read-only. Detailed Description The contents of a read-only partition cannot be modified.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0248 Message This operation deletes the partition permanently. Do you want to continue? Detailed Description This message is displayed when trying to delete a vFlash partition. Recommended Response Action Press OK to delete this partition of the SD Card. This action will erase all the data in this partition.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0250 Message One or more partitions are read-only. Detailed Description The vFlash partitions are read-only. Therefore, the current operation cannot proceed. Recommended Response Action Make sure the partitions are writable before attempting to change their contents.
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RAC0252 Message One or more partitions are currently detached. Detailed Description The vFlash partitions are detached Therefore, the current operation cannot proceed. Recommended Response Action Attach the partitions and try again. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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RAC0254 Message The Gateway Address is invalid. Expected range: [0.0.0.0 or 1.0.0.0 - 223.255.255.255 excluding: 127 (first octet), 0 or 255 (last octet)]. Detailed Description This error message is displayed to indicate that the IPv4 Gateway Address does not conform to the required format Recommended Response Action Enter a valid Gateway Address. Expected range: [0.0.0.0 or 1.0.0.0 - 223.255.255.255 excluding: 127 (first octet), 0 or 255 (last octet)].
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RAC0256 Message The Preferred DNS Server Address is invalid. Expected range: [0.0.0.0 or 1.0.0.0 223.255.255.255 excluding: 127 (first octet), 0 or 255 (last octet)]. Detailed Description This error message is displayed to indicate that the Preferred DNS IPv4 address does not conform to the required format. Recommended Response Action Enter a valid Preferred DNS Server Address. Expected range: [0.0.0.0 or 1.0.0.0 - 223.255.255.255 excluding: 127 (first octet), 0 or 255 (last octet)].
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RAC0259 Message Invalid IPv6 address. Detailed Description This error message is displayed to indicate that the IPv6 address does not conform to the required format. Recommended Response Action Enter a valid IPv6 address. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description This error message is displayed to indicate that the IPv6 gateway address does not conform to the required format. Recommended Response Action Enter a valid IPv6 gateway address. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0265 Message Specify the VLAN ID and VLAN Priority. Detailed Description If VLAN is enabled, specify the VLAN ID and VLAN Priority.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0267 Message Invalid VLAN Priority. Expected range: 0-7. Detailed Description Specify a valid VLAN Priority. Recommended Response Action Enter a valid VLAN Priority. Expected range: 0-7.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0269 Message The NIC MTU is invalid. Expected range: 576-1500 or 0x240-0x5DC. Detailed Description Specify a valid NIC MTU. Recommended Response Action Enter a valid NIC MTU. Expected range: 576-1500 or 0x240-0x5DC.
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RAC0271 Message Continuing will lock user account. Detailed Description Locking the user account prevents them from gaining access to iDRAC. Recommended Response Action Press OK to lock this user account. This action will prevent future access for this user. If undesired press Cancel. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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RAC0273 Message iDRAC access will be limited to running the Racadm utility on the local server or using the serial interface. Detailed Description If the the Enable NIC checkbox is cleared, remote access to iDRAC is disabled. Recommended Response Action Enable remote access to access iDRAC remotely. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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RAC0275 Message Click OK to disable the NIC. Click Cancel to keep the setting unchanged. Detailed Description If the the Enable NIC checkbox is cleared, remote access to iDRAC is disabled. Recommended Response Action Disable NIC only if remote access is undesired. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description This warning message appears when IPv4 is disabled. Recommended Response Action Use IPv6 network to access iDRAC remotely. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action Enter a valid encryption key of up to 40 characters. Odd number of characters and blank spaces are not allowed. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0282 Message IP Blocking Fail Count is invalid. Expected range: 2-16.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0284 Message IP Blocking Fail Penalty Time is invalid. Expected range: 10-65535. Detailed Description This is the time span (in seconds) within which login attempts from an IP address with excessive failures are rejected. The default value is 3600 seconds (1 hour).
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0286 Message New Password and Confirm New Password fields cannot be empty. Detailed Description When creating a user account, the New Password and Confirm New Password fields cannot be empty. Recommended Response Action Enter valid passwords for New Password and Confirm New Password.
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RAC0289 Message Values in New Password and Confirm New Password fields do not match. Detailed Description When creating a user account, the same value must be entered for New Password and Confirm New Password. Recommended Response Action Enter the same values for both New Password and Confirm New Password. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The user name value does not accept these characters. Recommended Response Action Do not enter /, \, @, ., or " (quotation mark) for user name. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action Upload a valid root Certificate Authority (CA) certificate. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0294 Message The Character Accumulate Interval value is invalid.
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Recommended Response Action Enter a valid Character Send Threshold value. Expected range: 1-255. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0297 Message Specify a Domain Controller Address must be configured.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0301 Message Remote File Share connection is unavailable. Check the settings and try again. Detailed Description User will be unable to connect to Remote File Share.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0303 Message Virtual Console is disabled or you do not have the Access Virtual Console privilege. Detailed Description This error message is displayed when Virtual Console feature is unavailable. Recommended Response Action Enable Virtual Console and ask the administrator to grant Access Virtual Console privilege.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0801 Message iDRAC is being reset. Detailed Description iDRAC closes all the existing sessions and returns to the default static IP address.
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RAC052 Message Unable to create a configuration job because an existing configuation job is already in progress. Detailed Description Unable to create a configuration job because an existing configuation job is already in progress. Only one configuration job for a component can run or can be processed at any time. Recommended Response Action Retry the operation after the existing configuration job is complete, or cancel the existing configuration job and retry the operation.
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RAC055 Message User name cannot be cleared because the user account is enabled in the input configuration XML file. Detailed Description The user name for the user account cannot be cleared because the user account is enabled in the configuration XML file. Recommended Response Action Retry the operation after disabling the user account in the configuration XML file.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC057 Message Unable to set Privacy Protocol to an enabled state because the Authentication Protocol attribute is set to None for the user ID:arg1 Arguments • arg1 = user ID Detailed Description The Privacy Protocol for the user cannot be enabled because the Authentication protocol is disabled.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC059 Message Unable to configure time because Network Time Protocol (NTP) is enabled. Detailed Description When Network Time Protocol (NTP) feature is enabled, iDRAC will get time from NTP servers. Directly configuration of the iDRAC time is disabled with NTP is enabled.
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RAC0902 Message The -f option requires -d to also be specifed. Detailed Description The syntax of the specified command is invalid. In this case, the usage of the -f option is invalid. Recommended Response Action See the help text/documentation for the valid syntax of the subcommand. Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The iDRAC cannot access the remote file location. The credentials or path to the remote file location is incorrect or iDRAC cannot connect to the network address. Recommended Response Action Confirm that the path and credentials to remote file are correct, and check that the iDRAC can connect to the network address. Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined.
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Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0907 Message System ID LED blink on. Detailed Description The System ID LED was successfully set to on. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0909 Message Invalid subcommand syntax: Specify the object name. Detailed Description The specified command is missing object name syntax. Recommended Response Action Specify the correct subcommand object name syntax.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0911 Message Data about version details is unavailable. Detailed Description Unable to retrieve version details. Recommended Response Action Try again later. If the problem persists, contact technical support. Refer to your product documentation to choose the contact method that is convenient for you.
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RAC913 Message Unable to login to RAC using the specified address Detailed Description The management system could not login to the iDRAC. Recommended Response Action Verify whether the username and password given for the iDRAC are correct. Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Only possible configurations for the DRAC NIC are 10Mbps and 100 Mbps. For documentation with respect to this setting, refer to the racadm User Guide under cfgNetTuning group. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC918 Message Unable to get the inlet temperature data. Detailed Description Racadm unable to obtain the inlet temperature data.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC920 Message This interface does not support the specified option. Detailed Description From firmware racadm, the inlet temperature history can be exported only to a remote file share.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC922 Message Specified path is too long. Detailed Description The specified path (specified with the l parameter) for the remote share is too long. This path should be less than 256 characters in length. Recommended Response Action Try the same command with a different remote share location, which is less than 256 characters in length.
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RAC925 Message Recurrence interval is not applicable for this subcategory. Detailed Description An alert recurrence cannot be set for the specified subcategory. The alert recurrence is applicable only to the TMPS subcategory. Recommended Response Action 1. Check if the alert recurrence is applicable to this subcategory. To check this run racadm eventfilters get. 2. To set the notifications for the specified subcategory, run the command without the -r option.
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Detailed Description The recurrence value was successfully modified to the specified value. Recommended Response Action None. Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC930 Message Unable to export the inlet temperature data. Detailed Description Racadm is currently unable to obtain the inlet temperature data.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC937 Successfully initiated configuration XML file import operation that was invoked by thearg1.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC939 Message Unable to start the system configuration profile export or import operation. Detailed Description The request to perform a system profile export or import opeartion cannot be started because a firmware update operation is already in progress.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC941 Message Successfully initiated the export operation. This operation may take several minutes to complete. Detailed Description A system configuration profile export operation may take several minutes to complete depending on the system configuration.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC943 Message Warning: Collect System Inventory On Restart (CSIOR) feature is disabled. Detailed Description The Collect System Inventory On Restart (CSIOR) feature is currently disabled. If the system inventory is not up-to-date, the system configuration profile that is being copied will not have the latest inventory information.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC945 Message Invalid object value specified. Detailed Description The dedicated NIC or shared NIC scan time value is not between 5 and 255 seconds. Recommended Response Action Make sure to set the scan time value between 5 and 255 seconds, and retry the operation. For more information, see RACADM help.
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RAC947 Message Invalid object value specified. Detailed Description The value used for the object set operation is invalid. Recommended Response Action Make sure to specify the value depending on the type of object. For more information, see RACADM help. Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The specified work note was added to the Lifecycle Log. Recommended Response Action View the work notes using the racadm lclog view c worknotes command. Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC952 Message There is no free space to add new work notes to the Lifecycle Log.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC954 Message The number of characters entered for the comment exceeds the supported limit. Detailed Description Up to 128 characters are allowed for a comment.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC956 Message There is no free space to add new comments to the Lifecycle Log. Detailed Description The allocated size for the Lifecycle Log entries has reached its maximum limit, and no further comments can be added to the Lifecycle Log. Recommended Response Action Contact your service provider.
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RAC957 Message An import or export operation is currently in progress. Detailed Description Another import or export operation cannot be started until the current operation is complete. Recommended Response Action Wait until the current import or export operation is complete before starting another operation. Use the racadm jobqueue view command to check the status of the current import or export operation.
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Detailed Description The content of the configuration XML file used for import is invalid because of incorrect modifications or content. Recommended Response Action Correct the modifications to the configuration XML file to be imported or specify the correct file, and retry the operation. Check the Lifecycle Log for more details. Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action Wait until the configuration changes are applied before starting another import operation. Use the racadm jobqueue view command to check the status of the current import operation. Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC964 Message Unable to perform the operation. Detailed Description The operation cannot be performed because of an internal error. Recommended Response Action Wait for some time before retrying the operation.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC966 Message Unable to continue with the opearion because the user name or password is not specified. Detailed Description Any operation involving remote share (CIFS) cannot continue if user name, password, or both are not specified.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC968 Message Importing the configuration XML file from a local share is not supported when using Firmware RACADM. Detailed Description The configuration XML file cannot be imported from a client location when using Firmware RACADM.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC970 Message Incorrect value specified for the end power state option. Detailed Description The import operation cannot continue if the value specified for the end power state of the system option (-s) is incorrect. The supported values are "On" and "Off".
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RAC972 Message Insufficient privileges to run the configuration XML file import or export operations. Detailed Description Configuration XML import and export operations require the specified username to have administrator role privileges. Recommended Response Action Run the same command with a username that has an administrator role privileges. Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined.
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Detailed Description The value specified for the wait time (w) option is invalid. The valid range is 300 to 3600 seconds. Recommended Response Action Make sure to specify a valid wait time (-w) option and retry the command. The range of supported values are 300 to 3600 seconds. Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC977 Message Import configuration XML file operation initiated. Detailed Description The configuration XML file import operation was initiated.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC979 Message Successfully uploaded the custom signing certificate to iDRAC. Detailed Description The custom signing certificate was extracted from the Public Key Cryptography Standards version 12 (PKCS12) file and applied to the system configuration.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC982 Message Invalid Public Key Cryptography Standards version 12 (PKCS12) file detected. Detailed Description The PKCS12 file provided is invalid, because it may not be in the correct format. Recommended Response Action For more details, contact the Certificate Authority.
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RAC984 Message Unable to upload the Public Key Cryptography Standards version 12 (PKCS12) file. Detailed Description iDRAC is unable to extract the custom signing certificate and the private key from the Public Key Cryptography Standards version 12 (PKCS12) file. Recommended Response Action Check if the specified file and passphrase are valid, and retry the operation. If the issue persists, contact your service provider.
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Detailed Description The "vmkey" sub-command is deprecated, and the functionality is available using "vflashsd" sub-command. Recommended Response Action Use "vflashsd" sub-command instead of "vmkey". For more information about the sub-command, use "racadm help vflashsd" command. Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description A new firmware update job cannot be initiated while an existing firmware update job is still in one of these states: "New", "Downloading", or "Running". Recommended Response Action Wait until the existing firmware update jobs are completed or scheduled before retrying the operation. To monitor the status of the existing jobs, use the "racadm jobqueue view" command.
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Arguments • arg1 = file name Detailed Description If Lifecycle Controller is disabled, the firmware update operation cannot continue. Recommended Response Action Enable Lifecycle Controller using the "racadm set lifecyclecontroller.lcattributes.lifecyclecontrollerstate 1" command, and retry the operation. Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The job ID specified in the message is invalid or was already deleted. Recommended Response Action To monitor the current set of the jobs, use the "racadm jobqueue view" command. Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action To monitor the job status, use the "racadm jobqueue view -i ", and delete the jobs one at a time using the "racadm jobqueue delete -i " command. Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC1029 Message Unable to delete the specified certificate type. Detailed Description The certificate cannot be deleted if the certificate type specified is not "3".
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC1031 Message Unable to delete the custom signing certificate. Detailed Description The custom signing certificate on iDRAC cannot be deleted because of an internal error. Recommended Response Action Verify if iDRAC has a custom signing certificate.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC996 Message Unable to set the object value because the DNS RAC Name object is not configured. Detailed Description Unable to set the specified object value because the object DNS RAC Name is not configured. Recommended Response Action Configure DNS RAC name using "racadm set iDRAC.NIC.DNSRacName " command, and retry the operation.
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RAC998 Message IPv6 cannot be enabled. Detailed Description IPv6 cannot be enabled if iDRAC NIC is disabled. Recommended Response Action Enable iDRAC NIC using "racadm set iDRAC.NIC.Enable < 1 | Enabled >" command and retry the operation. Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Unable to set the object value for iDRAC IPv6 Address1 and IPv6 Gateway, because the object IPv6 Autoconfig is enabled. Recommended Response Action Disable the object IPv6 AutoConfig using "racadm set iDRAC.IPv6.AutoConfig <0 | Disabled >", and retry the operation. Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC1003 Message The smart card certificate revocation list (CRL) cannot be enabled.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC1027 Message Successfully sent the alert for the specified event to the configured destination. Detailed Description A test event was generated and the alert was successfully sent to the destination.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC1007 The jobarg1cannot be deleted. Message Arguments • arg1 = job ID Detailed Description The job specified in the meesage cannot be deleted when it is Running, Scheduled, or tranitioniong from Downloading to Scheduled.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC1009 Message The Active Directory objects DCLookupEnable or GCLookupEnable cannot be enabled. Detailed Description The Active Directory objects DCLookupEnable or GCLookupEnable cannot be enabled, because IPv4.DNS1, IPv4.DNS2, IPv6.DNS1, or IPv6.DNS2 is not configured. Recommended Response Action Configure IPv4.DNS1, IPv4.DNS2, IPv6.
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RAC1011 Message The OS to iDRAC pass-through cannot be enabled. Detailed Description The OS to iDRAC pass-through cannot be enabled, because the NIC is in Dedicated mode. Recommended Response Action Change the iDRAC NIC mode to shared mode using "racadm set idrac.nic.selection ", and retry the opeation. Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description For any iDRAC user, SNMPv3 authentication protocol can be changed to "None" only if the SNMPv3 privacy protocol state is set to "None". Recommended Response Action Change the SNMPv3 privacy protocol state to None using "racadm set iDRAC.Users..SNMPv3PrivacyType none", and retry the operation. Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action Make sure that each of the 16 user names are unique. Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC1019 Message The specified object is not supported for the current system configuration.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC1021 Message NIC objects are not available in the current system configuration. Detailed Description NIC objects are not available if NIC devices are not installed in the system, or if some iDRAC services are busy.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC1024 Message Successfully scheduled a job. Detailed Description The pending value is applied during the next reboot of system. Recommended Response Action Verify the job status using "racadm jobqueue view -i JID_xxxxx" command.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC1032 arg1jobs was cancelled by the user. Message Arguments • arg1 = Job ID or ALL Detailed Description The job specified in the message were cancelled.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0701 Message Requested system powerup. Detailed Description Requested system powerup. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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RAC0703 Message Requested system hardreset. Detailed Description Requested system hardreset. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Requested system graceful shutdown. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0706 Message Requested system NMI.
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Recommended Response Action Acquire an iDRAC firmware image of the version desired. Using the latest version available is recommended. Update the iDRAC firmware. Category Updates SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0710 Message Server link tuning error. Detailed Description Server link tuning error. Recommended Response Action Ensure that the IO Module (IOM) and Mezzanine (Mezz) cards are appropriately matched.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0712 Message Server failed to power up due to zero power allocated. Detailed Description Server failed to power up due to zero power allocated. Recommended Response Action Utilize the Chassis Management Controller web interface to check available power and server power requirements.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0714 Message Server failed to power up due to noncontinuous power action. Detailed Description Server failed to power up due to noncontinuous power action. Recommended Response Action Utilize the Chassis Management Controller web interface to check available power and server power requirements.
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RAC0716 Message Unable to unmount remote share. Detailed Description Unable to unmount remote share. Recommended Response Action Retry the operation. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Remote File Share service is busy with the previous connection. Recommended Response Action Stop the Remote File Share session and retyr the operation. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action Retry the operation. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0721 Remote share mounted successfullyarg1.
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Recommended Response Action Reseat the server and retry. Category Audit SubCategory RAC = RAC Event Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RAC0400 Message iDRAC memory low. Detailed Description iDRAC is running low on memory.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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40 RDU Event Messages RDU0001 Message The fans are redundant. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory RDU = Redundancy Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2475 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE RDU0003 Message Fan redundancy is degraded. Detailed Description One of more fans have failed or have been removed or a configuration change occurred which requires additional fans. Recommended Response Action Remove and re-install failed fans or install additional fans.
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RDU0005 Message The fans are not redundant. Insufficient resources to maintain normal operations. Detailed Description One of more fans have failed or have been removed or a configuration change occurred which requires additional fans. Recommended Response Action Remove and re-install failed fans or install additional fans. Category System Health SubCategory RDU = Redundancy Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2473 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The current power operational mode is non-redundant because of a power supply exception, a power supply inventory change, or a system power inventory change. The system was previously operating in a power redundant mode. Recommended Response Action Check the event log for power supply failures. Review system configuration and power consumption.
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Recommended Response Action If unintended, review system configuration and power consumption and install power supplies accordingly. Check power supply status for failures. Category System Health SubCategory RDU = Redundancy Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2475 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RDU0021 Message Unable to determine the redundancy status of the power supply units. Detailed Description One of the power supply units have failed.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RDU0023 Message Unable to determine the redundancy status of the fans. Detailed Description One or more fans are non-functional or may have failed. Recommended Response Action Check that all fans are working properly. Replace any non-fuctional fan with a new fan.
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41 RED Event Messages RED000 Message Unrecognized error code encountered. Detailed Description An unknown error was returned. Recommended Response Action Check the uniform resource identifier (URI) target path and make sure the repository server is available. Category Updates SubCategory RED = FW Download Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RED002 Message Package successfully downloaded. Detailed Description Package has been successfully downloaded. The Job Scheduler will schedule it at the time specified. Recommended Response Action Schedule the job if it is not already scheduled.
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RED004 Message Job failed. Detailed Description The Job failed to execute due to an unknown error. Recommended Response Action Check the uniform resource identifier (URI), target path and make sure the repository server is available. Category Updates SubCategory RED = FW Download Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Dell Update Package download failed. Recommended Response Action Check the network connection and access to the update package from the system Category Updates SubCategory RED = FW Download Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Updates SubCategory RED = FW Download Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RED009 Message Lifecycle Controller is not present. Detailed Description Lifecycle Controller is not present.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RED011 Message USC version is not compatible. Detailed Description Current USC version does not support this component. Check InstanceID Recommended Response Action Use the latest version of USC available if possible.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RED013 Message The DUP specified is not compatible with the target device. Detailed Description The DUP specified is not compatible with the target device. Recommended Response Action Download and use the DUP that matches the device being targeted.
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RED015 Message The download protocol specified is not supported. Detailed Description The download protocol specified is not supported. Recommended Response Action The supported protocols include NFS, CIFS, HTTP, FTP, TFTP Category Updates SubCategory RED = FW Download Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The DUP specified is not compatible with the target system. Recommended Response Action Download and use the DUP that matches the system that the installation is targeting. Category Updates SubCategory RED = FW Download Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action Directly update to the desired version. Category Updates SubCategory RED = FW Download Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RED020 Message Feature not supported on current version of USC.
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Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RED027 Message Insufficient space to upload the requested file. Detailed Description The temporary storage is full. The uploaded files must be installed to clear space for additional uploads.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RED029 Message A reboot is pending. Detailed Description This task will reboot the system at the scheduled start time. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RED031 Message Approaching maximum size limit allowed for storing firmware images. Detailed Description The internal space available for storing firmware images is almost full. Normal operations will continue until the critical limit is reached. When the critical limit is reached, all the rollback firmware images will be deleted.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RED033 Message Unable to reboot system. Detailed Description The request to shut down the operating system did not complete successfully. The iDRAC was unable to complete the system reboot. Any operation that depends on the system reboot will not complete until reboot is complete.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RED0101 Message Rollback successfull. Detailed Description The firmware was rolled back to the previous version. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Updates SubCategory RED = FW Download Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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42 RFL Event Messages RFL2000 Internal Dual SD Modulearg1is present. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory RFL = IDSDM Media Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2211 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE RFL2003 Internal Dual SD Modulearg1is online. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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LCD Message Internal Dual SD Module failed. Check SD Card Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE RFL2005 Internal Dual SD Modulearg1is operating normally. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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LCD Message Internal Dual SD Module is write protected. Check SD Card Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE RFL2007 Internal Dual SD Modulearg1is writable. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE RFL2009 Internal Dual SD Modulearg1is enabled. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description The Internal Dual SD Card redundancy feature was enabled. The SD card identified in the message is enabled. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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43 RFLA Event Messages RFLA2001 Internal Dual SD Modulearg1is absent. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description The SD card module is not detected or not installed. Recommended Response Action If unintended, reinstall the SD module. Category System Health SubCategory RFLA = IDSDM Absent Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2481 LCD Message Internal Dual SD Module is absent. Check SD card. Initial Default.
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44 RFM Event Messages RFM1018 Message Removable Flash Media is absent. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory RFM = FlexAddress SD Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RFM1020 Message Removable Flash Media is IPMI-function ready. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory RFM = FlexAddress SD Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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RFM1022 Message Removable Flash Media is ready. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action If unintended, reinstall the flash media. Category System Health SubCategory RFM = FlexAddress SD Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description At boot, the Card Identification (CID) signature of the card is different from the Non-volatile (NV) storage value or the card is the destination of a copy operation that is in-progress. Recommended Response Action If unintended, reinstall the flash media. Category System Health SubCategory RFM = FlexAddress SD Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category System Health SubCategory RFM = FlexAddress SD Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RFM1027 Message Removable Flash Media is operating normally. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RFM1029 Message Removable Flash Media was deactivated. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RFM1031 Message Removable Flash Media has finished booting. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory RFM = FlexAddress SD Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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RFM1033 Message Removable Flash Media is writable. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory RFM = FlexAddress SD Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory RFM = FlexAddress SD Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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45 RRDU Event Messages RRDU0001 Message Internal Dual SD Module is redundant. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory RRDU = IDSDM Redundancy Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2491 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE RRDU0003 Message Internal Dual SD Module redundancy is degraded. Detailed Description Either one of the SD card or both the SD cards are not functioning properly. Recommended Response Action Replace the failed SD card.
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RRDU0005 Message Internal Dual SD Module is not redundant. Insufficient resources to maintain normal operations. Detailed Description The current operating configuration cannot maintain redundancy.The unit may operate in a degraded state. Recommended Response Action Review product documentation and SD card configuration. Category System Health SubCategory RRDU = IDSDM Redundancy Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message Internal Dual SD Module is not redundant.
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RRDU0011 Message Unable to determine the redundancy status of the Internal SD Module. Detailed Description This occurs because of one of the following reasons: 1) Either one of the SD card or both the SD cards have failed. 2) The Internal SD Module has failed. Recommended Response Action Replace the failed SD card with a new SD card, or replace the Internal SD Module. For more information, contact your service provider.
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46 RSI Event Messages RSI0001 Message The Lifecycle Controller Remote Services is available. Detailed Description The Lifecycle Controller Remote Services instrumentation is available Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory RSI = Remote Service Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE RSI0003 Message The remote service is reloading data Detailed Description The Remote Service database is being updated Recommended Response Action Retry request later Category Configuration SubCategory RSI = Remote Service Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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47 SEC Event Messages SEC0000 Message The chassis is open. Detailed Description The chassis is open. System performance may be degraded, and security may be compromised. Recommended Response Action Close the chassis. Check system logs. Category System Health SubCategory SEC = Security Event Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2385 LCD Message Intrusion detected. Check chassis cover Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SEC0002 Message The I/O card area is open. Detailed Description The I/O card area is open. I/O cards may be added or removed. System performance may be degraded. Recommended Response Action Close the I/O card area. Check system logs.
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SEC0004 Message The LAN is disconnected. Detailed Description The LAN is disconnected. Network performance may be degraded. Recommended Response Action If unintentional, connect network cable. Category System Health SubCategory SEC = Security Event Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The fan area is open. System performance may be degraded. Recommended Response Action Close the fan area. Check system logs. Category System Health SubCategory SEC = Security Event Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category System Health SubCategory SEC = Security Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SEC0018 Message The I/O card area is closed. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SEC0020 Message The LAN is connected. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SEC0022 Message The fan area is closed. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory SEC = Security Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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SEC0032 Message The chassis is closed while the power is on. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory SEC = Security Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2387 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory SEC = Security Event Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2387 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE SEC0040 Message A critical stop occurred during OS load.
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Category System Health SubCategory SEC = Security Event Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2385 LCD Message BIOS detected an error configuring TXT. Check system configuration. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE SEC0042 Message Processor detected an error while performing an Intel Trusted Execution Technology (TXT) operation.
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Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID 2385 LCD Message BIOS detected a TXT error during POST. Check system configuration. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE SEC0044 Message SINIT Authenticated Code Module detected an Intel Trusted Execution Technology (TXT) error at boot. Detailed Description TXT initialization failure.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE SEC0600 Message A secure mode violation detected. Detailed Description This may apply to a physical or remote access attempt. Recommended Response Action Check system logs for intrusion attempts, and ensure strong password policies.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SEC0602 Message User password violation detected. Detailed Description This may apply to a physical or remote access attempt. Recommended Response Action Check system logs for intrusion attempts, and ensure strong password policies.
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SEC0604 Message A setup password violation detected. Detailed Description This may apply to a physical or remote access attempt. Recommended Response Action Check system logs for intrusion attempts, and ensure strong password policies. Category System Health SubCategory SEC = Security Event Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description This may apply to a physical or remote access attempt. Recommended Response Action Check system logs for intrusion attempts, and ensure strong password policies. Category System Health SubCategory SEC = Security Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category System Health SubCategory SEC = Security Event Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SEC0609 Message A password violation was corrected. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SEC0611 Message An Out-of-band password violation was corrected. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SEC0052 Message Chassis intrusion sensor may have failed. Detailed Description The chassis intrusion sensor may have failed, because of this it cannot be determined whether the chassis is closed or opened. This condition can lead to degraded system performance because of insufficient cooling. The system security may be compromised.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE SEC0701 Message Warning: Default username and password are currently in use. It is strongly recommended to change the default password immediately. Detailed Description This warning message is displayed when using the default username and password (root and calvin).
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48 SEL Event Messages SEL0002 Message Logging is disabled. Detailed Description This message appears when event logging of a specific type is disabled by the user. (IPMI sensor type code 10h - offset 01h) Recommended Response Action If unintended, re-enable logging. Category System Health SubCategory SEL = Sys Event Log Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SEL0004 Message Log cleared. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory SEL = Sys Event Log Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID 2379 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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SEL0007 Message All event logging is enabled. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory SEL = Sys Event Log Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description When the event log is full, additional events are not written to the log or older events will be overwritten and lost. (IPMI sensor type code 10h - offset 05h) Recommended Response Action Backup and clear log at the next maintained time. Category System Health SubCategory SEL = Sys Event Log Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID 2378 LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category System Health SubCategory SEL = Sys Event Log Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SEL1200 Message The system was reconfigured. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SEL1204 Message An unknown system hardware failure detected. Detailed Description The operating system or BIOS detected an unknown event.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE SEL1206 Message An entry was added to auxiliary log. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory SEL = Sys Event Log Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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SEL1208 Message A platform event filter action was executed. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory SEL = Sys Event Log Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory SEL = Sys Event Log Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SEL1211 Message The time-stamp clock could not be synchronized.
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Category System Health SubCategory SEL = Sys Event Log Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SEL1301 Message Bootable media found. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SEL1303 Message Bootable diskette detected. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SEL1305 Message The PXE server found. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory SEL = Sys Event Log Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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SEL1307 Message Boot sector found. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory SEL = Sys Event Log Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory SEL = Sys Event Log Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SEL1400 Message The platform generated a page alert.
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Category System Health SubCategory SEL = Sys Event Log Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SEL1404 Message A platform event trap (PET) was generated. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SEL1500 Message The chassis management controller (CMC) is redundant. Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SEL1502 Message Chassis management controller (CMC) redundancy is degraded. Detailed Description An action or failure has taken place that degrades CMC redundancy. This includes firmware mismatch between CMCs and a CMC missing SD card. Recommended Response Action Chassis management controller (CMC) redundancy is degraded.
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SEL1504 Message The chassis management controller (CMC) is not redundant. Insufficient resources to maintain normal operations. Detailed Description There is not enough available power for two CMCs to operate. Recommended Response Action Check overall power consumption and power status. Category System Health SubCategory SEL = Sys Event Log Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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SEL1507 Communications restored with Chassis Group Memberarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory SEL = Sys Event Log Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SEL1509 Memberarg1has joined the Chassis Group. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory SEL = Sys Event Log Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SEL1511 Memberarg1removed from the Chassis Group. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory SEL = Sys Event Log Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SEL9901 Message OEM software event. Detailed Description The current software version cannot decode this event. The source of the event may come from a source that is not compatible with this software or the event may have been added after the release of this software.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE 1027
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49 SSD Event Messages SSD1001 Write-cache onarg1is enabled. Message Arguments • arg1 = PCIe SSD name Detailed Description Write-cache is enabled on the PCIe solid state drive (SSD) identified in the message. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Storage SubCategory SSD = PCIe SSD Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SSD1003 arg1is ready for removal. Message Arguments • arg1 = PCIe SSD name Detailed Description The PCIe solid state drive (SSD) identified in the message is ready for removal. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SSD1005 Successfully initializedarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = PCIe SSD name Detailed Description The initialization of the PCIe solid state drive (SSD) identified in the message is complete.
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Category Storage SubCategory SSD = PCIe SSD Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SSD1007 Thearg1has reached or exceeded its warranted wear-out limit.
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Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Storage SubCategory SSD = PCIe SSD Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SSD1009 Thearg1is in read-only mode.
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Detailed Description The PCIe solid state device identified in the message is in a locked state, because an existing initialization task was interrupted due to a power failure or disk removal. Recommended Response Action Run Full Initialize operation on the device identified in the message. Category Storage SubCategory SSD = PCIe SSD Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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50 STOR Event Messages STOR1 A devicearg1is in an unknown state. Message Arguments • arg1 = device name Detailed Description The controller cannot communicate with a device. The state of the device cannot be determined. There may be a bad or loose cable, or a missing device, or a problem with the driver or firmware. Recommended Response Action See the storage hardware documentation for information on checking the cables. Check for problems with any enclosures attached to the system.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR3 CEM Storage Management has lost communication with thearg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = Controller Name Detailed Description Storage Management has lost communication with a controller.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR5 Redundancy lost.arg1 Message Arguments • arg1 = VD/Enclosure Name Detailed Description A virtual disk or enclosure has lost data redundancy. In the case of a virtual disk, one or more physical disks included in the virtual disk have failed.
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Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Storage SubCategory STOR = Storage Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR7 Message The storage management instrumentation is performing an inventory refresh operation.
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Category Storage SubCategory STOR = Storage Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR9 Message No RAID controllers have been detected. Access to shared storage will not be available. Detailed Description No supported RAID controllers have been detected.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR007 Message Resource Allocation Failure. Detailed Description Command failed due to lack of memory or file space. Recommended Response Action Reset iDRAC and run the command. Category Configuration SubCategory STOR = Storage Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined.
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STOR010 Message RAID level not supported on controller Detailed Description RAID level provided not valid for this controller Recommended Response Action Provide a valid RAID level Category Configuration SubCategory STOR = Storage Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description One or more of provided physical disks cannot be used. Recommended Response Action Check the RAID profile for correct status and use of provided physical disk(s) Category Configuration SubCategory STOR = Storage Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory STOR = Storage Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR016 Message Physical disk provided is not large enough to be a hot spare for this virtual disk.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR018 Message No foreign drives detected Detailed Description This operation did not detect any foreign drives. This may be due to not having any foreign drives or the only foreign drives being secured.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR020 Message Controller Key is already present Detailed Description Controller key cannot be set because the key is already present. Recommended Response Action Controller already has a key. Key must be deleted to key the controller again.
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STOR022 Message Controller is not security capable Detailed Description Controller does not have the capability to secure virtual disks Recommended Response Action Controller does not have security capability. Category Configuration SubCategory STOR = Storage Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Configuration changes are already scheduled Recommended Response Action Configuration is already scheduled. No need to schedule again. Category Configuration SubCategory STOR = Storage Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory STOR = Storage Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR029 Message Physical disk not found Detailed Description The provided physical disk could not be found. Recommended Response Action Provide a valid physical disk FQDD.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR031 Message Lifecycle Controller is not enabled. Detailed Description For 11G systems: System Services must be enabled to perform the requested operation. System Services has been disabled through the iDRAC configuration utility accessed by pressing CTRL+E on boot up or through a remote operation.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR037 Missing required parameterarg1 Message Arguments • arg1 = parameter name Detailed Description One or more required parameters for the method are missing Recommended Response Action Refer to the profile document and provide the required parameter Category Configuration SubCategory STOR = Storage Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Tra
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR039 Message Mismatch in AttributeName and AttributeValue count Detailed Description The name value pairs do not match in the input Recommended Response Action Provide a valid (AttributeName, AttributeValue) pair Category Configuration SubCategory STOR = Storage Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD me
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR041 Invalid Attribute Value for Attribute Namearg1 Message Arguments • arg1 = attribute Detailed Description The attribute value is not valid for the given attribute Recommended Response Action Provide valid attribute value for the specifed attribute Category Configuration SubCategory STOR = Storage Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Tr
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR043 Message Physical Disk is part of Virtual Disk that is not Secondary Raid Level 0 Detailed Description Physical Disk is part of Virtual Disk that is not Secondary Raid Level 0 Recommended Response Action Informational Message. No action required. Not an LC supported feature.
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STOR045 Message StartingLBA and Size parameters are required to create a Virtual Disk Detailed Description The input Physical Disks have fragmented disk space, so starting LBA and size parameters are required to create a Virtual Disk Recommended Response Action Provide startingLBA and size parameters. Category Configuration SubCategory STOR = Storage Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Arguments • arg1 = attribute Detailed Description AttributeValue cannot be changed for ReadOnly Attribute Name Recommended Response Action Cannot change this attribute. No action required Category Configuration SubCategory STOR = Storage Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory STOR = Storage Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR054 Message Controller is not cachecade capable. Detailed Description The controller or the firmware on the controller does not support the CacheCade Recommended Response Action Informational Message. Refer to the controller users guide for more info.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR061 Message Initializing virtual disk is not supported on the RAID controller. Detailed Description Initializing virtual disk operation is not supported on the target device. Recommended Response Action For more information on supported operations, see Lifecycle Controller Remote Services Users Guide.
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STOR062 Message One or more Physical Disks specified are full and cannot be used to create additional Virtual Disks. Detailed Description One or more Physical Disks specified are full and cannot be used to create additional Virtual Disks. Recommended Response Action Make sure all physical disks specified to create a virtual disk have the required amount of free space.
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STOR0201 Message Unable to determine whether the system has the minimum required versions of the RAID controller drivers and firmware. Detailed Description Unable to determine whether the system has the minimum required versions of the RAID controller drivers. Recommended Response Action See the Readme file on the installation media for driver and firmware requirements.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR0203 Message The current operating system kernel version and the non-RAID SCSI driver version are older than the minimum required versions. Detailed Description The version of the operating system kernel and the driver do not meet the minimum requirements.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR0205 Message Global rescan initiated for all storage components in the system. Detailed Description A rescan of all storage components in the system is initiated. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR0207 Message Smart thermal shutdown feature is disabled. Detailed Description The storage shutdown feature based on high ambient temperature (smart themal shutdown) is disabled. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR0209 Message Unable to monitor or manage SAS components because the initialization sequence of the devices did not complete. Detailed Description The initialization sequence of SAS components did not complete during system startup.
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Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR0211 Thearg1has returned to normal state. Message Arguments • arg1 = device name Detailed Description The device identified in the message that was previously in an error state has returned to a normal state.
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Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. TRUE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset DONTKN OW FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR0501 Message Unable to configure RAID. Detailed Description Unable to create a virtual disk due to unknown reasons.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR0503 Message Successfully erased RAID configuration. Detailed Description Existing RAID configuration was successfully erased. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR0505 Message Unable to delete virtual disks. Detailed Description Unable to delete the existing virtual disks for unknown reasons. Recommended Response Action Exit the RAID Configuration wizard and retry the operation. If the problem persists do the following: 1) Reboot the system. 2) Press the key to re-enter Lifecycle Controller.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR0507 Message Insufficient physical disk space on selected RAID controller. Detailed Description The RAID controller does not have sufficient number of initialized physical disks or adequate disk space to create the requested virtual disk.
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STOR0509 Message No RAID levels are supported. Detailed Description The controller does not have the minimum number of initialized disks to create a virtual disk. Recommended Response Action Connect required number of initialized physical disks to the RAID controller and retry the operation. Category Storage SubCategory STOR = Storage Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Unable to change the encryption key due to an internal error. Recommended Response Action Exit Lifecycle Controller, press the key to re-enter Lifecycle Controller, and retry the operation. If the problem persists, update the RAID controller firmware to the latest version and retry the operation. Category Storage SubCategory STOR = Storage Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action Exit Lifecycle Controller, press the key to re-enter Lifecycle Controller, and retry the operation. If the problem persists, update the RAID controller firmware to the latest version and retry the operation. Category Storage SubCategory STOR = Storage Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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SubCategory STOR = Storage Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR0103 Message No physical disks are displayed. Detailed Description No physical disk data to display.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR0105 Message No enclosures are displayed. Detailed Description No enclosure data to display. The system is powered off, enclosures are not present on the system, or enclosures are not connected to the RAID controllers.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE STOR0107 Message EMMs are not connected to enclosures or data about EMMs is unavailable. Detailed Description No EMMs data to display. The system is powered off, no enclosure EMMs are present, or the EMMs are not connected to the enclosures.
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STOR0109 Message Power supply unit is not connected to the enclosure or data about power supply unit is unavailable. Detailed Description No power supply unit data to display. The system is powered off, no power supply unit is present in the system, or the power supply unit is not connected to the enclosure. Recommended Response Action Check if the server has power, enclosure power supply unit is available, and power supply unit is connected to the enclosure.
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STOR0111 Message Invalid reference key. Detailed Description The specified reference key is invalid. Recommended Response Action Verify that the correct reference key is specified. See the help text or documentation for valid reference keys. Category Storage SubCategory STOR = Storage Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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51 SUP Event Messages SUP001 Message Insufficient parameters provided. Detailed Description Insufficient Parameters provided for the WSMAN command. Recommended Response Action Make sure the parameters are correct and in the right number and format and retry the action. Category Updates SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP003 Message Invalid URI, target or reboot flag. Detailed Description One of the uniform resource input (URI) string, target or reboot flag parameters is missing or exceeds the prescribed length.
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SUP006 Message Update package downloading - Delete failed. Detailed Description The DUP is being downloaded and the update cannot be deleted while the download is in progress Recommended Response Action Wait until the update package is downloaded and retry the action. The download can take more than 5 minutes depending on network speed and size of the update package.
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Detailed Description Because of the size of the driver pack, the update process removes the older version of the driver pack from the system before installing the newer version. For that reason, the driver pack update cannot be deleted. Recommended Response Action Wait for the Driver Pack update to complete. To revert to the previous version of the update, download and update the firmware to the version desired.
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Recommended Response Action Do not try to delete the job when the update process is underway. To revert to the previous version of the update, download and update the firmware to the version desired or run the rollback command to go back to the previous version. Category Updates SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP016 Message Job cannot be scheduled. Detailed Description Only jobs with the job status of Downloading / Downloaded / Pending Reboot can be scheduled.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP018 Message Invalid until time. Detailed Description The specified until time is invalid. Recommended Response Action Until Time should be in the form YYYYMMDDHHMMSS. Verify the specified until time and retry the action.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP020 Message The specified job was deleted Detailed Description The specified job was successfully deleted from the job queue. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP022 Message Job store has reached the maximum storage limit. Detailed Description JobStore file has exceeded the size limit. Delete all unneeded JobIDs from the job store. \n \n Recommended Response Action New JobId cannot be stored. Manually delete the failed jobs and retry the operation.
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SUP025 Message The command was successful Detailed Description Generic message to show that last command was successful. Recommended Response Action Informational Message. Category Updates SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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SUP0502 Message Unable to collect system inventory. Detailed Description iDRAC is unable generate the inventory file or the inventory file received from iDRAC is faulty. For more information about the failure, see Lifecycle Log. Recommended Response Action Retry the operation. If the problem persists do the following: 1) Turn off the system and disconnect the power cord. 2.) Wait for five seconds. 3.) Reconnect the power cord and turn on the system.
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SUP0504 Message Unable to authenticate the catalog file in the update repository. Detailed Description The catalog file in the update repository is not digitally signed. Recommended Response Action Use a repository that has the catalog file from a trusted source and retry the operation. If the catalog is from a trusted source, click OK to proceed without digital signature verification.
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Detailed Description The catalog file in the selected repository is corrupt or compressed in an unsupported format. Recommended Response Action Select a repository with a valid catalog file, and retry the operation. Category Updates SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Updates SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP0513 Message Unable to access the Update Package. Detailed Description The specified filename path to the Update Package is incorrect.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP0515 Message Unable to authenticate the Update Package signature. Detailed Description Lifecycle Controller was unable to authenticate the Update Package digital signature. The Update Package will not be applied unless it has a valid digital signature.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP0517 Unable to update thearg1firmware to versionarg2. Message Arguments • • arg1 = component arg2 = version Detailed Description The firmware image specified in the operation did not apply successfully. An internal error may have occurred.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP0519 Unable to validate firmware image forarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = component Detailed Description The update firmware image operation is unable to process the firmware image provided.
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SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP0522 Message Unable to update the BIOS firmware because write protection is enabled. Detailed Description Write protection is enabled for the BIOS image and local BIOS update is disabled.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP0526 Message Unable to continue with firmware update. Detailed Description Unable to continue the firmware update because the catalog file or the update package is corrupt. Recommended Response Action Retry the operation.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP0528 Message Unable to generate a firmware comparison table. Detailed Description An internal error occurred in the Lifecycle Controller while generating the firmware comparison report. Recommended Response Action Exit the Platform Update wizard and retry the operation.
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SUP0530 Message Incorrect repository path location. Detailed Description The catalog repository path entered is not accessible. Recommended Response Action Retry the operation with the correct catalog repository path. Category Updates SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The repository contains corrupt Update Packages. Recommended Response Action Enter another repository location that contains the desired Update Packages and retry the operation. Category Updates SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Updates SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP0535 Updatingarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = component and version Detailed Description Component firmware update is in progress.
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Category Updates SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP0537 Message Unable to continue the firmware update. Detailed Description Unable to continue the firmware update due to an internal error.
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SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP0539 Message Update Packages missing in the repository. Detailed Description Update Packages are missing from the specified repository.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP0101 Message Unable to get firmware update status. Detailed Description Unable to get the update status. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP0103 Message TFTP IP address is not reachable. Detailed Description The specified TFTP server is not reachable. Recommended Response Action Check if the TFTP server is alive. Category Updates SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined.
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SUP0105 Message Invalid firmware image Detailed Description The firmware image provided by the user is not valid. Recommended Response Action Provide a valid firmware image. Category Updates SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The file path provided as a parameter is too long. Recommended Response Action Shorten the length of the string given as file path by either moving the file or renaming the folders along the path. Category Updates SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Updates SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP0110 Message Uninitializing firmware update services. Please wait... Detailed Description The firmware update is being uninitialized.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP0112 Message The -p option is not currently supported for remote RACADM and the\noperating system being used. Detailed Description The requested option is not available for remote racadm/operating system.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP0114 Message The firmware update operation could not be completed successfully. Detailed Description The firmware update process failed. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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SUP0116 Message The RAC configuration has initiated restoration to factory defaults. \nPlease wait up to a minute for this process to complete before accessing \nthe RAC again. Detailed Description Success message. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Updates SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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SUP0118 Message iDRAC reset failed. Please reset the iDRAC manually to complete the firmware rollback operation. Detailed Description Success message. Recommended Response Action Manually reset the iDRAC. Category Updates SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Success message. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Updates SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Updates SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP0123 Message Firmware update completed successfully. The RAC is in the process of\nresetting.
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SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP0125 Message Current firmware update status is unknown Detailed Description Success message. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP0127 Message Verifying firmware image Detailed Description Success message. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP0129 Message Resetting the RAC. Please wait... Detailed Description Success message. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Updates SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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SUP0131 Message FTP firmware update has been initiated. This update process may take several minutes to complete. Detailed Description Success message. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Updates SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Firmware update stopping services. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Updates SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Updates SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP1905 Message Firmware update programming flash. Detailed Description Firmware update programming flash.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP1907 Message Firmware update failed. Detailed Description Firmware update failed. Recommended Response Action Reacquire the image from the original source and retry the operation.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SUP1909 Message Firmware update failed image download. Detailed Description Firmware update failed image download. Recommended Response Action Check that the image is available and retry the operation.
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SUP1911 Message Firmware update initialization complete. Detailed Description Firmware update initialization complete. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Updates SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Duplicate/Invalid JobID was provided as input for scheduling. Recommended Response Action Verify the job ID and retry the action. Retrieve all open jobs by issuing the GetAllJobs command. Category Updates SubCategory SUP = FW Update Job Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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52 SWC Event Messages SWC4004 A firmware or software incompatibility detected between iDRAC in slotarg1and CMC. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description FlexAddress is not implemented in one of the versions of firmware. Please update the firmware. Recommended Response Action Check firmware versions of iDRAC and CMC. Update to latest version.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC4006 A firmware or software incompatibility detected between system BIOS in slotarg1and CMC. Message Arguments • arg1 = number Detailed Description FlexAddress is not implemented in one of the versions of firmware. Please update the firmware.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC4008 Message A firmware or software incompatibility detected between CMC 1 and CMC 2. Detailed Description FlexAddress is not implemented in one of the versions of firmware. Please update the firmware.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC5000 arg1upgrade was successful. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category System Health SubCategory SWC = Software Config Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC5002 arg1upgrade was successful but encountered minor errors. Message Arguments • arg1 = name Detailed Description None Recommended Response Action Check system logs for minor errors.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0701 Message Power capping is enabled. Detailed Description Power capping is enabled and sets user-defined power capping limits for the system. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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SWC0717 Message iDRAC Local Configuration is disabled. iDRAC Settings are accessed in read-only mode. Detailed Description For security reasons, the local configuration is disabled. Enable local configuration from the iDRAC Web interface Recommended Response Action Enable iDRAC local configuration from iDRAC Web interface. Category Configuration SubCategory SWC = Software Config Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description iDRAC is not responding to the current Reset status query. Recommended Response Action Retry after a few minutes. Category Configuration SubCategory SWC = Software Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory SWC = Software Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0001 Message Unable to save the network settings. Detailed Description The network cable may not be connected or an internal error occurred.
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Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0003 Message Unable to display the Lifecycle log. Detailed Description An unrecoverable error occurred while communicating with iDRAC. Recommended Response Action Retry the operation.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0005 Message Unable to display the current hardware inventory. Detailed Description The view current hardware inventory operation encountered an unexpected error while communicating with iDRAC. Recommended Response Action Retry the operation.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0007 Message Unable to write the current hardware inventory to the specified destination. Detailed Description The export current hardware inventory operation did not complete because the destination: 1) does not have the specified folder, 2) does not have enough free space, or 3) is read-only. Recommended Response Action Retry the operation.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0011 Message Successfully applied front panel security settings. Detailed Description The front panel security settings were successfully configured. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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SWC0013 Message Unable to save the front panel security settings. Detailed Description The oepration to save the front panel security settings encountered an unexpected error while communicating with iDRAC. Recommended Response Action Retry the operation. If the problem persists: 1) Turn off the system and disconnect the power cord. 2) Wait for five seconds. 3) Reconnect the power cord, turn on the system, and retry the operation.
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Detailed Description The operating system driver pack is missing or not accessible. Recommended Response Action Update the system with the latest Lifecycle Controller OS Driver Pack. Obtain the OS Driver Pack from the service provider. Category Configuration SubCategory SWC = Software Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory SWC = Software Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0018 Message Unable to apply the boot mode settings for BIOS. Detailed Description The BIOS boot mode settings could not be applied due to an internal error.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0063 Message Unable to authenticate the login credentials and share name. Detailed Description The share name and login credentials provided are incorrect.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0062 Message Unable to export Lifecycle Log. Detailed Description The destination folder is not present, the destination is full or write-protected. Recommended Response Action Verify the following and retry the operation: 1) Destination folder is present. 2) Destination has enough free space. 3) Destination is not write-protected.
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SWC0024 Message The Test Network Connection ping test timed-out. Detailed Description The Test Network Connection ping test timed-out. The network cable is disconnected or the network is not configured correctly. Recommended Response Action Check the network cable connection and network configuration settings, then retry the operation. If the problem persists, reconfigure the network settings and retry the operation.
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Detailed Description Status of backup Server Profile operation could not be retrieved because an unrecoverable error occurred while communicating with iDRAC. Recommended Response Action Reset iDRAC and retry the operation. To reset the iDRAC, hold the System ID button down for 15 seconds or longer and wait for 90 seconds for the iDRAC to restart. For more information on the error, see the Lifecycle Log.
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Recommended Response Action Reset iDRAC and retry the operation. To reset the iDRAC, hold the System ID button down for 15 seconds or longer and wait for 90 seconds for the iDRAC to restart. For more information on the error, see the Lifecycle Log. Category Configuration SubCategory SWC = Software Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Firmware Update feature and retry the operation. 2) Reboot the system, press the key to re-enter Lifecycle Controller, and retry the operation.. Category Configuration SubCategory SWC = Software Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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SubCategory SWC = Software Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0032 Message Successfully exported the Server Configuration Profile image file to the USB drive.
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LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0066 Message Unable to connect to the Network Share. Detailed Description Unable to connect to the Network Share due to one of the following: 1) Login credentials entered are incorrect. 2) Network is inaccessible.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0036 Message Unable to launch hardware diagnostics. Detailed Description Unable to launch hardware diagnostics because the Enterprise UEFI Diagnostics application is corrupt or iDRAC is not responding. Recommended Response Action Retry the operation.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0038 Message Unable to export the file to the network share. Detailed Description Lifecycle Controller is unable to export the file to the network share because the destination folder is read-only or inaccessible.
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SWC0040 Message Unable to complete the Import operation. Detailed Description The location of the backup Server Configuration Profile image file provided is incorrect. Recommended Response Action Enter the correct location of the backup Server Configuration Profile image file and retry the operation. Category Configuration SubCategory SWC = Software Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Lifecycle Controller is unable to retrieve the status of the Import Server Profile operation. Recommended Response Action Exit the Import Server Profile wizard and retry the operation. If the problem persists, do the following: 1) Turn off the system and disconnect the power cord. 2) Wait for five seconds.3) Reconnect the power cord, turn on the system, and retry the operation.
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Recommended Response Action Retry the operation. If the problem persists, do the following: 1) Turn off the system and disconnect the power cord. 2) Wait five seconds. 3) Reconnect the power cord, turn on the system, and retry the operation. Category Configuration SubCategory SWC = Software Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory SWC = Software Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0047 Message Incorrect backup Server Configuration Profile file passphrase provided. Detailed Description The passphrase specified is not correct.
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SubCategory SWC = Software Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0049 Message Unable to continue the Import operation.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0051 Message Unable to retrieve iDRAC license information. Detailed Description Unable to retreive license information due to an iDRAC communication error. Recommended Response Action Exit Lifecycle Controller and retry the operation.
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Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0053 Message File extension is not supported or the Update Package is invalid. Detailed Description The file extension of the Update Package is not supported or the Update Package is invalid. Recommended Response Action Use a valid Windows-based Update Package with an .exe extension.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0055 Message Unable to load the View Current Version page. Detailed Description Unable to load the View Current Version page due to an internal error. Recommended Response Action Retry the opearation. If problem persists, update the iDRAC firmware to the latest version and retry the operation.
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SWC0057 Message Unable to export the file to the network share. Detailed Description Unable to copy the file to the network share because it does not have the specified folder, the specified folder name has space between the characters, does not have enough free space, or is read-only. Recommended Response Action Make sure that the network share has the specified folder, the specified folder name has no space between the characters, has enough free space, or is not read-only.
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SWC0058 Message Unable to complete the operation. Detailed Description An internal processing error occurred. Recommended Response Action Reboot the system and retry the operation. Category Configuration SubCategory SWC = Software Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description One or more vFlash partitions are attached. Recommended Response Action Use iDRAC Web interface to detach the vFlash partitions and retry the operation. Category Configuration SubCategory SWC = Software Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory SWC = Software Config Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0248 Message Invalid command syntax. Detailed Description The specified command has invalid syntax.
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Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0250 Message Invalid syntax. The specified subcommand does not require any options. Detailed Description Extra parameters were passed. Recommended Response Action Enter the subcommand without any options.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0252 Message No options were specified. The subcommand requires options to be used. Detailed Description Invalid number of arguments were passed to the command.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0254 Message Unable to perform requested operation. \nIf the operation attempted was to configure DRAC, possible reason may be that \nLocal Configuration using RACADM is disabled. Detailed Description Local Configuration using RACADM may be disabled.
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SWC0256 Message Unable to read file. Detailed Description Unable to read the specified file. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory SWC = Software Config Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Insuffcient resources to execute the command. Recommended Response Action Power Cycle the system and re-enter the command. Category Configuration SubCategory SWC = Software Config Severity Severity 1 (Critical) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory SWC = Software Config Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0261 Message The specified option is not supported with the interface being used.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0263 Message Specified path is too long. Detailed Description The length of path to the firmware image is longer than the specified value. Recommended Response Action Enter a shorter path to the firmware image file.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0265 Message This option is not supported on this type of DRAC. Detailed Description The option requested is not available on the DRAC being used. Recommended Response Action Refer to the help to get the list of commands/options valid for the DRAC.
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SWC0267 Message Unable to perform the requested operation. Make sure a non write protected SD card is inserted. Detailed Description Unable to edit the SD card, since it is write protected. Recommended Response Action Check if the SD card is write protected. If yes, disable the write protection. Category Configuration SubCategory SWC = Software Config Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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SWC0269 Message Unable to clear the RAC log. \nPossible reason may be that Local Configuration using RACADM is disabled. Detailed Description Local Configuration using RACADM may be disabled. Recommended Response Action Check if the Local Configuration using RACADM is disabled and enable it through GUI. Category Configuration SubCategory SWC = Software Config Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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SWC0271 Message Invalid syntax. The -f option is only valid with -p and -c. Detailed Description The syntax for the config command is invalid. Recommended Response Action Refer to the help text for the config subcommand. Category Configuration SubCategory SWC = Software Config Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description The syntax for the config command is invalid. Recommended Response Action Refer to the help text for the config subcommand. Category Configuration SubCategory SWC = Software Config Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Category Configuration SubCategory SWC = Software Config Severity Severity 3 (Informational) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0276 Message Invalid syntax. The -p option is only valid with -f. Detailed Description The syntax for the config command is invalid.
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Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default. FALSE Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0278 Message Invalid group or object specified. Detailed Description The value of specified parameter is invalid. Recommended Response Action Enter the values for the group name and object name correctly.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0280 The indexed group specified requires -iarg1. Message Arguments • arg1 = index Detailed Description The group is indexed and an index needs to be specified. Recommended Response Action Enter the command with a valid index for the group.
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Filter Visibility IPMI Alert SNMP Alert Email Alert LC Log LCD Power Off Power Cycle Reset FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE SWC0282 Message The specified object is READ ONLY for this index and cannot be modified. Detailed Description The value being modified is READ only. Recommended Response Action No response action is required.
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SWC0284 Message Failed to set the object value. \nPossible reason may be that Local Configuration using RACADM is disabled. Detailed Description Local Configuration using RACADM may be disabled. Recommended Response Action Check if the Local Configuration using RACADM is disabled and enable it through GUI. Category Configuration SubCategory SWC = Software Config Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description Objects in the cfgUserAdmin group corresponding to index 1 cannot be modified. Recommended Response Action No response action is required. Category Configuration SubCategory SWC = Software Config Severity Severity 2 (Warning) Trap/EventID FALSE LCD Message No LCD message display defined. Initial Default.
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Detailed Description An object