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Enclosure events
These events are related to the enclosure components reported by the SES
processor or SAF-TE processes (SCSI). The type [ID] format is: Event type name
with its associated ID expressed in hexadecimal (decimal) (displayed in the OS).
Enclosure Event Messages Type [ID] Cause Action
No SES drives were found,
which means no enclosure
status information can be
reported. This could be due
to the SES slot(s) in the
enclosure having no drives
installed or the drives are
malfunctioning. It may also
be due to a drive target ID
conflict. Check the
enclosure(s) drive’s hard
target ID setting. Error
[0xB59
(2905)] No drives installed in
slots 1 or 7.
Enclosure ID conflict. Insert a disk drive in
either or both drive
slots 1 and 7.
Check the enclosure ID
on all enclosure(s).
Enclosure < xx > (w/
WWN:< xx xx xx xx xx xx >)
timed out on SCSI
command 0x02X.
Error
[0xB79
(2937)] This error is generated
when a command to
the Enclosure
processor timeouts. Verify if the system has
gone to SES_LEVEL_1.
If it has, verify the
configuration.
Faulty cables, drives or
Drive I/O Interface
Module malfunction
could be the root
cause of this error.
You may occasionally
see this error during
drive insertion,
failover/failback or
drive removal. As long
as the system remains
at SES_LEVEL_3 the
you do not intervene. If
this event is
periodically posted in
the event log, you may
have a hard drive or
Disk I/O Interface
Module problem. The
system should be
inspected to isolate
the problem to either
drives or Disk I/O
Interface Module.
NOTE: This event is
only valid for daisy
chained systems.
Power supply < zz> is OK. Information
[0xC6B
(3179)] Normal condition
reported. No action necessary.
Power supply < zz> is in a
critical state.
Warning
[0xC6B
(3179)] The specific power
supply has failed.
The specific power
supply is powered off. Replace the power
supply.
Ensure that the specific
power supply On/Off
button is in the On
position (
l
).