HP NetServer AA 6200, Руководство администратора

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8-4 HP Netserver AA Solution Administrator’s Guide
Isolating Faults
If you have local access to the Endurance server, check the following in the order that they are
listed:
Step Action Notes
1 Check the upper and lower status lights
on the handles of each of the four MICs
in your server. If both sets of lights are solid green , the MICs
are working properly and communicating
correctly.
If any of the lights are
orange , red , or off , there
may be a problem with the MIC.
Refer to
Appendix A for a description of the
MIC status lights.
2 Using the Endurance Manager
Administration Window, note any MIC
port states that are listed as
Failed , Lost
Power , PCI Reset , Unknown/
Unavailable , or Uninitialized .
Refer to MIC Port State Display Lights in
Chapter 2 for a description of the MIC port
states.
3 Using the Endurance Manager
Administration Window and the Device
Status Window, note any components
that are not
active , online , or standby .
4 Check for and correct any obvious
failures. For example, check for loose cables.
5 If the CE is active, check the Windows
Event Viewer for Endurance messages
beginning with
or .
Reference those events (in the HP Netserver
AA Solution Messages online manual) for
information and corrective action.
6 Because the IOPs may have slightly
different error messages, depending on
the state of the server, check the
Windows Event Viewer for Endurance
messages beginning with
or .
Reference those events (in the HP Netserver
AA Solution Messages online manual) for
information and corrective action.
7 Review the IOP event logs for non-
Endurance messages that indicate a
problem with an IOP-connected device. For example, check for messages logged by
the SCSI adapter driver.