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problem and may provide you with information to help you resolve the problem. Table 3-3 lists some of the alert log messages from the Dell HIP application. Automatic management notification has occurred The server stopped functioning and called the notification number specified in the DC Console Actions tab. The server will reboot if the Reset or Power Cycle option was selected in the Action on Hung Server Notification section of the System Console System tab. If neither option was selected, the system can be reset using the Remote Management feature in the Dell Remote Assistant. Chassis intrusion The chassis of an attached Check to make sure the detected* system has been opened. system chassis is closed. Fan sensor detected a failure* A failure of one or more fans was detected by the thermal-monitoring facility in the specified server. If possible, the chassis number and fan number are provided. Check for a possible blockage on or inadequate ventilation around the fan. If the fan is not blocked and ventilation is adequate, check fan connections. If the problem is still not resolved, call Dell for technical assistance. Fan sensor warning detected* A fan sensor reading on the specified server has exceeded the usersettable warning thresholds. If possible, the chassis number and fan number are provided. Check for a possible blockage of or inadequate ventilation around the fan. If the fan is not blocked and ventilation is adequate, check fan connections. If the problem is still not resolved, call Dell for technical assistance. Memory ECC fault detected An ECC error has occurred in system memory. Run the appropriate memory test(s) from your Dell Diagnostics. See Chapter 5, "Running the Dell Diagnostics," for more information. * Supported for local server action NOTE: For the full name of an abbreviation or acronym used in this table, see the abbreviations and acronyms list that precedes the Index. Messages and Codes 3-13

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Messages and Codes
3-13
problem and may provide you with information to help you resolve the problem.
Table 3-3 lists some of the alert log messages from the Dell HIP application.
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Automatic manage-
ment notification
has occurred
The server stopped func-
tioning and called the
notification number
specified in the DC
Console Actions tab.
The server will reboot if
the Reset or Power Cycle
option was selected in
the Action on Hung
Server Notification sec-
tion of the System
Console System tab. If
neither option was
selected, the system
can be reset using the
Remote Management
feature in the Dell
Remote Assistant.
Chassis intrusion
detected
*
The chassis of an attached
system has been opened.
Check to make sure the
system chassis is closed.
Fan sensor
detected a
failure
*
A failure of one or more
fans was detected by the
thermal-monitoring facil-
ity in the specified server.
If possible, the chassis
number and fan number
are provided.
Check for a possible
blockage on or in-
adequate ventilation
around the fan. If the fan
is not blocked and venti-
lation is adequate, check
fan connections. If the
problem is still not
resolved, call Dell for
technical assistance.
Fan sensor warning
detected
*
A fan sensor reading on
the specified server has
exceeded the user-
settable warning
thresholds. If possible,
the chassis number and
fan number are provided.
Check for a possible
blockage of or in-
adequate ventilation
around the fan. If the fan
is not blocked and venti-
lation is adequate, check
fan connections. If the
problem is still not
resolved, call Dell for
technical assistance.
Memory ECC fault
detected
An ECC error has
occurred in system
memory.
Run the appropriate
memory test(s) from
your Dell Diagnostics.
See Chapter 5, “Running
the Dell Diagnostics,”
for
more information.
*
Supported for local server action
NOTE: For the full name of an abbreviation or acronym used in this table, see the abbreviations and
acronyms list that precedes the Index.