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Using Compaq Redundancy Manager in a Single-Server Environment B-15 Table B-3 Error Messages continued Message A version of the Compaq Fibre Channel Host Adapter SCSI Miniport Driver (cpqfcalm.sys) is being used that does not support redundancy. The minimum version for redundancy support is VX.X. The current version is VX.Z. Redundancy has been disabled. NT Event Log states: The Host Bus Adapter in slot %1 has averaged more than %2 Soft PCI Errors for the last five seconds. The loop has become unstable. The adapter has been taken offline. NT Event Log states: The Host Bus Adapter in slot %1 has averaged more than %2 Reset Login Primitives for the last five seconds. The loop has become unstable. The adapter has been taken offline. Description This message informs you that the version of cpqfcalm.sys doesn't support redundancy. GBIC laser has malfunctioned. GBIC laser has malfunctioned. Action You must make sure you have the correct version of cpqfcalm.sys. Refer to the Compaq StorageWorks RAID Array 4000 User Guide's "Replacing GBICs" chapter for instructions about how to replace a GBIC. Refer to the Compaq StorageWorks RAID Array 4000 User Guide's "Replacing GBICs" chapter for instructions about how to replace a GBIC.

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Using Compaq Redundancy Manager in a Single-Server Environment
B-15
Table B-3
Error Messages
continued
Message
Description
Action
A version of the Compaq Fibre
Channel Host Adapter SCSI
Miniport Driver (cpqfcalm.sys) is
being used that does not
support redundancy. The
minimum version for
redundancy support is VX.X. The
current version is VX.Z.
Redundancy has been disabled.
This message informs you that
the version of cpqfcalm.sys
doesn’t support redundancy.
You must make sure you have
the correct version of
cpqfcalm.sys.
NT Event Log states:
The Host Bus Adapter in slot %1
has averaged more than %2
Soft PCI Errors for the last five
seconds. The loop has become
unstable. The adapter has been
taken offline.
GBIC laser has malfunctioned.
Refer to the
Compaq
StorageWorks RAID Array 4000
User Guide
’s “Replacing GBICs”
chapter for instructions about
how to replace a GBIC.
NT Event Log states:
The Host Bus Adapter in slot %1
has averaged more than %2
Reset Login Primitives for the
last five seconds. The loop has
become unstable. The adapter
has been taken offline.
GBIC laser has malfunctioned.
Refer to the
Compaq
StorageWorks RAID Array 4000
User Guide
’s “Replacing GBICs”
chapter for instructions about
how to replace a GBIC.