Adaptec 412R User Guide - Page 97

Warning and Error Events, Warnings

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Troubleshooting Warning and Error Events There are a number of conditions that trigger warning or error events, activate the alarm, and may affect the state of the STATUS and FAULT LEDs. The alarm sounds mainly when the software displays a warning or error event. The alarm will silence when you press the Alarm Reset button. The events in these categories are listed below. Warnings Warning events let you know that something related to the controller or an array has a problem. You should correct the problem as soon as possible. The table below defines each warning event and recommends the action you should take. Event BATT FAIL INFO REPLACE BATTERY ARRAY CRITICAL DRIVE DOWN Definition A warning condition in the battery pack and/or charging interface has been detected. The battery is approaching its 3-year life span. One or more disk drives were downed and the array is online, but is no longer fault tolerant. An error occurred with the disk drive and it was downed, removing it from the active array. Recommended Action Replace the controller. See Replacing a RAID Controller on page 5-4. Replace the controller. See Replacing a RAID Controller on page 5-4. Add a spare to the array or the spare pool. Refer to the Storage Manager Pro User's Guide. Then, replace the bad drive. See Replacing a Disk Drive on page 5-10. Add a spare to the array or the spare pool. Refer to the Storage Manager Pro User's Guide. Then, replace the bad drive. See Replacing a Disk Drive on page 5-10. 6-13

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Troubleshooting
Warning and Error Events
There are a number of conditions that trigger warning or error
events, activate the alarm, and may affect the state of the STATUS
and FAULT LEDs. The alarm sounds mainly when the software
displays a warning or error event.
The alarm will silence when you press the Alarm Reset button. The
events in these categories are listed below.
Warnings
Warning events let you know that something related to the
controller or an array has a problem. You should correct the
problem as soon as possible. The table below defines each warning
event and recommends the action you should take.
Event
Definition
Recommended Action
BATT FAIL INFO
A warning condition
in the battery pack
and/or charging
interface has been
detected.
Replace the controller.
See
Replacing a RAID
Controller
on page 5-4
.
REPLACE BATTERY
The battery is
approaching its
3-year life span.
Replace the controller.
See
Replacing a RAID
Controller
on page 5-4
.
ARRAY CRITICAL
One or more disk
drives were downed
and the array is
online, but is no
longer fault tolerant.
Add a spare to the
array or the spare
pool. Refer to the
Storage Manager Pro
User’s Guide
. Then,
replace the bad drive.
See
Replacing a Disk
Drive
on page 5-10
.
DRIVE DOWN
An error occurred
with the disk drive
and it was downed,
removing it from the
active array.
Add a spare to the
arr
ay or the spare
pool. Refer to the
Storage Manager Pro
User’s Guide
. Then,
replace the bad drive.
See
Replacing a Disk
Drive
on page 5-10
.