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Alert and Event Messages Event code Severity Alert raised Call home 0x01C00102 INFO FALSE FALSE 0x01C00203 CRITICAL TRUE TRUE 0x01C00204 INFO FALSE FALSE 0x01C00301 CRITICAL TRUE FALSE 0x01C00302 CRITICAL TRUE 0x01C00303 INFO FALSE FALSE FALSE 0x01C00401 MAJOR TRUE FALSE 0x01C00402 INFO FALSE FALSE Message unavailable once the appliance reaches 100% capacity. The consumed storage space of appliance %(appliance_id) is below 96% capacity. NAS Appliance %(appliance_id) is out of storage space. NAS Server(s) and File Systems(s) entering Read only mode. NAS Appliance %(appliance_id) data is available for Read and Write. NAS Server %(nas_server_name) may still be servicing client write I/O and continue to consume more physical storage capacity. Failed to set NAS Server %(nas_server_name) in read/write mode. Modify NAS Server %(nas_server_name) RO mode successful. Scheduled snapshot creation from File system Repair flow capacity is below 95% threshold. - System impact appliance reaches 100% capacity. - Delete unwanted storage or add more storage to the appliance. NAS Data is available only for Read. - - Contact support to recover NAS appliance may run out of Storage space. Contact support to recover. NAS Server data is not available for client write. - - Knowledge Base Article - %(file_system_name) - - - failed with error : %(error_message_key) Scheduled snapshot creation from File system %(file_system_name) has - - - completed successfully. 119 Dell EMC PowerStore Events and Alerts Reference Guide

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Alert and Event Messages
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Dell EMC PowerStore Events and Alerts Reference Guide
Event code
Severity
Alert raised
Call home
Message
Repair flow
System impact
Knowledge Base Article
unavailable once the
appliance reaches 100%
capacity.
capacity
is below 95%
threshold.
appliance reaches 100%
capacity.
0x01C00102
INFO
FALSE
FALSE
The consumed storage
space of appliance
%(appliance_id) is below
96% capacity.
-
-
-
0x01C00203
CRITICAL
TRUE
TRUE
NAS Appliance
%(appliance_id) is out of
storage space. NAS
Server(s) and
File
Systems(s) entering Read
only mode.
Delete unwanted storage or
add more storage to the
appliance.
NAS Data is available only
for Read.
-
0x01C00204
INFO
FALSE
FALSE
NAS Appliance
%(appliance_id) data is
available for Read and
Write.
-
-
-
0x01C00301
CRITICAL
TRUE
FALSE
NAS Server
%(nas_server_name) may
still be servicing client write
I/O
and continue to
consume more physical
storage capacity.
Contact support to recover
NAS appliance may run out
of Storage space.
-
0x01C00302
CRITICAL
TRUE
FALSE
Failed to set NAS Server
%(nas_server_name) in
read/write mode.
Contact support to recover.
NAS Server data is not
available for client write.
-
0x01C00303
INFO
FALSE
FALSE
Modify NAS Server
%(nas_server_name) RO
mode successful.
-
-
-
0x01C00401
MAJOR
TRUE
FALSE
Scheduled snapshot
creation from File system
%(file_system_name)
failed with error
: %(error_message_key)
-
-
-
0x01C00402
INFO
FALSE
FALSE
Scheduled snapshot
creation from File system
%(file_system_name) has
completed successfully.
-
-
-