HP MSA 1040 HP MSA Events Description Reference Guide (762785-001, March 2014) - Page 40

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274 Warning The indicated PHY has been disabled, either automatically or by a user. Drive PHYs are automatically disabled for empty disk slots or if a problem is detected. The following reasons indicate a likely hardware fault: • Disabled because of error count interrupts • Disabled because of excessive PHY change counts • PHY is ready but did not pass COMINIT Recommended actions • If none of the reasons listed above, no action is required. • If any of the reasons listed above is indicated and the event occurs shortly after the storage system is powered up, do the following: • Shut down the Storage Controllers. Then turn off the power for the indicated enclosure wait a few seconds, and turn it back on. • If the problem recurs and the event message identifies a disk slot, replace the disk in that slot. • If the problem recurs and the event message identifies a module, do the following: • If the indicated PHY type is Egress, replace the cable in the module's egress port. • If the indicated PHY type is Ingress, replace the cable in the module's ingress port. • For other indicated PHY types or if replacing the cable does not fix the problem, replace the indicated module. • If the problem persists, check for other events that may indicate faulty hardware, such as an event indicating an over-temperature condition or power supply fault, and follow the recommended actions for those events. • If the problem still persists, the fault may be in the enclosure midplane. Replace the chassis-and-midplane FRU. • If any of the reasons listed above is indicated and this event is logged shortly after a failover, user-initiated rescan, or restart, do the following: • If the event message identifies a disk slot, reseat the disk in that slot. • If the problem persists after reseating the disk, replace the disk. • If the event message identifies a module, do the following: • If the indicated PHY type is Egress, replace the cable in the module's egress port. • If the indicated PHY type is Ingress, replace the cable in the module's ingress port. • For other indicated PHY types or if replacing the cable does not fix the problem, replace the indicated module. • If the problem persists, check for other events that may indicate faulty hardware, such as an event indicating an over-temperature condition or power supply fault, and follow the recommended actions for those events. • If the problem still persists, the fault may be in the enclosure midplane. Replace the chassis-and-midplane FRU. 275 Info. The indicated PHY has been enabled. Recommended actions • No action is required. 40 Event descriptions

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Event descriptions
274
Warning
The indicated PHY has been disabled, either automatically or by a user. Drive PHYs are automatically
disabled for empty disk slots or if a problem is detected. The following reasons indicate a likely hardware
fault:
•
Disabled because of error count interrupts
•
Disabled because of excessive PHY change counts
•
PHY is ready but did not pass COMINIT
Recommended actions
•
If none of the reasons listed above, no action is required.
•
If any of the reasons listed above is indicated and the event occurs shortly after the storage system is
powered up, do the following:
•
Shut down the Storage Controllers. Then turn off the power for the indicated enclosure wait a few
seconds, and turn it back on.
•
If the problem recurs and the event message identifies a disk slot, replace the disk in that slot.
•
If the problem recurs and the event message identifies a module, do the following:
•
If the indicated PHY type is Egress, replace the cable in the module's egress port.
•
If the indicated PHY type is Ingress, replace the cable in the module's ingress port.
•
For other indicated PHY types or if replacing the cable does not fix the problem, replace the
indicated module.
•
If the problem persists, check for other events that may indicate faulty hardware, such as an event
indicating an over-temperature condition or power supply fault, and follow the recommended
actions for those events.
•
If the problem still persists, the fault may be in the enclosure midplane. Replace the
chassis-and-midplane FRU.
•
If any of the reasons listed above is indicated and this event is logged shortly after a failover,
user-initiated rescan, or restart, do the following:
•
If the event message identifies a disk slot, reseat the disk in that slot.
•
If the problem persists after reseating the disk, replace the disk.
•
If the event message identifies a module, do the following:
•
If the indicated PHY type is Egress, replace the cable in the module's egress port.
•
If the indicated PHY type is Ingress, replace the cable in the module's ingress port.
•
For other indicated PHY types or if replacing the cable does not fix the problem, replace the
indicated module.
•
If the problem persists, check for other events that may indicate faulty hardware, such as an event
indicating an over-temperature condition or power supply fault, and follow the recommended
actions for those events.
•
If the problem still persists, the fault may be in the enclosure midplane. Replace the
chassis-and-midplane FRU.
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Info.
The indicated PHY has been enabled.
Recommended actions
•
No action is required.