HP NetServer AA 6200 HP NetServer AA 6200 Solution Release 3.0 Messages - Page 202

Chapter 13 MtcMon Messages IOPn.MtcMon Fault Handler status: CEx has reported n platform error(s). Variables x - the ID of the CE reporting the errors n - the number of platform errors reported Severity Error Description This error is reported periodically when the CE detects correctable or uncorrectable bus or other motherboard faults. Recoverable errors generally do not compromise CE operational integrity; however, they can become problematic if they occur on a constant basis or if they are accompanied by nonrecoverable errors. Related Messages IOPn.MtcMon Fault Handler status: CEx has reported n memory error(s). IOPnx.MtcMon FRU: Uncorrectable memory error on CEx IOPn.MtcMon FRU: Uncorrectable platform error on CEx Hardware/Software This message indicates a hardware error. Action You need not take any action if the error occurs infrequently (less than once a week). If the errors occur more frequently, or if the number of errors reported is excessive (more than 10 per message), this may indicate an incipient motherboard failure, and you should take corrective action as follows: • Run any system diagnostics supplied with your system to verify the correct functioning of the motherboard components. • If the problems persist, replace the CE. IOPn.MtcMon Fault Handler status: Error writing fault information to \Config\MtcFh.hrl. Severity Error Description The Endurance software was unable to store the most recent fault message information to the MtcFh.hrl file in the config subdirectory of the IOP's system root. This error is not directly related to the fault condition being reported, but it is indicative of a file system error on the reporting IOP. Related Messages IOPn.MtcMon Fault Handler status: Fault information dump. IOPn.MtcMon Fault Handler status: Fault information log is not open. Action • Run chkdsk or any other file system validation program to check the integrity of your IOP system disk. • Verify that the system has sufficient memory resources for proper IOP operation. 192