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Understanding Error Types, Partial, Availability, Errors, Unrecovered, Host, Software, and Media

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Troubleshooting, Removal, and Replacement Troubleshooting Overview Understanding Error Types There are several categories of errors that might occur when you are using your library. Each error category has a different troubleshooting process, which is described in more detail later in this chapter. Soft (Recovered) Errors Partial Availability Errors Hard (Unrecovered) Errors Host, Software, and Media Errors Front Panel LED is FLASHING GREEN · Library had error, but recovered. The soft error log contains history. · From the front panel select: INFORMATION -> LIBRARY INFORMATION -> SOFT (RECOVERED) ERROR LOG Front Panel LED is SOLID AMBER · Library has a condition that needs to be noted. The library may still be operational in this state. · From the front panel select: Information -> LIBRARY Information -> LIBRARY Status (See Table 4-1 for recovery information.) Front Panel LED is FLASHING AMBER · Library had error, and cannot recover from it. You cannot operate the library until the error is resolved. The hard error log contains more information. · From the front panel select: INFORMATION -> LIBRARY INFORMATION -> HARD ERROR LOG Host Bus Adapter ·Driver conflicts ·Incompatible HBA ·SCSI ID conflict SCSI/Fibre Network Problems ·Slow or busy ·Data not streaming ·Power unstable Tape Media ·Tape damaged ·Tape write-protected ·Cleaning cartridge expired ·Incompatible cleaning or data cartridge Server ·Hardware problems ·BIOS settings ·Incorrect drivers ·Insufficient memory Backup Software ·Incorrect software configuration ·Configuration changes to host 4-4 Chapter 4

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Troubleshooting, Removal, and Replacement
Troubleshooting Overview
Chapter 4
4-4
Understanding Error Types
There are several categories of errors that might occur when you are
using your library. Each error category has a different troubleshooting
process, which is described in more detail later in this chapter.
Front Panel LED is
SOLID AMBER
· Library has a
condition that needs
to be noted.
The
library may still be
operational in this
state.
· From the front
panel select:
Information ->
LIBRARY
Information ->
LIBRARY Status
(See Table 4-1 for
recovery information.)
Host Bus
Adapter
·Driver conflicts
·Incompatible HBA
·SCSI ID conflict
SCSI/Fibre Network
Problems
·Slow or busy
·Data not streaming
·Power unstable
Tape Media
·Tape damaged
·Tape write-protected
·Cleaning cartridge
expired
·Incompatible cleaning
or data cartridge
Server
·Hardware problems
·BIOS settings
·Incorrect drivers
·Insufficient memory
Backup Software
·Incorrect software
configuration
·Configuration
changes to host
Front Panel LED is
FLASHING AMBER
·
Library had error,
and cannot recover
from it. You cannot
operate the library
until the error is
resolved.
The hard
error log contains
more information.
· From the front panel
select:
INFORMATION ->
LIBRARY
INFORMATION ->
HARD ERROR LOG
Partial
Availability
Errors
Hard
(Unrecovered)
Errors
Host, Software,
and Media
Errors
Front Panel LED
is
FLASHING GREEN
·
Library had error,
but recovered.
The
soft error log contains
history.
·
From the front
panel
select:
INFORMATION ->
LIBRARY
INFORMATION ->
SOFT (RECOVERED)
ERROR LOG
Soft (Recovered)
Errors