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StorView RAID Module Controller Events Messages Type [ID] Cause Action The onboard cache protection Error Battery failure. battery backup unit has failed [0xB07 (2823)] or has been disconnected. Replace battery in the controller. The partner controller has failed or has been removed. Error [0xB08 (2824)] Failure or removal of one controller (partner) in an Active-Active configuration. Re-install the controller. or Replace the controller. This controller has not received a response from the other (partner) controller in the allotted time, and therefore it has been disabled. Error [0xB09 (2825)] Failure or removal of one controller (partner) in an Active-Active configuration. Replace the controller. An error has been detected on the SAS domain or with a SAS device during the discovery process. Error [0xB0F (2831)] Possible drive or internal bus error. Replace drive. The controller's voltage reading measures V which exceeds the limit. Error [0xB19 (2841)] Voltage regulator hardware failure. Enclosure 5V or 12V problem in the power supply. Replace the controller. Replace the defective Power Supply or Power Supply/Cooling module. Internal transfer error. Error Hardware problem. [0xB1A (2842)] Replace the controller. Controller mismatch detected. "This" or "The other" controller was shut down. Error [0xB1C (2844)] RAID Controllers with different SAS controller chips have been installed. This is not a supported configuration. Replace one of the controllers so that both controllers are of the same type. For example all F5402E RAID Controllers or all F5412E RAID Controllers. The other (partner) controller Information Partner controller has has been inserted. [0xB29 (2857)] been inserted. No action necessary. The other (partner) controller Information Partner controller is ready No action necessary. has passed its self-test and is [0xB2A (2858)] to fail back. now ready (failback). A stripe synchronization of a RAID set has started. This occurs when a controller fails, or after a controller is powered off with write commands in progress. Information [0xB2C (2860)] A controller fails or is powered off during a write operation. No action necessary. 152

Section	Page
Introduction	9
1.1 Overview	9
1.2 Inter-Server Communication	9
1.2.1 Multicast	9
1.3 License Manager	10
1.3.1 Access License Limits	10
1.3.2 Feature License	11
StorView Quick Tour	13
2.1 The Work Area	13
2.1.1 Tool Bar	14
2.1.2 Enclosure Section	15
2.1.3 Array and Logical Drive Section	23
2.1.4 Server Sidebar and Top Section	25
2.2 How to Use this Document	27
Embedded StorView Setup	29
3.1 Embedded Network Settings	29
3.1.1 Configuring Network Settings via the Wizard	29
3.1.2 Configuring Network Settings via the CLI	32
3.1.3 Configuring Network Settings within StorView	32
3.1.4 Getting a New IP Address	33
Getting Started	35
4.1 Starting StorView	35
4.2 Upgrading the Access License	35
4.3 E-MAIL	37
4.3.1 Configuring E-Mail Notices	37
4.3.2 Deleting an E-Mail Addressee	38
4.4 SNMP	39
4.4.1 Configuring SNMP Traps	39
4.4.2 Deleting an SNMP Server	40
4.5 SYSLOG	41
4.5.1 Gathering Logs	41
4.5.2 SYSLOG Daemon	41
4.5.3 Operational View	42
4.5.4 Configuring SYSLOG	42
4.5.5 Delete a SYSLOG Server	43
4.6 Changing the Password	44
4.7 Monitoring Settings	45
4.7.1 Additional Monitoring Servers	46
4.7.2 Remove Monitored StorView Server IP	46
Storage Assistant	47
5.1 Assisted Automatic Configuration	47
Configuring a Storage Solution	53
6.1 Creating Disk Arrays	53
6.1.1 RAID Levels	53
6.1.2 Terminology	54
6.1.3 Optimization and Drive Selection for RAID 5 and 6	56
6.2 Create the Array	56
6.2.1 Configuring Array Writeback Cache	62
6.3 Initializing the Array	63
6.3.1 Pause/Resume the Initialization	64
6.4 Adding Hot Spare Drives	65
6.4.1 Assigning a Global Spare	65
6.4.2 Assigning a Dedicated Spare	66
6.4.3 Removing a Spare	68
6.4.4 Auto Spare	69
6.5 Create the Logical Drive	70
6.6 Saving the Configuration	73
6.6.1 Saving the Configuration	73
SAN LUN Mapping	77
7.1 Overview	77
7.2 Terminology	77
7.3 Accessing SAN LUN Mapping	78
7.4 Overview: SAN LUN Mapping Window	80
7.4.1 HBA Ports Name Section	80
7.4.2 ADD NEW MAP Section	81
7.4.3 SELECTED HOST HBA PORT CONNECTION Section	81
7.5 Creating a SAN LUN Mapping	82
7.6 Deleting a SAN LUN Mapping	85
7.7 Modifying a SAN LUN Mapping	86
Controller Environmentals	89
8.1 Overview	89
8.2 Controller Environmentals	89
8.2.1 Status	91
8.2.2 Hardware/Firmware	91
8.2.3 Configuration	91
8.2.4 Operations	91
Controller Advanced Settings	99
9.1 Overview	99
9.2 Advanced Settings	99
9.2.1 Identity	100
9.2.2 Fault Tolerance	102
9.2.3 Host Ports	104
Managing the Storage Solution	107
10.1 Overview	107
10.2 Advanced Array Functions	108
10.2.1 Deleting an Array	108
10.2.2 Modifying Arrays	109
10.2.3 Verify Parity	109
10.2.4 Identifying Drive Members	112
10.2.5 Rebuilding an Array	113
10.2.6 Expanding an Array	114
10.2.7 Trust an Array	116
10.3 Restoring and Clearing the Configuration	117
10.3.1 Restoring the Configuration	117
10.3.2 Clearing the Configuration	118
10.4 Advanced Drive Options	121
10.4.1 Accessing the Drive Information Window	121
10.4.2 Locate Drive	122
10.5 Advanced Logical Drive Functions	123
10.5.1 Viewing Unassigned Free Space	123
10.5.2 Expanding a Logical Drive	123
10.5.3 Deleting a Logical Drive	125
Using Snapshot	127
11.1 Introduction	127
11.2 Enabling Snapshot	127
11.3 Taking a Snapshot	130
11.4 Mapping a Snapshot	133
11.5 Deleting a Snapshot	135
11.6 Performing a Snapback	137
11.7 Disabling Snapshot	139
Failover, Performance and Additional Functions	141
12.1 Overview	141
12.2 How StorView Server Failover Works	141
12.3 StorView Performance Optimization	142
12.3.1 Execution Throttle	142
12.3.2 Scatter/Gather	142
12.4 Time Out Issues	142
12.5 Additional StorView Functions	143
12.5.1 About	143
12.5.2 Take Control Monitoring	144
12.5.3 Rescan	145
12.5.4 Alarm Mute and Enable/Disable	146
Support and Updates	147
13.1 Tech Support	147
13.2 Updating Embedded StorView	149
Event Logs	151
14.1 Overview	151
14.2 Accessing and Navigating the StorView Event Log	153
14.3 Exporting the StorView Event Log	154
14.4 Clearing the StorView Event Log	157
14.5 Operating System Event Log	158
14.6 List of Events	159
14.6.1 Controller Events	159
14.6.2 Expansion Module Events	165
14.6.3 Alarm Events	166
14.6.4 Drive and Array Events	167
14.6.5 Controller Port Events	172
14.6.6 Enclosure Events	174
14.6.7 StorView Server Events	177
14.6.8 SnapShot Events	181
14.7 Failed Drives Codes	183
14.8 SAS Fatal Error Codes	183
Statistics	185
15.1 Overview	185
15.2 Access Statistics	186
15.3 Command Size - Alignment Statistics	187
15.4 Read-Ahead Statistics	189
15.5 Command Cluster Statistics	191
A.1 Introduction	193
A.2 Sequential Access	194
A.2.1 Number of Outstanding Commands	194
A.3 Access Size	194
A.3.1 Access Alignment	194
A.4 Sub-Array	195
A.5 Multiple Drive Failures	196
A.5.1 Faster Rebuild	196
A.6 Summary	196
B.1 Problems You May Encounter	197
C.1 Overview	203
C.1.1 Terminology	203
C.2 Overwrite Data Area	204
C.3 Overwrite Data Area Location	205
C.4 Selecting the ODA Stripe Size	205
C.5 Overwrite Data Area Storage Capacity	205
C.6 ODA Assignment	206
C.7 Snapshots and Caching	206
C.7.1 Application Caches	206
C.7.2 Operating System Cache	207
C.7.3 RAID Controller Cache	207
C.8 Virtual LUNs	207

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The onboard cache protection

battery backup unit has failed

or has been disconnected.

Error

[0xB07 (2823)]

Battery failure.

Replace battery in the

controller.

The partner controller has

failed or has been removed.

Error

[0xB08 (2824)]

Failure or removal of one

controller (partner) in an

Active-Active

configuration.

Re-install the controller.

Replace the controller.

This controller has not

received a response from the

other (partner) controller in the

allotted time, and therefore it

has been disabled.

Error

[0xB09 (2825)]

Failure or removal of one

controller (partner) in an

Active-Active

configuration.

Replace the controller.

An error has been detected on

the SAS domain or with a SAS

device during the discovery

process.

Error

[0xB0F (2831)]

Possible drive or internal

bus error.

Replace drive.

The controller’s <

> voltage

reading measures <

which exceeds the limit.

Error

[0xB19 (2841)]

Voltage regulator

hardware failure.

Enclosure 5V or 12V

problem in the power

supply.

Replace the controller.

Replace the defective

Power Supply or Power

Supply/Cooling module.

Internal transfer error.

Error

[0xB1A (2842)]

Hardware problem.

Replace the controller.

Controller mismatch detected.

“This” or “The other” controller

was shut down.

Error

[0xB1C (2844)]

RAID Controllers with

different SAS controller

chips have been

installed. This is not a

supported configuration.

Replace one of the

controllers so that both

controllers are of the

same type. For example

all F5402E RAID

Controllers or all F5412E

RAID Controllers.

The other (partner) controller

has been inserted.

Information

[0xB29 (2857)]

Partner controller has

been inserted.

No action necessary.

The other (partner) controller

has passed its self-test and is

now ready (failback).

Information

[0xB2A (2858)]

Partner controller is ready

to fail back.

No action necessary.

A stripe synchronization of a

RAID set has started. This

occurs when a controller fails,

or after a controller is powered

off with write commands in

progress.

Information

[0xB2C (2860)]

A controller fails or is

powered off during a write

operation.

No action necessary.

Controller Events Messages

Type [ID]

Cause

Action