Explanation
The setting for the amount of space that can be virtualized is not valid. The value must be an integer number of terabytes.
This error event is created when a SAN Volume Controller cluster is upgraded from a version prior to 4.3.0 to version 4.3.0 or later. Prior to version 4.3.0 the virtualization feature capacity value was in gigabytes and therefore could be set to a fraction of a terabyte. With version 4.3.0 and later the licensed capacity for the virtualization feature must be an integer number of terabytes.
Action
- Review the license conditions for the virtualization feature. If you have one cluster, change the license settings for the cluster to match the capacity that is licensed. If your license covers more than one cluster, apportion an integer number of terabytes to each cluster. You might have to change the virtualization capacity that is set on the other clusters to ensure that the sum of the capacities for all of the clusters does not exceed the licensed capacity.
- You can view the event data or the feature log to ensure that the licensed capacity is sufficient for the space that is actually being used. Contact your IBM sales representative if you want to change the capacity of the license.
- This error will automatically be fixed when a valid configuration is entered.
Possible Cause-FRUs or other: