Logs — Log entry details
Use this page to view details about a specific log entry from the
main Logs page.
Introduction
This
page provides additional information about the log entry that you selected
in the main Logs. You must select an entry in the table to perform an action
on that entry. If the selected log entry is a test log, an empty table will
appear.
Menu path
Fields
- Message ID
- The identification number of the problem or informational log entry.
- Message
- The full text of the message that is associated with the problem or informational
log entry.
- Type
- The purpose of the log entry. Values are Hardware, Software, Information,
Test, or Data Loss.
- Severity
- The level of importance of the problem or informational log entry. Values
are Alert, Attention, Information, or Test.
- First occurrence
- The date and time of the first occurrence of this problem or informational
log entry.
- Last occurrence
- The date and time of the most recent occurrence of this problem or informational
log entry.
- Machine type–Model
- The machine type and model number of the machine for which this log entry
occurred.
- Error code
- The error code that is associated with the problem log entry.
- Status
- The current situation of the log entry. Values are Open or Closed.
- Number of occurrences
- The number of times the problem has occurred while the log entry has been
open.
- Storage unit
- The user-assigned name of the storage unit where the log entries occurred.
- Storage complex
- The user-assigned name of the storage complex where the log entries occurred.
- Select
- Allows you to select a resource to perform additional actions.
- Component
- The name of the resource that is associated with the problem or informational
log entry. Click on the link to view the status and properties for the specific
component.
- Serial number
- The serial number of the selected component.
- Part number
- The identification number of the customer replaceable unit that is associated
with the problem or informational log entry.
- Enclosure
- The identification number of the enclosure that contains the resource
that is associated with the problem or informational log entry.
- Location code
- The location code for the resource that is causing the log entry.
- State
- The current mode of the resource. The state column can contain the following
values:
- Normal
- The resource is operational and functional in its current disk usage.
If it is configured as a spare or array member, there are no unusual operations
in progress.
- Installing
- A new storage facility has been discovered. It is either a replacement
resource for a failed resource or it is additional capacity that you are adding.
- Verifying
- The resource is made accessible to the device adapter, its characteristics
are determined, cabling is checked and diagnostics, are run.
- Formatting
- A verified resource requires low-level formatting and the formatting operation
is in progress.
- Initializing
- The resource is being initialized with all zero sectors. This is required
so that the resource can be added to an array without regenerating parity.
- Certifying
- The resource is being read accessed to determine that all sectors can
be read. If a bad sector is detected, an alternate sector is used to replace
the bad sector.
- Migration target
- DDM migration is migrating another array member resource to this spare
resource.
- Migration source
- DDM migration is migrating this array member resource to another spare
resource.
- New
- The resource is new. Integration of the resource into the system has not
begun.
- Missing
- The resource is missing. The resource has been pulled out of the system
and removal has not been managed.
- Rebuilding
- Sparing has occurred and this formerly spare resource is being rebuilt
with data from the other resources in the array to which it now belongs.
- Removed
- The resource is removed. The resource is not in the system and its removal
has been managed.
- Prepared for service
- The resource is prepared for service, going offline, or quiescing. You
can safely pull the resource without causing any adverse effects.
- Failed
- The resource has failed and an immediate repair action is required. If
spares are available, sparing has been initiated if this resource was an array
member.
- Failed, deferred service
- The resource has failed and a repair action is not immediately required.
If this resource was an array member, sparing has been initiated and there
are sufficient spares at the time of this failure to allow the service action
to be deferred.
- Missing, failed
- The resource is missing and the previous state of the device was Failed
before it was pulled from the enclosure.
- Removed, failed
- The resource is removed from the system and removal has been handled.
The previous state was Missing, failed.
- Inappropriate
- The resource is inappropriate for the system. For example, a DDM that
is of the wrong capacity or RPM. The resource is not failed and might be valid
for other systems and locations.
- Interfailed
- The resource is operational, but faulty. The resource will
fail soon and should be replaced as soon as possible.
Actions
- Request a replacement part
- Displays the Order hardware page from the Properties section
of the user interface.
- Maintenance instructions
- Displays the resource-specific removal and installation procedures
for the selected resource in a separate window.
- Take offline
- Opens a confirmation dialog that asks if you are sure that
you want to take the selected resource offline. If you confirm, the selected
resource is brought to a state in which its removal does not have adverse
effects on the system. A progress indicator is displayed if this is a long-running
task. If you cancel, the confirmation dialog closes and no action is performed.
- Bring online
- Opens a confirmation dialog asking if you are sure that you
want to bring the selected resource online. If you cancel, the dialog closes
and no action is performed. If you confirm, the selected resource is resumed.
A progress indicator is displayed if this is a long-running task. If the resource
resumes successfully, you receive a dialog that shows that the state of the
resource has changed from offline to online. If the resource does not resume
successfully, you receive a dialog that reflects the error and provides further
instructions.
This option is not available for the battery backup unit,
front display panel, or rear display panel. You cannot resume components that
are in a quiescing, resuming, or online state.