Differences in

UIDs and Serial

Output
LE/DEXL vs.GL/XL
& LE/DEXL IO Log
Output
Hans Castien
EMEA SWD TCE Support Engineering

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The information contained herein is subject to change without notice
Agenda
This presentation will cover
NOID differences between LE (DEXL) and GL/XL
05 Output differences
29 Output differences
Loop configuration
Enclosure Management Process
FW Versions and Bypass
IO Module Log Capture and CLI
Several useful commands
Import Log in Navigator
Make your own report
Log details
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Thanks
Thanks to the people from the Labs and
development to make the slides and information
needed available
Thanks colleagues to provide additional data and
outputs
Thanks to everyone taking the time to watch this

I hope this is useful in some form

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NOID and
Controller Output
differences
Noid, 05, 29, differences

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NOID differences EVAx400
The EVA4400 is using different unit assignments (UID) then the other EVA systems. Mostly to simplify mapping and free
up space

NOID Range Max number of NOID Object Type GL/XL Numbering

0x0001 - 0x00FF 255 NSC, SCELL 0x0001 - 0x00FF
0x0100 - 0x01FF 256 LDAD 0x0100 - 0x01FF
0x0200 - 0x03FF 512 RMTNODE 0xB200 - 0xB2FF
0x0400 - 0x07FF 1024 RSS 0x0200 - 0x02FF
0x0800 - 0x0FFF 2048 SCCL 0x8000 - 0x87FF
0x1000 - 0x1FFF 4096 VOLUME 0x0400 - 0x07FF
0x2000 - 0x2FFF 8192 PSTORE Permanent 0x0800 - 0x08FF
0x3000 - 0x3FFF 8192 PSTORE Temporary 0x0900 - 0x09FF
0x4000 - 0x7FFF 16384 SCVD 0x1000 - 0x17FF
0x8000 - 0x8FFF 4096 GROUP 0xB000 - 0xB1FF
0x9000 - 0xDFFF 20480 LD 0x2000 - 0x2FFF
0xE000 - 0xFFFF 8192 PU 0x8800 - 0xA7FF
No longer Used DU 0xA000 - 0xAFFF

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05 output (1)
SCell: Active MFC via Port MIRR6-00508b-400080d0bx 00009-0000002-[0008]x
SCell Master - Quorum POIDs:2001x 2013x 2002x 2003x 2004x
WWN: 5001-4380-013B-D630 MODEL: HSV300 SIDE: B(1) LOC: RIGHT <--- Position of current
controller
NSC: UUID = 5-00508b-400080cf6x 00000-0000000-0000x
MEMBER_TAG = 6-00508b-400080d0bx 00009-000001a-[0021]x

FC Nodes: Temp ID ID
Lp ALPA Lp ALPA Type Node WWN FNB Noid State Usablty
0. dc 1. ef disk 2-004-000cca-0c29d8x 211e67bc 0 Valid Usable
0. ca 1. d2 disk 2-004-000cca-0c2a34x 211e73cc 0 Valid Usable
0. d2 1. ca disk 2-004-000cca-0c2a88x 211e4690 0 Valid Usable
0. c6 1. c6 disk 2-000-001d38-059f09x 211e9b80 0 Valid ILFDisk
0. e0 1. d4 disk 2-004-000cca-10fcc4x 211e3a80 0 Valid Usable
0. ce 1. c7 disk 2-004-000cca-10fd10x 211e4994 0 Valid Usable
0. c5 1. cc disk 2-004-000cca-10fee0x 211e5eb0 0 Valid Usable
0. c6 1. cd disk 2-004-000cca-1100b4x 211e5bac 0 Valid Usable
0. 2 1. 2 NSC 5-00508b-400080cf6x 211e2b6c 0 <------- controller
0. 1 1. 1 NSC 5-00508b-400080d0bx 211e82e0 0 <------- controller
0. f 1. 8 err 5-00508b-400080f72x 211e7cd8 80 Unknown Usable <------- diskshelf
0. 17 1. 10 err 5-00508b-400080f90x 211e7fdc 81 Unknown Usable <------- diskshelf
0. 8 1. f err 5-00508b-400080fc9x 211e76d0 82 Unknown Usable <------- diskshelf
0. 10 1. 17 err 5-00508b-4000812adx 211e79d4 83 Unknown Usable <------- diskshelf

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05 output (2)
All RSSs:
RSS LDAD Free Members LDAD
Noid Noid PSEGS Type
Abnrml Missing MgrFlgs MbrMgrt SrcRIdx TrgRIdx Migration Array
Member Blk
Volnoid Capacity
400x 0x 0. 5. 255. <------------------------ Quorum RSS Group
ffe0x ffe0x 0x 0000x 0x 0x 00000000x 00000000x 00000000x 00000000x

1001x 286749488. ( 3, 2) <--- (shelf, position)

1013x 286749488. ( 3, 6) <--- (shelf, position)
1002x 286749488. ( 4, 2) <--- (shelf, position)
1003x 286749488. ( 2, 5) <--- (shelf, position)

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05 output (3)

401x 100x 0. 9. 0. <------------------------ normal RSS Set

fe00x fe00x 0x 0000x 0x 0x 00000000x 00000000x 00000000x 00000000x

1010x 286749488. ( 1, 4) <--- (shelf, position)

1000x 286749488. ( 1, 1) <--- (shelf, position)
1002x 286749488. ( 4, 2) <--- (shelf, position)
1003x 286749488. ( 2, 5) <--- (shelf, position)
100dx 286749488. ( 3, 1) <--- (shelf, position)
100cx 286749488. ( 1, 6) <--- (shelf, position)
100fx 286749488. ( 2, 3) <--- (shelf, position)
100ex 286749488. ( 4, 1) <--- (shelf, position)
1008x 286749488. ( 1, 2) <--- (shelf, position)
Null_DUB
Null_DUB
Null_DUB
Null_DUB
Null_DUB
Null_DUB

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29 output - Loop configuration
WWN: 5001-4380-013B-D630

DP-1A pcb 2116c228 loop map: 30 devices Link Up

BES Queues (verbose mode)
ALPA POID PT GUB/FNB PRODUCT ID WWN SERIAL # REV CAP SHELF BAY ipq cnt shq dpdnq ppndq busyq
2 20 21253294 [NSC Controller]
EF 2012 0 5FAAA900 BF3005A478 3805AFAA 3LM27V4E HP02 300 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
E8 3011 211E6538# BF3005A478 3805B1AD 3LM27V3N HP02 300 2 2 0 0 0
E2 200F 1 5FAA9F00 BF3005A478 3805A03C 3LM1VX6Z HP02 300 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0
E1 2003 0 5FAA9000 BF3005A478 38059D92 3LM1VYL1 HP02 300 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0
DC 2007 0 5FAA9500 BF3005A478 38059E89 3LM1VYRZ HP02 300 2 7 0 0 0 0 0 0
DA 2011 1 5FAAA180 BF3005A478 3805A075 3LM1VX96 HP02 300 2 8 0 0 0 0 0 0
D9 200B 1 5FAA8600 BF3005A478 38059FBA 3LM1VYST HP02 300 2 9 0 1 0 0 0 0
E4 300E 211E683C# BF3005A478 3805A114 3LM1VXDT HP02 0 2 10 0 0 0 B
D5 200D 1 5FAA9C80 BF3005A478 3805A010 3LM1VX5R HP02 300 2 12 0 1 0 0 0 0
8 81 211EA188# [SES Enclosure] 0008104E 0062 2
D4 2004 1 5FAA8880 BF3005A478 3805606F 3LM28XTP HP02 300 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
D3 200A 1 5FAA8D80 BF3005A478 38059EC7 3LM293AB HP02 300 1 2 0 2 0 0 0 0
D2 2006 0 5FAA9280 BF3005A478 38059DB9 3LM1VYLT HP02 300 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0
D1 2000 1 5FAA8380 BF3005A478 38052004 3LM28NR2 HP02 300 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0
CD 2013 0 5FAAA680 BF3005A478 3805AC1A 3LM27ESA HP02 300 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 0
F 80 211E7CD8# [SES Enclosure] 00080F72 0050 1
1 20 21250250 [NSC Controller]

B This means the drive is Bypassed on this loop

ipq cnt shq dpdnq ppndq busyq --------- Are the queue counters
The above lines are not all from the same system. they are just as random collection

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29 output Enclosure Management Process
EVA ENCLOSURE MANAGMENT PROCESS
ENC_MGT TASK 00 is OFF 00 Out of the 14 listed tasks, only 10
are used
ENC_MGT TASK 01 is OFF 00 Only one task can be active at any
given time
ENC_MGT TASK 02 is OFF 00 When two or more tasks need to be
run, the lowest task number is run
first
ENC_MGT TASK 03 is OFF 00 Task 03 - Codeload Enclosure A
ENC_MGT TASK 04 is OFF 00 Task 04 - Codeload Enclosure B
ENC_MGT TASK 05 is OFF 00 Task 05 - SES Receive
ENC_MGT TASK 06 is OFF 00 Task 06 - Shutdown Enclosures
ENC_MGT TASK 07 is OFF 00 Task 07 - Enclosure Numbering
ENC_MGT TASK 08 is OFF 00 Task 08 - Add Element Status
ENC_MGT TASK 09 is OFF 00 Task 09 - Drive Bypass
ENC_MGT TASK 10 is OFF 00 Task 10 - Change LED Pattern
ENC_MGT TASK 11 is OFF 00 Task 11 - Drive Power
ENC_MGT TASK 12 is OFF 00 Task 12 - Set Enclosure time
ENC_MGT TASK 13 is OFF 00

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29 output FW and Bypass Mask
Enclosure #02 - WWN 0x500508B400080F90
ASIDE FW - 0050 AVAILABLE <---- FW of IO Module (EWE)-
BSIDE FW - 0050 AVAILABLE <---- FW of IO Module (EWE)
Bay 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 <----- Slot Id in Enclosure
Overall Bypass 00 00 11 00 00 11 00 00 00 00 11 00 <----- Overall Bypass Mask
(ORed of next 3 fields)
Ctrl Bypass 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 <----- Bypass Mask set by
Controller
Device Bypass 00 00 11 00 00 11 00 00 00 00 11 00 <----- Bypass Mask set by
Device
Enc Bypass 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 <----- Bypass Mask set by
Enclosure (IO Module)
Powered Off 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 <----- Power UP status

Fault REQUEST 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 11 00 00 <----- Controller detected failure

Fault SENSED 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 <----- Disk detected failure

Ident LED 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 <----- Locate

TDSD FNB A: 0 B: 0 <----- Target Device Services Descriptors (Not of use for us)
EWE Type A: 5 B: 5 <----- IO Module Type (should be 5 for IO module)
EWE Step A: -1 B: -1 <----- State of state Machine from EWE (EMU Work Element) -1 is
Idles

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29 output Bypass Mask
- The Overall Bypass
- The Controller Bypass
- The Device Bypass
- The Enclosure Bypass

The Bypass is set per slot in the Device Enclosure

The way it works is
- 00 Bay is NOT bypassed
- 01 Bay is Bypassed on Loop B
- 10 Bay is Bypassed on Loop A
- 11 Bay is Bypassed on both Loop A as Loop B.

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29 output Bypass coding
The Blue numbers are the Bypass Mask, the Red numbers are the Bypass Source

00000000 => OK
01000001 => Bypassed by IO Module on B loop
10000010 => Bypassed by IO Module on A loop
11000011 => Bypassed by IO Module on BOTH loops
01000100 => Bypassed by drive on B loop
10001000 => Bypassed by drive on A loop
11001100 => Bypassed by drive on BOTH loops
01010000 => Bypassed by controllers on B loop
10100000 => Bypassed by controllers on A loop
11110000 => Bypassed by controllers on BOTH loops
01010001 => Bypassed by controller and IO Module on B loop
10100010 => Bypassed by controller and IO Module on A loop
11110011 => Bypassed by controller and IO Module on BOTH loops

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 IO Modules CLI
useful commands
The processing unit inside the IO
modules of EVA LE

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Enclosure Block Diagram Disk slots

-PIC

-IO Modules

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LIP primitive path through the CTS
For the counters
discussed later
the data is
displayed for
-Disk 1 12
-SMC
-SFP 1 2

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IO Modules Log Output Capture
ELMo and EMP are the same thing
The term ELMo and/or EMP should no longer be used
Whenever these are found, read IO Modules
This log is captured from the IO Module
Use standard serial cable (316131-001) and connect from laptop
or PC (DB9 end) to either I/O module (RJ45 end)
User HyperTerminal to set the enclosure serial number
115200 baud
One stop bit
No parity
No flow control

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IO Module CLI usage
CLI for support only
Not supported for customers
Useful only for troubleshooting
Logs are cryptic
Prompt explanation
Format NNES:####>
NN = decimal display shelf ID
E = a or b I/O module
S = 2 or 4 (shelf speed)
#### = command number since boot
Case sensitive
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IO Module CLI useful commands
Some useful commands
menu Display list of commands
prompt Turn prompt on/off
info Display static HW and FW information
stat Status of dynamic elements
ctsErrCnt X [Y] Get Loop counters
X = a, d, or c (a=All, d=Delta, c=Clear)
X =zero This will clear the counters
logRead X [Y] Read log X
(1 event log, 2 = temp log), Y event to start at (0 oldest)
Temp log is hardly useful for us

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Typical IO Module command usage
It is usual best to get the output of
info
stat
ctsErrCnt a <---- absolute count output
ctsErrCnt d <---- from last clear command
wait 5 minutes
ctsErrCnt c <---- set new baseline
if possible, wait another 30 minutes
ctsErrCnt d <---- from last clear command
All in a single file per IO Module

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Info Command Output
ASCII file containing output on IO Module parts
Starts with a build Date and Time

Enclosure Info
Vendor ID, Product ID, Product Rev., WWID, Serial Number

IO Module
HW Type, HW Rev., App Rev. (is FW), Boot Rev., 7 Segment FW. Rev.,
WWID, Serial Number

Midplane
HW Type., HW Revision, PIC FW, PIC boot Rev., Module serial Number

Backplane
HW Revision

Fan Module 1 and Fan Module 2

HW Revision, App. Revision (FW), Serial Number

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Stat Command Output
ASCII file containing status of the following
Enclosure
Actual time of capture, Run time
IO Modules
Run time, E2E Status
Drives
Bay, alpa, Present, Bypass (Source of Bypass), Code (Bypass Reason)
Transceivers
Number (XCVR 1 or XCVR 2), Pres, LSR, Lnk, TxF, Type, MaxSpd,
Power Supplies
Num (Power 1 or Power 2), Pres (Yes or No), Stat (On or Off), DCOK
Fan Modules
Num, Pres, Stat, Spd, Tach
Temp sensors
Loc(IOA, IOB,MP1,MP2), Val (temp in degrees), Warn, Fail
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ctsErrCnt - read loop statistics
Command show the Error counters show the Error
counters of the CTS chip
X = a for absolute count of values in SES database.
equivalent to 34 command
X = d for delta from last clear command.
equivalent to 36 command
X = c for clear relative counts to equal absolute values so that
next delta command will show change.
equivalent to 35 command
Y can be entered with a or d options as either N or n to only
display non-zero error counts.
X = zero [exact] to zero out the database of counters, which is
what shows up in the SES pages.

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ctsErrCnt - Output
This is what is output for every
element of the IO Module
All disk slots (1-12)
SMC
Transceiver 01 (Left)
Transceiver 02 (Right)
The value displayed is the
number of occurrences of
exceeding the threshold for the
counter as defined in the Policy
Matrix (causing the interrupt)

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 IO Module Log File

The processing unit inside the IO

modules of EVA LE

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IO Module Log Output Capture
This log is captured form the IO Module
Command is: logRead 1
Capture output of this command from all required
IO Modules in one file
File can be handled by Navigator

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Internal log entries Layout
Collected through the CLI command logread
Very verbose and requires decoding ring
Only two logs available, event log and temperature log
Temperature log only updates once a hour
unless reported temperature changes by three or more degrees
###### : ############ - ####.## ## ## . . . ## All numbers are HEX

Parameter N
Parameter 2
Parameter 1
Length
Event Code
Entity Code
TimeStamp (ms)
Event number
Log type

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Example of Internal log entries
Example of a Log entry
22a2:0004>logRead 1
010000 : 00dc70fe0801 - 0801.01 00
010001 : 00dc71010801 - 0801.01 00
010002 : 00dc71030801 - 0801.01 00
010003 : 00dc710c0801 - 0801.01 00
010004 : 00dc71240801 - 0801.01 00
010005 : 00dc71400801 - 0801.01 00
010006 : 00dc71441702 - 1702.05 10 80 00 02 00

Manual decode not Needed. Navigator v4.3 and higher

will have the ability to decode these entries
Generally should not need to decode these logs, but it is
provided here for information purposes only

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Event Logging
Each IO contains persistent data log with 1998 entries
Circular
log
Element status events are formatted following SES
Important timestamps
Jan 1, 1970 Starting time of IO Module clock
Indicates that IO Module has been unable to communicate with
midplane since boot
Jan 1, 2000 Starting time of midplane clock
Indicates that power was recently applied and time has not been
set by the storage controller
Always sort on sequence number, not on date (see
above)

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Importing the Report(s)
Open Navigator
Create a workspace if needed
Select File Import Storage shelf log (One file per Shelf, or All shelves in one file)
Or File Import All from ZIP if all logs are in a ZIP
You will now see one or more Shelf logs in the GUI
A number at the end of the SD_2000XXXX name indicates multiple files of the
same date. Not necessarily same enclosure or same IO Module
These 3 characters indicate the Enclosure number (01) and loop (B)
Introduced in V4.06.006

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Reports
After selecting the appropriate
Log a new screen opens and
you have to select
Shelf Data Event
Log
This report does not show
the parameter used
throughout the rest of this
PPT
Create a custom report
and add the Parameter
field and save this in your
config if needed

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SES Status Event Example

Same real-time data presented in the SES pages

is stored to Event Log on changing

Exceptions:
Temperature delta 4 degrees for logging
Fan Actual speed (RPM) filtered
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Event Logs: Filtered content at decoder
Filtered content at decoder
Some Fields may be hidden based on value
Status parameters include previous status values (wont be decoded)
Bit/ byt 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
e
0 Swap Element Status Code

X A 0 means XCVR A port 0 is Overall port status 1

2
Ident Fail

3 LOL XMIT Fail

X A 1 means XCVR A port 1 is Actual port

Previous Status Current Status
XCVR A port 1 has status of LOL

Navigator only displays current

status translation

Loss Of Link = Lol= False (0) Not displayed previously

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Midplane
Bit/byte 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
0 Element Status Code
1
2
3

Element Status Code

0 Unsupported Field not supported in current element
1 OK
4 Unrecoverable Unable to communicate with Midplane or NVRAM unrecoverable

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 I/O Module
Bit/byte 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
0 Swap Element Status Code
1 Ident Fail
2
3

Element Status Code

1 OK Local IO Module
3 Non-critical UART communication with other IO Module Failed
4 Critical Communication with other IO Module failed (UART and I2C)
5 Not Installed (This is not the same as controllers Not Installed status for I/O
modules)
6 Unknown Other IO Module

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Power Supply
Bit/byte 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
0 Swap Element Status Code

1
2
3 Rqstd On DC Fail

Swap
Element Status Code
1 - OK
3 Non-critical DC not ok
5 - Not Installed

Rqstd On Request Power down

DC Fail
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Fan
Bit/byte 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
0 Swap Element Status Code
Ident MSB
1
2 Actual Fan Speed / 10 LSB

3 Fail Actual Speed Code

Element Status Code

1 OK
2 Critical Present but not responding
3 Non-critical Present but I2C bus is down
5 Not Installed Actual Fan Speed is displayed by
Ident Navigator as a RPM number
Fail
Actual Speed Code (1-8)
Indirect indicator of shelf temperature
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 Transceiver
Bit/byte 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
0 Swap Element Status Code
1 Ident Fail
2
3 LOL XMIT Fail

Element Status Code

1 OK
5 Not Installed
6 Unrecoverable SFP does not support required speeds
7 Not Available Cannot communicate with SFP

Fail Controller requested failure

LOL Loss of link
XMIT Fail SFP Signaled failure
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Drives (1/3)
Bit/byte 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
0 Swap Element Status Code
In Crit
1 Rsvd Dev Array

2 App Client Encl Byp Encl Byp

Byp A A B RMV Ident
3 Dev Dev
App Client Fault Fault Bypassed Bypassed
Device Off Bypassed Bypassed
Byp B Sensed Requested A B
A B

Element Status Code

1 OK
5 Not Installed
7 Not Available Powered off

Blue LED (Locate)

Reserved Device - ILF Disk
In Critical Array- Quorum Disk
Ident - Standard Locate

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Drives (2/3)
Amber LED (Fault)
Fault Sensed - Drive activated fault light
Fault Requested Controller requested IO Module activated fault
light
Bypass
Only bypass bits for IO Modules active loop are populated
App. Client Bypass N
Controller requested bypass on loop N
Enclosure Bypass N
Enclosure requested bypass on loop N
Device Bypass N
Drive requested bypass on loop N
Bypassed N
Drive is bypassed by one or more of the above requests on loop N
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 Drives (3/3) Source of Bypass
N = Not Bypassed

Bypass (Real-time) D = Drive Requested

A = Controller Requested
03a4:0001>stat
E = Enclosure Requested
Enclosure
Time: 29-Nov-2007 16:18:39
Run Time (hrs): 522 In some instance the Bypass code is
represented as just the last digit from the
IO Module
table below (so starting with 0 instead of C)
Run Time (hrs): 522
In these cases Navigator shows the Bypass
Drives reason in text
Bay ALPA Pres Byp Code
SES 1d Y N--- 00
1 c3 Y N--- 00

Codes 0xCC SFP bypass (to configure CTS control loop).

0x00 Not Bypassed 0xCD Drive Bypassed too many times w/o being removed.
0xC1 Loss of Sync >100mS.
0xCE Drive requested off, then on the loop too many times.
0xC2 Line code violations over threshold.
0xC3 Comma Density Violation. 0xCF Reboot - all drives are bypassed at start.
0xC5 Analog Signal Amplitude too low 0xD0 App Client powered off the drive
0xC6 Idle Monitor 0xD1 SFP bypassed because it doesn't support shelf speed.
0xC7 Drive Requested 0xD2 LIP Timeout bypass
0xC8 LIP sequence failure
0xC9 "GUI" or UART.
0xCA App Client Bypass
0xCB Drive not Present
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Bypass Related Events

Bypass LIP
Indicates a LIP triggered by a port being (un)bypassed
Port1=7: means Port 1 is disk
Bypass Update 7
Records reason for ports to enter/exit bypassed state Port1 R = Not bypassed
CTS LIP Start means the port is Not
Bypassed
Start of LIP
Port3=9 means Port 3 is disk 9
CTS LIP Done
Port3 R = Not bypassed
LIP Completed means the port is Not
CTS LIP Test Bypassed
Drives are LIP tested before being unbypassed. Failures are reported
SES Control
Usually best indicator of when a controller has previously bypassed a drive
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Enclosure
Bit/byte 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
0 Element Status Code
1 Failure Warning Failure Warning
Ident Requeste Requeste Indicatio Indicatio
d d n n
2 CTPC Unit Countdown to Power Down
3 RPOD Unit Duration of Power Down

Element Status Code

1 OK
2 Critical Failure Indication set
3 Non-critical Warning Indication set

Failure indication Missing Fan

Warning indication Midplane signaled fault
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Reset Event Sequence (1/4) 1 Interlink bring-up
2 Load shelf variables

Typical Reset Event Sequence 3 Check FW Revisions of FRU components

4 Unbypass drives at completion of spinup (12
seconds from boot)
5 Drive presents healthy status

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Reset Event Sequence (2/4)
Reset on power failure

Timestamp set to Jan 1, 2000

Both I/O Modules reset

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Reset Event Sequence (3/4)Event indicating
thread non-responsive
Reset on Watchdog Expiration

Watchdog flag detected on reset

Watchdogs are triggered by the unexpected

May not always see WDG Pong event or WDT flag set

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Reset Event Sequence (4/4)
Reset on Codeload

Event 86: Start of codeload

Event 87: Codeload completed
Event 88: Scheduling reset
Event 89: Executing reset
Event 90: Boot event

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