MemoryIndicationProviderIA - SFM Monitor Events

MemoryIndicationProviderIA

Event Number: 103

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Test event
Event Description: This is a test message from the monitor to test the communication path from the monitor to the notification mechanism.
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: Memory
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: No action required.
Recommended Action 1: Null.

Event Number: 1100

WBEM Severity: Minor
Event Summary: A memory page has been deallocated and entered into the Page Deallocation Table (PDT).
Event Description: !The Page Deallocation Table (PDT) is !% full.\n\n PDT Entries Used: !\n PDT Entries Free: !\n PDT Total Size: !\n\n An excessive number of memory pages have been deallocated due to excessive correctable single bit errors being detected.
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: Memory
Event Sub-Category: memory controller
Cause 1: Although the PDT is not in immediate danger of overflowing, it may be advisable to monitor the situation. If pages continue to be deallocated, an event with higher severity will be generated.
Recommended Action 1: Null.

Event Number: 1200

WBEM Severity: Critical
Event Summary: A memory page has been deallocated and entered into the Page Deallocation Table (PDT).
Event Description: !The Page Deallocation Table (PDT) is !% full.\n\n PDT Entries Used: !\n PDT Entries Free: !\n PDT Total Size: !\n\n An excessive number of memory pages have been deallocated due to excessive correctable single bit errors being detected.
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: Memory
Event Sub-Category: memory controller
Cause 1: Although the PDT is not in immediate danger of overflowing, it is advisable to monitor the situation. If pages continue to be deallocated, an event with higher severity will be generated.
Recommended Action 1: Null.

Event Number: 1300

WBEM Severity: Fatal/Nonrecoverable
Event Summary: A memory page has been deallocated and entered into the Page Deallocation Table (PDT).
Event Description: !The Page Deallocation Table (PDT) is !% full.\n\n PDT Entries Used: !\n PDT Entries Free: !\n PDT Total Size: !\n\n An excessive number of memory pages have been deallocated due to excessive correctable single bit errors being detected. Although the errors are being corrected, this condition indicates a potential problem.
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: Memory
Event Sub-Category: memory controller
Cause 1: The Page Deallocation Table (PDT) is in danger of overflowing, it is strongly advisable to monitor the situation. Although the errors are being corrected, this condition can indicate a potential problem. Contact your HP support representative to check the memory boards.
Recommended Action 1: Null.

Event Number: 1400

WBEM Severity: Fatal/Nonrecoverable
Event Summary: A memory page has been deallocated and entered into the Page Deallocation Table (PDT).
Event Description: !The Page Deallocation Table (PDT) is !% full.\n\n PDT Entries Used: !\n PDT Entries Free: !\n PDT Total Size: !\n\n All the memory pages have been deallocated due to excessive correctable single bit errors being detected. This condition indicates a problem and will result in loss of information.
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: Memory
Event Sub-Category: memory controller
Cause 1: The Page Deallocation Table (PDT) is full and will overflow. If pages continue to be deallocated, data loss may result. Contact your HP support representative to check the memory boards.
Recommended Action 1: Null.

Event Number: 4000

WBEM Severity: Minor
Event Summary: Single bit error (SBE) event. A correctable single bit error has been detected and logged.
Event Description: The memory component: !\n\n is experiencing correctable single bit errors on a single component.
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: Memory
Event Sub-Category: dimms/simms
Cause 1: Although the single bit errors are being corrected, it may be advisable to monitor the situation. If an excessive rate of single bit errors occur, an event with higher severity will be generated.
Recommended Action 1: Null.

Event Number: 4005

WBEM Severity: Minor
Event Summary: Correctable memory error event. A correctable memory error has been detected and logged.
Event Description: The memory component : ! \n\nis experiencing correctable memory errors on a single component.
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: Memory
Event Sub-Category: dimms/simms
Cause 1: Although the memory errors are being corrected, it may be advisable to monitor the situation. On the next reboot, system firmware will test the specified memory component, and may take it offline if the errors persist. Contact your HP support representative to check the specified memory components at your next scheduled downtime.
Recommended Action 1: Null.

Event Number: 4100

WBEM Severity: Critical
Event Summary: Single bit error (SBE) event. A correctable single bit error has been detected and logged.
Event Description: The memory component: !\n\n is experiencing a high rate of correctable single bit errors on a single component.
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: Memory
Event Sub-Category: dimms/simms
Cause 1: Although the single bit errors are being corrected, it is advisable to monitor the situation. If an excessive rate of single bit errors occur, an event with higher severity will be generated.
Recommended Action 1: Null.

Event Number: 4200

WBEM Severity: Fatal/Nonrecoverable
Event Summary: Single bit error (SBE) event. A correctable single bit error has been detected and logged.
Event Description: The memory component: !\n\n is experiencing an excessive rate of correctable single bit errors on a single component.
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: Memory
Event Sub-Category: dimms/simms
Cause 1: Although the single bit errors are being corrected, it is strongly advisable to monitor the situation. This condition can indicate a potential problem. Contact your HP support representative to check the memory boards.
Recommended Action 1: Null.

Event Number: 4300

WBEM Severity: Minor
Event Summary: Single bit error (SBE) event. A correctable single bit error has been detected and logged.
Event Description: The memory component: !\n\n is experiencing correctable single bit errors on a single component.
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: Memory
Event Sub-Category: dimms/simms
Cause 1: Although the single bit errors are being corrected, it may be advisable to monitor the situation. If an excessive rate of single bit errors occur, an event with higher severity will be generated.
Recommended Action 1: Null.

Event Number: 4400

WBEM Severity: Critical
Event Summary: Single bit error (SBE) event. A correctable single bit error has been detected and logged.
Event Description: The memory component: !\n\n is experiencing a high rate of correctable single bit errors on a single component.
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: Memory
Event Sub-Category: dimms/simms
Cause 1: Although the single bit errors are being corrected, it is advisable to monitor the situation. If an excessive rate of single bit errors occur, an event with higher severity will be generated.
Recommended Action 1: Null.

Event Number: 4500

WBEM Severity: Fatal/Nonrecoverable
Event Summary: Single bit error (SBE) event. A correctable single bit error has been detected and logged.
Event Description: The memory component: !\n\n is experiencing an excessive rate of correctable single bit errors on a single component.
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: Memory
Event Sub-Category: dimms/simms
Cause 1: Although the single bit errors are being corrected, it is strongly advisable to monitor the situation. This condition can indicate a potential problem. Contact your HP support representative to check the memory boards.
Recommended Action 1: Null.

Event Number: 6100

WBEM Severity: Minor
Event Summary: Correctable memory error event. A correctable memory error has been detected and logged.
Event Description: The memory component ! is experiencing a high rate of correctable memory errors on a single component.\n The following DIMMs have errors: \n !
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: Memory
Event Sub-Category: dimms/simms
Cause 1: Although the memory errors are being corrected, it may be advisable to monitor the situation. Components such as DIMMs, memory board or processor boards can be affected. On the next reboot, system firmware will test the specified memory components, and may take them offline if the errors persist. Contact your HP support representative to check the specified memory components at your next scheduled downtime.
Recommended Action 1: Null.

No. of events generated is 13

Last updated: 02-Aug-2009 1:20:35 AM