SEL02_IndicationProvider - SFM Monitor Events

SEL02_IndicationProvider

Event Number: 100

WBEM Severity: Degraded/Warning
Event Summary: A temperature inside the server went outside the factory specified range.
Event Description: One of the temperature sensors crossed its lower non-critical threshold.
Probable Cause: Temperature Unacceptable
Event Category: System Cooling
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The temperature inside the server has gone outside the factory specified range for normal operation. You should quit applications and power down the server to protect its hardware from damage. This event may indicate one of the following conditions: A failed fan, blocked air vents or poor ventilation around the server, open server chassis cover, or missing drive slot covers, high temperature in the room where the server resides, an unusually hot hardware component located near one of the server's temperature sensors.
Recommended Action 1: You should quit applications and shutdown the system. Find cause of temperature anomaly and fix it.

Event Number: 101

WBEM Severity: Critical
Event Summary: A temperature inside the server went far outside the factory specified range
Event Description: One of the temperature sensors crossed its upper critical threshold.
Probable Cause: Temperature Unacceptable
Event Category: System Cooling
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The temperature inside the server has gone far outside the factory specified range for normal operation. To avoid permanent damage to your server hardware, go and turn off the server immediately. This event may indicate one of the following conditions: a failed fan blocked air vents or poor ventilation around the server open server chassis cover, or missing drive slot covers high temperature in the room where the server resides an unusually hot hardware component located near one of the server's temperature sensors
Recommended Action 1: Shutdown the system immediately. Find cause of temperature anomaly and fix it.

Event Number: 102

WBEM Severity: Critical
Event Summary: A temperature inside the server went far outside the factory specified range
Event Description: One of the temperature sensors crossed its upper non-recoverable threshold.
Probable Cause: Temperature Unacceptable
Event Category: System Cooling
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The temperature inside the server has gone far outside the factory specified range for normal operation. To avoid permanent damage to your server hardware, go and turn off the server immediately. This event may indicate one of the following conditions: a failed fan blocked air vents or poor ventilation around the server open server chassis cover, or missing drive slot covers high temperature in the room where the server resides an unusually hot hardware component located near one of the server's temperature sensors
Recommended Action 1: Shutdown the system immediately. Find cause of temperature anomaly and fix it.

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: System Hardware
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: No action required.
Recommended Action 1: Null.

Event Number: 104

WBEM Severity: Critical
Event Summary: A temperature inside the server went far outside the factory specified range.
Event Description: One of the temperature sensors crossed its upper critical threshold.
Probable Cause: Temperature Unacceptable
Event Category: System Cooling
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The temperature inside the server has gone far outside the factory specified range for normal operation. To avoid permanent damage to your server hardware, go and turn off the server immediately. This event may indicate one of the following conditions: a failed fan blocked air vents or poor ventilation around the server open server chassis cover, or missing drive slot covers high temperature in the room where the server resides an unusually hot hardware component located near one of the server's temperature sensors
Recommended Action 1: Shutdown the system immediately. Find cause of temperature anomaly and fix it.

Event Number: 105

WBEM Severity: Fatal/Nonrecoverable
Event Summary: A temperature inside the server went far outside the factory specified range
Event Description: One of the temperature sensors crossed its upper non-recoverable threshold.
Probable Cause: Temperature Unacceptable
Event Category: System Cooling
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The temperature inside the server has gone far outside the factory specified range for normal operation. To avoid permanent damage to your server hardware, go and turn off the server immediately. This event may indicate one of the following conditions: a failed fan blocked air vents or poor ventilation around the server open server chassis cover, or missing drive slot covers high temperature in the room where the server resides an unusually hot hardware component located near one of the server's temperature sensors
Recommended Action 1: Shutdown the system immediately. Find cause of temperature anomaly and fix it.

Event Number: 106

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Temperature Normal
Event Description: Temperature Normal
Probable Cause: Threshold crossed
Event Category: System Cooling
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The temperature is within the factory specified range.
Recommended Action 1: None

Event Number: 107

WBEM Severity: Degraded/Warning
Event Summary: A temperature inside the server has gone outside the factory specified range.
Event Description: A temperature inside the server has gone outside the factory specified range.
Probable Cause: Temperature Unacceptable
Event Category: System Cooling
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The temperature inside the server has gone outside the factory specified range for normal operation. This event may indicate one of the following conditions: a failed fan blocked air vents or poor ventilation around the server open server chassis cover, or missing drive slot covers high temperature in the room where the server resides an unusually hot hardware component located near one of the server's temperature sensors
Recommended Action 1: You should quit applications and shutdown the system. Find cause of temperature anomaly and fix it.

Event Number: 108

WBEM Severity: Critical
Event Summary: A temperature inside the server went far outside the factory specified range.
Event Description: One of the temperature sensors crossed its upper critical threshold.
Probable Cause: Temperature Unacceptable
Event Category: System Cooling
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The temperature inside the server has gone far outside the factory specified range for normal operation. To avoid permanent damage to your server hardware, go and turn off the server immediately. This event may indicate one of the following conditions: a failed fan blocked air vents or poor ventilation around the server open server chassis cover, or missing drive slot covers high temperature in the room where the server resides an unusually hot hardware component located near one of the server's temperature sensors
Recommended Action 1: Shutdown the system immediately. Find cause of temperature anomaly and fix it.

Event Number: 109

WBEM Severity: Fatal/Nonrecoverable
Event Summary: A temperature inside the server went far outside the factory specified range.
Event Description: One of the temperature sensors crossed its non-recoverable threshold.
Probable Cause: Temperature Unacceptable
Event Category: System Cooling
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The temperature inside the server has gone far outside the factory specified range for normal operation. To avoid permanent damage to your server hardware, go and turn off the server immediately. This event may indicate one of the following conditions: a failed fan blocked air vents or poor ventilation around the server open server chassis cover, or missing drive slot covers high temperature in the room where the server resides an unusually hot hardware component located near one of the server's temperature sensors
Recommended Action 1: Shutdown the system immediately. Find cause of temperature anomaly and fix it.

Event Number: 110

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Temperature normal (was warning)
Event Description: Temperature normal (was warning)
Probable Cause: Threshold crossed
Event Category: System Cooling
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The temperature has returned to the factory specified range.
Recommended Action 1: No action required.

Event Number: 111

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Temperature dropped to warning level (was critical)
Event Description: Temperature dropped to warning level (was critical)
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: Unknown
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The system temperature is not within normal operating range. It is higher than required operating range. Probable cause / recommended action: Something may be blocking the cooling intakes of the fans. Check for obstructions. One or more fans may be operating at a lower speed than normal. Check the fan performance. Check for problems with the room air conditioning. Since the system is not operating in normal temperature range, to prevent data-loss and other component failures, the system is being shutdown. Please check for the cause of the problem before turning the system ON. Note The standard configuration for the core hardware monitor is to shut the system down when this condition occurs. The shutdown may happen before this event can be generated. In this case, this event may be generated immediately after a reboot. If this is the case, the system will not automatically shutdown again unless the temperature problem reoccurs.
Recommended Action 1: Find cause of temperature anomaly and fix it.

Event Number: 112

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Temperature dropped to critical level (was non-recoverable)
Event Description: Temperature dropped to critical level (was non-recoverable)
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: Unknown
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The system temperature is not within normal operating range. It is higher than required operating range. Probable cause / recommended action: Something may be blocking the cooling intakes of the fans. Check for obstructions. One or more fans may be operating at a lower speed than normal. Check the fan performance. Check for problems with the room air conditioning. Since the system is not operating in normal temperature range, to prevent data-loss and other component failures, the system is being shutdown. Please check for the cause of the problem before turning the system ON. Note The standard configuration for the core hardware monitor is to shut the system down when this condition occurs. The shutdown may happen before this event can be generated. In this case, this event may be generated immediately after a reboot. If this is the case, the system will not automatically shutdown again unless the temperature problem reoccurs.
Recommended Action 1: No action required.

Event Number: 113

WBEM Severity: Degraded/Warning
Event Summary: A voltage in the server went outside the factory specified lower voltage range.
Event Description: One of the voltage sensors crossed its lower critical threshold.
Probable Cause: Power Problem
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The voltage in the server has gone outside the factory set range. A bad component, blown fuse, poorly seated module, loose cable, or debris could be responsible for this failure.
Recommended Action 1: Check all boards, power supplies, and modules that either supply or use this voltage rail.

Event Number: 114

WBEM Severity: Critical
Event Summary: A voltage in the server went far outside the factory specified upper voltage range
Event Description: One of the voltage sensors crossed its lower non-recoverable threshold.
Probable Cause: Power Problem
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The voltage in the server has gone far outside the factory set range and could damage system components. A bad component, blown fuse, poorly seated module, loose cable, or debris could be responsible for this failure.
Recommended Action 1: Check all boards, power supplies, and modules that either supply or use this voltage rail.

Event Number: 115

WBEM Severity: Degraded/Warning
Event Summary: A voltage in the server went outside the factory specified upper voltage range.
Event Description: One of the voltage sensors crossed its upper non-critical threshold.
Probable Cause: Power Problem
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The voltage in the server has gone outside the factory set range. A bad component, blown fuse, poorly seated module, loose cable, or debris could be responsible for this failure.
Recommended Action 1: Check all boards, power supplies, and modules that either supply or use this voltage rail.

Event Number: 116

WBEM Severity: Fatal/Nonrecoverable
Event Summary: A voltage in the server went very far outside the factory specified upper voltage range. - Check all boards with voltage
Event Description: One of the voltage sensors crossed its upper non-recoverable threshold - Check all boards with this voltage
Probable Cause: Power Problem
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The voltage in the server has gone far outside the factory set range and could damage system components. A bad component, blown fuse, poorly seated module, loose cable, or debris could be responsible for this failure.
Recommended Action 1: Check all boards, power supplies, and modules that either supply or use this voltage rail.

Event Number: 117

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Voltage OK
Event Description: Voltage OK
Probable Cause: Threshold crossed
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: Voltage at normal levels.
Recommended Action 1: No action required.

Event Number: 118

WBEM Severity: Degraded/Warning
Event Summary: Voltage Fault - Check all boards with this voltage.
Event Description: Voltage fault - Check all boards with this voltage
Probable Cause: Power Problem
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The input voltage for the system is not sufficient for operation.
Recommended Action 1: Check all boards, power supplies, and modules that either supply or use this voltage rail.

Event Number: 119

WBEM Severity: Critical
Event Summary: Voltage critical level - Check all boards with this voltage
Event Description: Voltage degraded to critical level from less severe - Check all boards with this voltage
Probable Cause: Power Problem
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The voltage in the server has gone outside the factory set range. A bad component, blown fuse, poorly seated module, loose cable, or debris could be responsible for this failure.
Recommended Action 1: Check all boards, power supplies, and modules that either supply or use this voltage rail.

Event Number: 120

WBEM Severity: Critical
Event Summary: Voltage degraded to non-recoverable level - Check all boards with this voltage.
Event Description: Voltage degraded to non-recoverable level from less severe - Check all boards with this voltage
Probable Cause: Power Problem
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The voltage in the server has gone outside the factory set range. A bad component, blown fuse, poorly seated module, loose cable, or debris could be responsible for this failure.
Recommended Action 1: When this condition was detected the system should have been immediately shutdown to avoid damage. Contact your HP support representative as soon as possible to have the unit checked. Check all boards, power supplies, and modules that either supply or use this voltage rail.

Event Number: 121

WBEM Severity: Critical
Event Summary: Voltage non-recoverable - Check all boards with this voltage
Event Description: Voltage becomes non-recoverable from either critical level or less severe level - Check all boards with this voltage
Probable Cause: Power Problem
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The voltage in the server has gone outside the factory set range. A bad component, blown fuse, poorly seated module, loose cable, or debris could be responsible for this failure.
Recommended Action 1: Check all boards, power supplies, and modules that either supply or use this voltage rail.

Event Number: 122

WBEM Severity: Degraded/Warning
Event Summary: Voltage absent
Event Description: Voltage absent
Probable Cause: Power Problem
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: There is either a missing or failed power component. This may be a normal message when a system is not loaded to capacity and power components are purposefully left out of the system.
Recommended Action 1: If this is unexpected, then check all boards, power supplies, and modules that either supply or use this voltage rail.

Event Number: 123

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Voltage Present
Event Description: Voltage present
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: Power component is either present or has been added.
Recommended Action 1: No action required.

Event Number: 124

WBEM Severity: Critical
Event Summary: Current Limit Exceeded
Event Description: Current Limit Exceeded
Probable Cause: Power Problem
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: A current limit was detected.
Recommended Action 1: An unsupported or damaged device may be attached. Find the device and remove it from the system.

Event Number: 125

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Fan Performance OK
Event Description: Fan performance OK
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: System Cooling
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: Fan OK.
Recommended Action 1: No action necessary.

Event Number: 126

WBEM Severity: Degraded/Warning
Event Summary: Fan speed lags
Event Description: Fan speed lags
Probable Cause: Performance degraded
Event Category: System Cooling
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: Possibly, the specified fan is beginning to lose performance.
Recommended Action 1: If these errors continue to be reported, the fan should be replaced.

Event Number: 127

WBEM Severity: Degraded/Warning
Event Summary: Chassis door is open
Event Description: The chassis has been opened.
Probable Cause: Enclosure Door Open
Event Category: System HW Security
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The server has detect that the chassis door or other access panel is not securely closed.
Recommended Action 1: Close any open panels or chassis doors.

Event Number: 128

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Chassis Intrusion Detected
Event Description: Chassis intrusion detected
Probable Cause: Enclosure Door Open
Event Category: System HW Security
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The server has detect that the chassis door or other access panel is not securely closed.
Recommended Action 1: If this is unexpected, close any open panels or chassis doors.

Event Number: 129

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Chassis door closed
Event Description: Chassis door closed
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: System HW Security
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The server has detect that the chassis door or other access panel has been securely closed.
Recommended Action 1: No action necessary.

Event Number: 130

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Chassis Intrusion Reset
Event Description: Chassis intrusion reset
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: System HW Security
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The server has detect that the chassis door or other access panel is securely closed.
Recommended Action 1: No action necessary

Event Number: 131

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Invalid password detected
Event Description: Invalid password detected
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: Unknown
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: An invalid password was entered.
Recommended Action 1: Enter correct password, or find source of attempted security violation.

Event Number: 132

WBEM Severity: Fatal/Nonrecoverable
Event Summary: No events were received from system firmware
Event Description: The BMC firmware did not detect the system firmware boot.
Probable Cause: Communications Subsystem Failure
Event Category: System Firmware
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: Possible Causes: 1. Bad System Firmware image in ROM 2. Power not reaching processors 3. Processor is in reset or is not properly seated in system 4. An unsupported processor was inserted in system 5. Communication with BMC is impaired.
Recommended Action 1: To correct the problem, try the following: 1. Validate that processors are supported in this system. 2. Verify that processors are seated properly in system. 3. Check if system has booted (only a communication problem. - future events will also be lost.) 4. Attempt a system reset, INIT, and/or A/C cycle to clear the problem. 5. Update system firmware again if necessary.

Event Number: 133

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: CPU did not turn on. Cycling system power
Event Description: BMC did not detect the start of all installed CPUs. An automatic power cycle may occur to try to fix this problem.
Probable Cause: Transmit Failure
Event Category: Processor
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: Possible Causes: 1. CPU is not properly seated in system or the processor socket is not properly locked. 2. CPU did not detect release of reset 3. CPU is not supported in system 4. CPU or socket is damaged
Recommended Action 1: To correct problem , try the following: 1. If an automatic restart did not occur, and/or the problem was not self- corrected then ensure all processors are completely seated in their sockets. 2. Check power pod and associated cables and then A/C cycle the system. 3. Validate that the CPU is supported in the system configuration 4. Validate the CPU pins are not bent and socket is not damaged 5. Flash the system FW in case some sort of corruption occurred.

Event Number: 134

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Power supply disabled.
Event Description: Power supply disabled.
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: Power supply is either absent or has been removed.
Recommended Action 1: None

Event Number: 135

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Power supply Enabled
Event Description: Power supply enabled
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: Power supply is either present or has been added. This happens normally during power-on sequence
Recommended Action 1: No action

Event Number: 136

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Power supply presence detected
Event Description: Power supply presence is detected
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown

Event Number: 137

WBEM Severity: Degraded/Warning
Event Summary: Power supply failed or disconnected
Event Description: Power supply failed or disconnected
Probable Cause: Power Problem
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The system has detected that one of the power supplies has failed.
Recommended Action 1: The power cable has been disconnected. Reconnect, or The power supply has failed. Contact your HP support representative to check the power supply.

Event Number: 138

WBEM Severity: Degraded/Warning
Event Summary: Predictive failure/alert in Power supply
Event Description: The Power supply's sensors detect possible problems
Probable Cause: Performance Degraded
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The power supply fan(s) is slowing
Recommended Action 1: Check power supply fan(s).

Event Number: 139

WBEM Severity: Degraded/Warning
Event Summary: Power supply AC lost
Event Description: Power supply AC lost
Probable Cause: Power Problem
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The power supply has lost its A/C source. The power supply is not connected to a working A/C power source.
Recommended Action 1: Verify that the plug is connected to the power supply, and to a working power source.

Event Number: 140

WBEM Severity: Major
Event Summary: Power supply input lost or out of range
Event Description: Power supply input lost or out of range
Probable Cause: Power Problem
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: Unknown until write code
Recommended Action 1: Corrective action unknown until write code

Event Number: 141

WBEM Severity: Major
Event Summary: Power supply input is out-of-range, but present
Event Description: Power supply input is out-of-range and present
Probable Cause: Power Problem
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: Unknown until write code
Recommended Action 1: Corrective action is unknown until write code

Event Number: 142

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Power supply not detected
Event Description: Power supply not present
Probable Cause: Power Problem
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: Power supply is missing.
Recommended Action 1: Either the power supply has quit responding or is missing from the system. If this is unexpected, try reseating the supply or order a replacement.

Event Number: 143

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Power supply OK
Event Description: Power supply OK
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The system has detected that one of the power supplies is now OK
Recommended Action 1: No action required.

Event Number: 144

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Power Supply OK
Event Description: Power supply working normally
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The system has detected that one of the power supplies is now OK
Recommended Action 1: No action required.

Event Number: 145

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Power supply AC restored
Event Description: Power supply AC restored
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The power supply has regained its A/C source. The power supply is connected to a working A/C power source.
Recommended Action 1: No action required.

Event Number: 146

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: The Power Supply AC voltage is restored.
Event Description: The Power Supply AC voltage is connected and in range.
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The system has detected that one of the power supplies is now OK
Recommended Action 1: No action required.

Event Number: 147

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: The Power Supply voltage is in range.
Event Description: The AC voltage to the power supply is within the required voltage range.
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The system has detected that one of the power supplies is now OK
Recommended Action 1: No action required.

Event Number: 148

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: System power turned off
Event Description: System power turned off
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: System power has been turned off by either an automatic protection circuit, by a power switch, or through a remote application.
Recommended Action 1: If this is unexpected, contact HP support.

Event Number: 149

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: System power turned on
Event Description: System power turned on
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: System power has been turned on by either automatically by a manageability setting , by a power switch, or through a remote application.
Recommended Action 1: If this is unexpected, check for automatic turn-on settings or contact HP support.

Event Number: 150

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Power unit disabled
Event Description: Power unit disabled
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: Power unit has been disabled by either an automatic protection circuit, by a power switch, or through a remote application.
Recommended Action 1: If this is unexpected, contact HP support.

Event Number: 151

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Power unit enabled
Event Description: Power unit enabled
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: Power unit has been enabled by either automatically by a manageability setting , by a power switch, or through a remote application.
Recommended Action 1: If this is unexpected, check for automatic turn-on settings or contact HP support.

Event Number: 152

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Power supply subsystem redundancy regained.
Event Description: Power supply subsystem redundancy gained.
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: An additional power supply module has been added to the server and this power supply module will be used for redundancy.
Recommended Action 1: No action is required.

Event Number: 153

WBEM Severity: Degraded/Warning
Event Summary: Power supply subsystem redundancy lost.
Event Description: Power supply subsystem redundancy lost.
Probable Cause: Loss of Redundancy
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The Power Supply Subsystem now has only the minimum number of working power supply units required to maintain normal operation. There is no redundant (backup) power supply unit if one fails.
Recommended Action 1: Since your server still has the minimum number of operational power supply modules, no immediate action is required. However, you should inspect the server for any bad power supply modules and replace them as soon as possible.

Event Number: 154

WBEM Severity: Critical
Event Summary: A/C Failed, disconnected, or out of range
Event Description: A/C Failed, disconnected, or out of range
Probable Cause: Power Problem
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The input power to the supply has failed or gone out of range. Or the input cord has been disconnected.
Recommended Action 1: Check the power cord or source voltage.

Event Number: 155

WBEM Severity: Fatal/Nonrecoverable
Event Summary: A/C Failed, disconnected, or out of range
Event Description: A/C Failed, disconnected, or out of range
Probable Cause: Power Problem
Event Category: System Power
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: Indicates a failure with the AC power source that is connected to one of the redundant power supply units.
Recommended Action 1: Check the power cord or source voltage.

Event Number: 156

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Cooling unit OK
Event Description: Cooling unit OK
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: System Cooling
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: Fan or other cooling unit is OK.
Recommended Action 1: No action required.

Event Number: 157

WBEM Severity: Degraded/Warning
Event Summary: Cooling unit warning
Event Description: Cooling unit warning
Probable Cause: Fan Failure
Event Category: System Cooling
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The Cooling Unit may be running properly now, but it was detected in a degraded state. It may need to be replaced in the future.
Recommended Action 1: Continue to monitor unit and contact HP support to determine appropriate action.

Event Number: 158

WBEM Severity: Critical
Event Summary: Cooling unit failure
Event Description: Cooling unit failure
Probable Cause: Fan Failure
Event Category: System Cooling
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: A cooling unit has failed.
Recommended Action 1: Replace the indicated cooling unit.

Event Number: 159

WBEM Severity: Critical
Event Summary: Uncorrectable multibit ECC error has occurred
Event Description: Uncorrectable multi-bit ECC error has occurred in memory module
Probable Cause: Transmit Failure
Event Category: Memory
Event Sub-Category: DIMM
Cause 1: There has been an ECC double-bit error in one of the server's ECC memory modules. When an ECC double-bit memory error is detected, the system generates a Non-Maskable Interrupt that halts the system to prevent errors from propagating to other subsystems. Data being written or transmitted at the time may have been lost.
Recommended Action 1: Make a note of the failed memory bank/board number and slot number, contact HP support to replace the failed module.

Event Number: 160

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Drive removed
Event Description: A drive has been removed
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: Other Storage Device
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: One of the server's drives has been removed.
Recommended Action 1: If the drive is redundant & hot-swappable, no immediate action is needed. Otherwise, the system likely will crash. Replace & repair disk drive.

Event Number: 161

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Drive inserted or present
Event Description: Drive inserted or present
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: Other Storage Device
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: A drive is either present or has been inserted into the system.
Recommended Action 1: No action necessary.

Event Number: 162

WBEM Severity: Critical
Event Summary: System firmware error
Event Description: System firmware error
Probable Cause: Software Error
Event Category: System Firmware
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: This event is generated when a critical or fatal event has occurred as reported by system firmware. The server is not operational and is in a state where it cannot provide more details about the failure. To obtain more information, log into the server's Management Processor Card and look at the event log for more details on the failure.
Recommended Action 1: Contact HP Support for best course of action. HP may require a reboot, reconfiguration, or reflash of firmware.

Event Number: 163

WBEM Severity: Degraded/Warning
Event Summary: System event log almost full
Event Description: System event log almost full
Probable Cause: Threshold Crossed
Event Category: System Firmware
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The System Event Log is almost full.
Recommended Action 1: Review the log for any important events, then clear it.

Event Number: 164

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: An action associated with this sensor has been disabled
Event Description: An action associated with this sensor has been disabled
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: System Firmware
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: A sensor or other system device is disabled. Check the sensor number or data field for which.
Recommended Action 1: No action required.

Event Number: 165

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Front Panel lock (Disable all power and reset requests from ipmi or sensors)
Event Description: Front Panel lock (Disable all power and reset requests from ipmi or sensors)
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: System HW Security
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: Front Panel lock (Disable all power and reset requests from ipmi or sensors)
Recommended Action 1: No action required.

Event Number: 166

WBEM Severity: Degraded/Warning
Event Summary: BMC entering special mode
Event Description: BMC entering special mode
Probable Cause: Special Mode Running
Event Category: System Firmware
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: BMC entering special mode. The system is not operating in a normal configuration. Some protection features may be disabled in this mode.
Recommended Action 1: The Special Mode must be exited to ensure proper operation of the server.

Event Number: 167

WBEM Severity: Fatal/Nonrecoverable
Event Summary: System shut down or reset caused by sensor reading
Event Description: System shut-down or reset caused by sensor reading.
Probable Cause: Threshold Crossed
Event Category: System Firmware
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: A sensor reading in the system was determined to be non-recoverable and the system was shut down or reset.
Recommended Action 1: Read the system logs to find which sensor was out of range.

Event Number: 168

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Front Panel unlock (Enable all power and reset requests from ipmi or sensors)
Event Description: Front Panel unlock (Enable all power and reset requests from ipmi or sensors)
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: System HW Security
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: Front Panel unlock (Enable all power and reset requests from ipmi or sensors)
Recommended Action 1: No action required.

Event Number: 169

WBEM Severity: Critical
Event Summary: TOC interrupt (crash dump)
Event Description: TOC interrupt (crash dump)
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: System Firmware
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The critical interrupt sensor has detected that there was a Diagnostic Interrupt initiated by IPMI command. Either the Transfer Of Control (TOC) button was pressed or the interrupt was initiated remotely. The system will reboot after the interrupt processing is finished.
Recommended Action 1: If this is unexpected behavior, then check logs for events that would have caused an INIT, TOC, or RESET.

Event Number: 170

WBEM Severity: Fatal/Nonrecoverable
Event Summary: INIT Initiated
Event Description: INIT Initiated
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: System Firmware
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The critical interrupt sensor has detected that there was a Diagnostic Interrupt initiated by IPMI command. Either the Transfer Of Control (TOC) button was pressed or the interrupt was initiated remotely. The system will reboot after the interrupt processing is finished.
Recommended Action 1: If this is unexpected behavior, then check logs for events that would have caused an INIT, TOC, or RESET.

Event Number: 171

WBEM Severity: Degraded/Warning
Event Summary: PCI parity error detected
Event Description: PCI parity error detected
Probable Cause: Transmit Failure
Event Category: System Hardware
Event Sub-Category: PCI bus
Cause 1: An I/O device (or host bridge) detected a bus parity error, OR An I/O device (or host bridge) mastered a bus transaction and received a parity error response from the target.
Recommended Action 1: For an I/O bus parity error, consult the error logs for additional information. Determine and replace the failed I/O device. For an I/O host bridge failure, contact your HP representative to check the I/O host bridge.

Event Number: 172

WBEM Severity: Degraded/Warning
Event Summary: PCI system error detected
Event Description: PCI system error detected
Probable Cause: I/O Device Error
Event Category: System Hardware
Event Sub-Category: PCI bus
Cause 1: An I/O device (or host bridge) detected an internal error. OR An I/O device (or host bridge) detected a bus error.
Recommended Action 1: For an I/O device failure, consult the error logs for additional information. Determine and replace the failed I/O device. For an I/O host bridge failure, contact your HP representative to check the I/O host bridge.

Event Number: 173

WBEM Severity: Fatal/Nonrecoverable
Event Summary: Machine Check initiated
Event Description: Machine Check Initiated
Probable Cause:
Event Category: System Hardware
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: A Machine Check Abort event means the hardware detected a critical error. This event is generated whenever a system error due to processor, firmware, hardware and operating system is encountered. MCA events may be either recoverable or non-recoverable. If it is recoverable, the system will attempt to recover from the error for the purpose of maintaining high availability. An example of which is automatic disabling of a failing processor. For non-recoverable errors, the system will either stop or reboot to prevent data corruption and unreliable operation.
Recommended Action 1: When this event is generated, it is highly advisable to consult both the operating system and hardware event logs to find out if there are other events that may help identify the cause of the MCA. If an MCA event occurs that causes the system to reboot, the failing component may be automatically disabled and the system continue to run but at a degraded performance level while awaiting repair. Therefore, for an MCA event, HP recommends contacting HP Customer Support to determine if a repair is needed.

Event Number: 174

WBEM Severity: Degraded/Warning
Event Summary: SCSI cable removed
Event Description: A SCSI cable has been removed from the hot swap cage.
Probable Cause: Storage Interconnect
Event Category: System Hardware
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: This alert indicates that a SCSI cable, Jumper or Duplex Connector has either been disconnected or removed. This may make some SCSI devices inaccessible.
Recommended Action 1: Ensure that all the required SCSI cables, jumpers or duplex connectors are correctly connected to the cage, disks, and/or the controller.

Event Number: 175

WBEM Severity: Fatal/Nonrecoverable
Event Summary: OS run-time critical shutdown
Event Description: OS run-time critical shutdown
Probable Cause: Software Program Abnormally Terminated
Event Category: OS
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The OS caused the system to shut down.
Recommended Action 1: Look at OS logs and crash data to determine why the system shut down.

Event Number: 176

WBEM Severity: Degraded/Warning
Event Summary: ACPI state S5 (soft-off, entered by override)
Event Description: ACPI state S5 (soft-off, entered by override)
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: System Firmware
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The system has been powered OFF with a hard power-down.
Recommended Action 1: HP recommends that when you powered down the system you use the normal shutdown procedure to properly shut down the operating system. Otherwise, data-loss and/or hardware failure can occur.

Event Number: 177

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Watchdog timer expired (no action)
Event Description: Watchdog timer expired (no action)
Probable Cause: Timer expired
Event Category: Unknown
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: Watchdog timer expired, but no action was chosen.
Recommended Action 1: If the watchdog is enabled, it is expected that some action will be needed when it expires. Reconfigure the watchdog timer to either choose an action, or disable it.

Event Number: 178

WBEM Severity: Critical
Event Summary: Watchdog timer expired - hard reset
Event Description: Watchdog timer expired - hard reset
Probable Cause: Process execution
Event Category: System Firmware
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: Watchdog timer expired, and a hard reset of the system occurred.
Recommended Action 1: Some process took longer than it should. Identify that process and contact the vendor of that application.

Event Number: 179

WBEM Severity: Critical
Event Summary: Watchdog timer expired - power-off
Event Description: Watchdog timer expired - power-off
Probable Cause: Process execution
Event Category: System Firmware
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: Watchdog timer expired, and the system was powered-off.
Recommended Action 1: Some process took longer than it should. Identify that process and contact the vendor of that application.

Event Number: 180

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Watchdog power cycle
Event Description: Watchdog power cycle
Probable Cause: Response Time Excessive
Event Category: System Firmware
Event Sub-Category: Unknown

Event Number: 181

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: Watchdog timer expired - timer interrupt
Event Description: Watchdog timer expired - timer interrupt
Probable Cause: Timer expired
Event Category: Unknown
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: Watchdog timer expired, and an interrupt was generated.
Recommended Action 1: No action needed.

Event Number: 182

WBEM Severity: Fatal/Nonrecoverable
Event Summary: Missing FRU device
Event Description: Missing FRU device
Probable Cause: Underlying Resource Unavailable
Event Category: System Firmware
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: A required device was not detected. See the System Event Log (SEL).
Recommended Action 1: Install missing, required device.

Event Number: 183

WBEM Severity: Fatal/Nonrecoverable
Event Summary: Missing Entity
Event Description: Missing Entity
Probable Cause: Underlying Resource Unavailable
Event Category: System Firmware
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: A required device was not detected.
Recommended Action 1: Install missing, required device.

Event Number: 184

WBEM Severity: Information
Event Summary: BMC Internal Watchdog Reset
Event Description: BMC Internal Watchdog Reset
Probable Cause: Unknown
Event Category: System Firmware
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The BMC firmware was reset by an internal watchdog.
Recommended Action 1: No action required.

Event Number: 185

WBEM Severity: Degraded/Warning
Event Summary: A temperature inside the server has gone outside the factory specified range.
Event Description: One of the temperature sensors crossed its upper non-critical threshold.
Probable Cause: Temperature Unacceptable
Event Category: System Cooling
Event Sub-Category: Unknown
Cause 1: The temperature inside the server has gone outside the factory specified range for normal operation. Shutdown the system. This event may indicate one of the following conditions: a failed fan blocked air vents or poor ventilation around the server open server chassis cover, or missing drive slot covers high temperature in the room where the server resides an unusually hot hardware component located near one of the server's temperature sensors
Recommended Action 1: You should quit applications and shutdown the system. Find cause of temperature anomaly and fix it.

No. of events generated is 86

Last updated: 02-Aug-2009 1:20:54 AM