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hp的解决方案
级别7 的告警 应该是一个电源启动的报警 更换一个电源看能不能解决这个告警,不能可能需要更换主板
级别3的告警 主同硬重启的信息
下面是解决的方法
级别7的报警:
IPMI Event Code: 204CC743D90202F0 00000607D6020300
Timestamp (GMT) = Tue Oct 26 21:10:49 2010
Generator = Baseboard Management Controller
Alert Level = 5 - Critical
Sensor
Number Triplet Data 2 Data 3
------ -------- ------ ------
D6 02:07:06 00 00
Decoding as system type: Long's Peak / Storm Peak
Sensor Number : D6 - Power Good
----- WTEC Note -------------------------------------------
The Power Good signal is a logical wired-OR signal that indicates the power status of the entire system. It can be pulled low by any of the VRM's, power pods or power supplies in the system.
To trouble-shoot this error ...
1. If the system fails constantly, check the power supply LEDs. It may indicate a failure
of one of the two power supplies.
2. Look for adjacent entries in the SEL log that may indicate the specific problem area.
3. Try disconnecting each of the bulk power supplies in turn, and see if their removal
prevents the dc shutdown. Try each supply on it's own in the other slot. If this is a
system with a single power supply, try replacing with another supply.
4. If the system still fails, replace the system board.
5. If the system still fails, replace other hardware components one by one until you can
figure out the root cause.
Suspect FRUs:
One of the power supplies
System board
Power Supply Interface (PSI) Module
For more ideas on trouble-shooting, see ...
http://teams3.sharepoint.hp.com/ ... h_newsletter425.htm
Sensor Type : 02 = Voltage
Event type = Assertion event : Discrete – severity
Keyword = VOLTAGE_NON_RECOVERABLE
Voltage becomes non-recoverable from either critical level or less severe level.
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IPMI Event Code: 204CC743CB0202E0 FFFF0A6FFA220300
Timestamp (GMT) = Tue Oct 26 21:10:35 2010
Generator = Baseboard Management Controller
Alert Level = 3 - Warning or non-critical
Sensor
Number Triplet Data 2 Data 3
------ -------- ------ ------
FA 22:6F:0A FF FF
Decoding as system type: Long's Peak / Storm Peak
Sensor Number : FA - ACPI Power State
Sensor Type : 22 = System ACPI Power State
Event type = Assertion event : Sensor-specific assertion event
ACPI state S5 (soft-off) entered by override
Keyword = ACPI_SOFT_OFF_OVERRIDE
The system has been powered OFF with a hard power-down.
HP recommends that when you power down the system you use the normal shutdown procedure to
properly shut down the operating system. Otherwise, data-loss can occur.
Possible Power states
S0 / G0 - working
S1 - sleeping with system h/w & processor context maintained
S2 - sleeping, processor context lost
S3 - sleeping, processor & h/w context lost, memory retained.
S4 - non-volatile sleep / suspend-to disk
S5 / G2 - soft-off
G1 sleeping (S1-S4 state cannot be determined)
G3 / Mechanical Off
_______________________________________________________________________________
IPMI Event Code: 204CCEC8D80204F0 00000607D6020300
Timestamp (GMT) = Mon Nov 01 14:04:08 2010
Generator = Baseboard Management Controller
Alert Level = 5 - Critical
Sensor
Number Triplet Data 2 Data 3
------ -------- ------ ------
D6 02:07:06 00 00
Decoding as system type: Long's Peak / Storm Peak
Sensor Number : D6 - Power Good
----- WTEC Note -------------------------------------------
The Power Good signal is a logical wired-OR signal that indicates the power status of the entire system. It can be pulled low by any of the VRM's, power pods or power supplies in the system.
To trouble-shoot this error ...
1. If the system fails constantly, check the power supply LEDs. It may indicate a failure
of one of the two power supplies.
2. Look for adjacent entries in the SEL log that may indicate the specific problem area.
3. Try disconnecting each of the bulk power supplies in turn, and see if their removal
prevents the dc shutdown. Try each supply on it's own in the other slot. If this is a
system with a single power supply, try replacing with another supply.
4. If the system still fails, replace the system board.
5. If the system still fails, replace other hardware components one by one until you can
figure out the root cause.
Suspect FRUs:
One of the power supplies
System board
Power Supply Interface (PSI) Module
For more ideas on trouble-shooting, see ...
http://teams3.sharepoint.hp.com/ ... h_newsletter425.htm
Sensor Type : 02 = Voltage
Event type = Assertion event : Discrete – severity
Keyword = VOLTAGE_NON_RECOVERABLE
Voltage becomes non-recoverable from either critical level or less severe level.
_______________________________________________________________________________
级别3的报警:
IPMI Event Code: 204CCE9C2A0203B0 23235701D8010300
Timestamp (GMT) = Mon Nov 01 10:53:30 2010
Generator = Baseboard Management Controller
Alert Level = 3 - Warning or non-critical
Sensor
Number Triplet Data 2 Data 3
------ -------- ------ ------
D8 01:01:57 23 23
Decoding as system type: Long's Peak / Storm Peak
Sensor Number : D8 - Ambient Temperature (front panel sensor)
Sensor Type : 01 = Temperature
Event type = Assertion event : Threshold exceeded
Keyword = TEMPERATURE_HIGH_WARNING
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.
Data 2 = 35, Reading that triggered event
Data 3 = 35, Trigger threshold value |
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