What to do if FAULT LED is blinking on Fujitsu ETERNUS DX60 S2?
If the FAULT LED is blinking on your Fujitsu Storage, check the general status in ETERNUS Web GUI. A general status indicates that a component requires preventive maintenance.
What to do if FAULT LED is on Fujitsu ETERNUS DX60 S2 Storage?
If the FAULT LED is on for your Fujitsu Storage, check the general status of ETERNUS Web GUI and perform the necessary action. If the problem persists, leave the ETERNUS DX Disk storage system alone and contact your maintenance engineer.
What to do if READY LED is not on Fujitsu Storage?
If the READY LED is not on after more than ten minutes since turning on the power of your Fujitsu Storage, contact your maintenance engineer.
How to fix Fujitsu ETERNUS DX60 S2 when it cannot connect via a network service?
If your Fujitsu Storage system cannot be connected via a network service, first verify that the system is powered on. Then, check the LAN cable connection and ensure that network devices like LAN switches or routers are functioning correctly with valid settings. Also, confirm that the network service environment settings and the IP address are correct. Finally, check the LAN port environment settings for the Fujitsu Storage system. If problems persist, you may need to revert the network settings to their default values.
What to do if Fujitsu ETERNUS DX60 S2 Storage refuses to turn on?
If your Fujitsu Storage system refuses to turn on, start by checking the power cord to ensure it is properly connected. Next, verify that the main line switch of the power distribution unit is turned to the ON position. Also, check for any power failures in your location. Finally, inspect the miniSAS cable (for drive enclosures) to ensure it is securely connected.
Why is my Fujitsu Storage turning off?
If your Fujitsu Storage system is turned off unexpectedly, start by checking the power cord to ensure it's properly connected. Next, verify that the main line switch of the power distribution unit is in the ON position. If the storage system is connected to a power synchronized unit, it might turn off when the server is turned off. Also, check for any power failures. If the system is in AC automatic power mode, it should turn on automatically once power is restored after an outage.
How to troubleshoot slow I/O access on Fujitsu Storage?
If I/O access is slow on your Fujitsu Storage system, begin by checking that the ambient temperature is within the specified operating conditions. Next, use the Storage System Status screen in ETERNUS Web GUI to check for any abnormalities in the system parts. Also, check the path status. If you are using the ETERNUS Multipath Driver, start ETERNUS Multipath Manager; otherwise, use a path management tool to check the path status. Verify the system's loading and adjust the number of command queues in the server. If the transfer speed of the FC port differs from the server or FC switch, set them to the same speed.
What to do if server doesn't recognize volumes on Fujitsu ETERNUS DX60 S2?
If the server does not recognize the volumes on your Fujitsu Storage, check the status and power supply of the storage system and any connecting network devices to ensure they are functioning correctly. Also, use a path management tool, such as ETERNUS Multipath Manager, to check for any errors in the path.
What to do if FAULT LED is on in Fujitsu Storage?
Check the general status of ETERNUS Web GUI and perform the necessary action.
What does blinking FAULT LED mean on Fujitsu ETERNUS DX60 S2?
Check the general status in ETERNUS Web GUI. A general status of indicates that the Fujitsu Storage system contains a component that requires preventive maintenance.
Displays the current status of system components and their states.
Procedures for maintaining system health and preventing issues.
Command to degrade a component to a lower state.
Command to force a reboot of a component.
Process for reducing capacity or components without downtime.
Function to identify specific hardware components using LEDs.
Initiates and concludes maintenance operations on the system.
Extends the system by adding a new drive enclosure.
Reduces system capacity by removing a drive enclosure.
Extends system functionality by adding a controller module.
Clears sense data from hosts after component replacement.
Displays the history of events that occurred in the device.
Acquires memory information on failure for analysis.
Shows error frequency for disks and ports.
Exports and saves device maintenance information.
Outputs system composition and setup information.
Gathers grown defect list information from disk management.
Shuts down or restarts the system.
Initializes the system disk.
Manages pinned data not written to disk.
Applies configuration data from an external file.
Changes the master controller module.
Performs diagnostic tests on disk drives.
Explains the meaning of LEDs for maintenance status indication.
Puts the system into maintenance mode for specific operations.
Initiates hot maintenance for component replacement.
Details typical installation times for various system components.
Verifies that component status changes back to normal after replacement.
Collects internal logs as proof of replacement operation.
Returns the system to its normal operational state after maintenance.
Safely logs off from the ETERNUS Web GUI.
Provides detailed technical information for the ETERNUS system.
Offers support-related information for Fujitsu disc storage.
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