Promise Technology VTRAK E610f User Manual

Chapter 8: Troubleshooting
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Event Notification Response
When you choose Event Notification, WebPAM PROe sends popup and/or email
messages regarding its status. The messages you see depend on your
notification selection and what is currently happening in the VTrak. See “Setting-
up Event Notification” on page 77.
The table below cites:
• Reported Events – Events that require you to take action
• Corrective Actions – The action you should take in response to the event
A list of event categories is shown below.
• Battery (page 321)
• Blowers (page 322)
• Cache (page 323)
• Controller (page 323)
• Disk Array (page 323)
• Drive Interface Controller
(page 324)
• Enclosure (page 324)
• Event Log (page 324)
• Fibre Channel (page 325)
• Host Interface Controller
(page 325)
• Logical Drive (page 326)
• Media Patrol (page 327)
• Online Capacity Expansion
(page 327)
• PDM (page 328)
• Physical Disk (page 328)
• PSU (Power Supply Units)
(page 330)
• PSU Fans (page 330)
• RAID Level Migration (page 330)
• Rebuild (page 331)
• Redundancy Check (page 332)
• Resource (page 332)
• Spare Check (page 332)
• Spare Drives (page 333)
• SMART (page 333)
• Stripe Level Migration (page 333)
• Synchronization (page 334)
• System (VTrak) (page 334)
• Transition (page 334)
• Watermark (page 335)
Reported Event Corrective Action
Battery
Battery temperature is
above the threshold
The battery is too hot. Verify proper airflow around
the through the VTrak. If airflow is OK, replace the
battery. See page 265.
Battery temperature is
normal
Normal.
Battery capacity is below
the threshold
Battery is drained. Run battery reconditioning. See
page 128 or page 183.

Promise Technology VTRAK E610f Specifications

General

Brand	Promise Technology
Model	VTRAK E610f
Category	Storage
Language	English