PureStorage FlashArray User Manual

</Addresses>
...
</Connection>
Locating Errors
Each entry in the SRA log is associated with a verbosity level. Search for ",E]" and ",W]" in the log file to see the
logged Errors andWarnings, respectively. They are usually indicative of what went wrong. For example, the
entries below indicate that the SRA could not connect to an array:
[02/11/2015 09:40:56,SRMCommandHandlerBase.cs:ConnectToInputAr<wbr/>rays,W] Connection failed to
FlashArray at 10.66.50.90 using connection localArray
[02/11/2015 09:40:56,SRMCommandHandlerBase.cs:ConnectToInputAr<wbr/>rays,E] "PureRestException:
HttpStatusCode = 'BadRequest', RestErrorCode = 'InvalidVersion', Details = '', InnerException = ''"
If the entire operation failed, the SRA will output an error. Look for "Setting output:" followed by some XML
string. You should see an Error node with an error ID, such as:
<Error code="1004">
<purestorage:PureExceptionMessage>...</purestorage<wbr/>:PureExceptionMessage>
<purestorage:LogFile>...</purestorage:LogFile>
</Error>
The meaning of the error codes are listed below. For example, 1004 stands for "array unreachable".
WarningSyncInProgress = 500, // Defined by VMware
ErrorUnhandledException = 1001,
ErrorUnknownCommand = 1002,
ErrorPureException = 1003,
ErrorArrayUnreachable = 1004,
ErrorArrayUnauthorized = 1005,
ErrorArrayIdNotAvailable = 1006,
ErrorArrayIDMissing = 1007,
ErrorBadArrayPair = 1008,
ErrorVolumeNotInPGroup = 1009,
ErrorCannotFindSyncStatus = 1010,
ErrorCannotFindSnapshot = 1011,
ErrorCannotFindVolume = 1012,
ErrorTestFailoverStartInProgress = 1013,
ErrorVolumeConnectionFailed = 1014,
WarningCannotFindPgroup = 1015,
ErrorCannotCreatePgroup = 1016,
WarningDeviceAlreadyFailedOver = 1017,
WarningPrepareFailoverInProgress = 1018,
ErrorArrayInsufficientPermissions = 1019,
WarningHostConnectionFailed = 1020,
ErrorCannotCreateVolume = 1021,
ErrorCannotDisconnectVolume = 1022,
ErrorCannotRenameVolume = 1023,
ErrorVolumeNotDisconnected = 1024,
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PureStorage FlashArray Specifications

General

Latency	Sub-millisecond
Power Supply	Redundant power supplies
Type	All-Flash Array
Interface	Fibre Channel, iSCSI
Deduplication	Yes
Compression	Yes
Encryption	Yes
Form Factor	Rack-mounted
Management	REST API, CLI
High Availability	Yes
RAID	Yes
NVMe Support	Yes
Data Reduction	Yes (Deduplication, compression, thin provisioning)
Data Services	Snapshots, replication, QoS
Capacity	Effective capacity up to multiple petabytes, depending on model and data reduction
Performance	High (Varies by model, e.g., millions of IOPS, low latency)