Troubleshooting generic issues
This chapter includes sections to help you troubleshoot Low Priority, High Priority,
and Critical issues. The following types of issues are included in this chapter:
Table 7-1
Low priority issues
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See “Troubleshooting target mode port from
the client” on page 72.
Troubleshooting target mode port from the
client
See “Troubleshooting failure to connect to a
media server and create storage unit”
on page 76.
Troubleshooting failure to connect to a media
server and create storage unit
See “Troubleshooting possible issues to
enable or disable the SAN Client Fibre
Transport ” on page 77.
Troubleshooting possible issues to enable or
disable the SAN Client Fibre Transport
See “Troubleshooting self-test errors”
on page 77.
Troubleshooting self-test errors
Table 7-2
High priority issues
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See “About troubleshooting a corrupt storage
partition” on page 78.
About troubleshooting a corrupt storage
partition
See “About troubleshooting FactoryReset
problems” on page 80.
About troubleshooting FactoryReset problems
See “Discard RAID preserved cache after
performing a factory reset” on page 81.
Discard RAID preserved cache after
performing a factory reset
See “Crash analysis in case of kernel
coredump” on page 81.
Crash analysis in case of kernel coredump
See “Troubleshooting IPv6 network problems”
on page 82.
Troubleshooting IPv6 network problems
See “Reinstallation of the NetBackup
Appliance software on a 5220 can fail ”
on page 84.
Reinstallation of the NetBackup Appliance
software on a 5220 can fail
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