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| PMEM | Memory Usage (%); the percentage of | If the memory usage is fairly high |
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| RAM memory that is being used. | for a single device/service, this |
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| Can have values “Over Y% RAM” where | should be monitored and |
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| Y represents the percentage of memory | investigated. |
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| being used by the server. | Should it reach over 99% RAM |
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| Figures under 70% are normal. Over 95% | and this alarm continues to |
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| is considered a major issue. | persist, contact HP technical |
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| PPSn | Power Supply Status; an overall indica- | If the RAID array is “VRM |
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| tion of whether the RAID array’s power | Removed”, “VRM Failed”, or |
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| supply is functional: | “Power Supply Fault”, check the |
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| • 0 = No Errors | power supply hardware for the |
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| • | 1 = VRM Removed | RAID array unit. |
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| • | 2 = VRM Failed |
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| hardware problem, contact HP |
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| • 3 = Power Supply Fault |
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| • | 4 = Unavailable |
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| The letter n in the Attribute Code is an |
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| indicator of which RAID, as some servers |
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| are attached to multiple RAID units. |
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| PSAn | Array State: | If the array is offline, check the |
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| • | 0 = Online | physical hardware to make sure it |
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| • | 1 = Offline | is alright and that it is cabled |
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| correctly. |
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| The letter n in the Attribute Code is an |
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| If this does not appear to be a |
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| indicator of which Array, as some servers |
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| hardware problem, contact HP |
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| are attached to multiple arrays. |
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| PSNn | Array Status: | If the Array Status is not “No |
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| • | 0 = No Errors | Errors” (0), check the reason. If it |
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| • | 1 = Rebuilding | is either rebuilding or in recovery, |
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| wait for a period of time for the |
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| • 2 = Ready to Rebuild |
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| array to restore to normal state; if |
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| • 3 = Recovery Made |
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| it persists contact HP technical |
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| • 4 = Drive Fail | support. |
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| • | 5 = Unknown | If a drive has failed, replace the |
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| The letter n in the Attribute Code is an | drive and allow time for it to |
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| indicator of which Array, as some servers | rebuild. |
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| are attached to multiple arrays. | If the array is unknown or failed, |
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| check for error indicators. If the |
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| problem persists, contact HP tech- |
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| nical support. |
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