HP Advanced Communications Controllers (ACC) manual Change in Card Status Event Zcomsetypecard

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This event is generated whenever there is a change in the state of an ACC interface card. This includes notification of firmware failures (causes an automatic restart of the card), user initiated restarts, hardware failures, and for those systems that support it, the on-line addition, removal, or replacement of an ACC card. The event data is referenced using sedata.card.<field name> and has the following fields:

Table 3-43	Change in Card Status Event (ZCOM_SETYPE_CARD)
Field Name		Field Description	Field Type	Size
				(Bytes)
reason		Reason for the change in card state	uns.char	1
iftno		ttgen mux# (if any)	uns.int	1
bus_addr_len		Number of entries in bus_addr	uns.int	1
bus_addr[7]		Bus address path to card	uns.short	7 *2
card_addr		Card’s slot address	uns.short	2

Reason - The reason for the change in card state may be one of the following:

ZcSE_CARD_ADDED - An ACC card has been added to the system at the H/W path indicated by the bus_addr[] and card_addr fields

ZcSE_CARD_SUSPENDED - The operator has suspended card operation in preparation for on-line replacement of the card. The iftno field indicates which ACC card was suspended.

ZcSE_CARD_REMOVED - The ACC card indicated by the iftno field has been removed from the system and is no longer usable.

ZcSE_CARD_REPLACED - The ACC card indicated by the iftno field has been replaced (on-line) and can now be used.

ZcSE_CARD_STOPPED - The ACC card indicated by the iftno field has been halt by user request and must not be used.

ZcSE_CARD_FAILED - The ACC card indicated by the iftno field has been failed and is no longer usable.

ZcSE_CARD_USER_RESTART - The ACC card indicated by the iftno field is being restarted by user request and must not be used until a ZcSE_CARD_RESTRT_CMPLT event is received.

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