Troubleshooting Alarms

Attr.

Description

Recommended Action

Code

 

 

 

SLSA

System Load Average; an indication of

If the System Load Average

 

how busy the system is.

persists at a high value, the

 

The higher the value the busier the

number of transactions (seen by

 

system. Typically above 10 should be

graphing network bandwidth

 

investigated as it indicates a fairly high

usage) in the system should be

 

load on the system. Over 25 is considered

investigated to determine whether

 

a critical issue.

this is due to heavy load at the

 

 

 

time. If there does not appear to be

 

 

 

a heavy load on the system, and

 

 

 

the alarm persists, contact HP

 

 

 

technical support.

 

 

 

SMST

Log Monitor; an indication of the status of

If the Log Monitor has non-zero

 

the log monitoring within the SSM:

values persisting for a period of

 

•

0 = Connected

time, contact HP technical

 

•

1 = Initializing

support.

 

 

 

•

2 = Shutdown

 

 

• 3 = Bad Configuration

 

 

• 4 = Unable to Connect

 

 

 

 

SMTT

Total Events; the number of error events

If the Total Events becomes non-

 

that have been logged by the SSM.

zero, check if there are known

 

 

 

events (such as RAID failures) that

 

 

 

could have caused this.

 

 

 

When an issue is resolved, the

 

 

 

counter can be reset to zero as

 

 

 

noted on page 142.

 

 

 

If there have not been any known

 

 

 

events in the SSM, or the number

 

 

 

increases and the alarm persists,

 

 

 

contact HP technical support.

 

 

 

 

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