Need to determine defective power supply from GSP power failure logs

[administratorccs]

Hi all,
I have some entries like below in GSP logs of my RP7410 server:

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log entry#: 59
System Name: Sys1
Alert Level: 6
Source:4= Power
Source Detail: 1=AC mains SourceID+ FF
Problem detali:9= power off

caller activity: 4=monitor status:F
caller subactivity:04= low voltage power supply

Reporting entity type:2=power monitor reporting entity ID:00

0x0020006941FF404F 00000000 00000000 type 0= Data field unused
0X5920086941FF404F 00006B04 001062A30 type 11
**********************************************

The server has three redundant power supplies.
Please help me to determine which of them is defective.

Thank you.

[Torsten.]

Hi,

run the "ps" command from the MP and select "T" for the cabinet to see the current status.

[Andrew Rutter]

hi,

Along with what torsten has said, check this HP doc about failed power supplies

http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?objectID=c00519570&jumpid=em_EL_Alerts/US/Apr06_ALL/Alerts

Aslo are you sure its a RP7410? they only have 2 bulk power supplies

http://www.nasi.com/pdfs/hp7410technical.pdf

Andy

[administratorccs]

Hi all,
Thank you for your replies.
From MP I find no problem with current status of power supply.
I check in the logs and there are many entries like I have described showing that from time to time the power supply gives a lower voltage than what expected. As I do not have any power fluctuation logged from my environment power monitoring system (which monitors the power output of the main UPS), I suspect that the problem be with the power supply inside the server.
So I want to know from these logs which is the power supply that has this problem.
Is there any way to determine that from the logs or I have to replace both power supplies?


Thank you.