Locked Alerts are conditions that require physical resolution. You can't clear them through the UI or API. Anyone with the appropriate role (Server Administrator role in this case) or Infrastructure Administator role, can clear Alerts/Activity that can be manually Cleared. This is not limited to the Administrator account within OneView.
How are you refresing the status? Are you going to the Enclosures view, selecting the appropriate enclosure, select Actions menu then Refresh Enclosure?
Locked Alerts are conditions that require physical resolution. You can't clear them through the UI or API. Anyone with the appropriate role (Server Administrator role in this case) or Infrastructure Administator role, can clear Alerts/Activity that can be manually Cleared. This is not limited to the Administrator account within OneView.
How are you refresing the status? Are you going to the Enclosures view, selecting the appropriate enclosure, select Actions menu then Refresh Enclosure?
Hello Chris,
We have the same problem. 2 weeks ago i updated the enclosure to the latest firmware and now the servers.
However everything seems to be fine again "Refresh Enclosure" and "Refresh Server" doesn't solve the problem.
Yes, I've been going to the Actions menu and selecting Refresh. It then asks me for the credentials. I think this may be the issue as I just realized i'm entering the 'secondary' credentials from the CID. OneView accepts them and the components in the chassis are 'green' but the error does not go away.
I'll try different credentials and see how that goes.
Are you sure the Refresh task is completing successfully? You don't need to provide the Primary OA IP or DNS name, as OneView will automatically figure that out if you provide the Secondary OA IP/DNS name.
Ok, so in working with CoE support, we ran a python scrip on the OV appliance to clear some taks and then bounced the appliance a couple of times and that has snapped it back into shape.
Anybody have any tips for this? All of my server hardware currently has a status of Error due to losing network connectivity. I have verified that oneview can access the blades and I've tried refreshing the hardware/enclosure and rebooting the appliance.
Can you explain what you mean by "verified OneView can communicate with the blades?" How did you "verify" this condition? If OneView can communicate with your infrastructure, then the appliance would clear alerts that were about communication errors.
I was able to get a few of the blades in a non-error state after I reset the ILO Controllers, but most of them are still showing the Network connectivity error.
I verified connectivity by deleting the Oneview admin user on ILO then refreshing the server hardware. During the refresh it is then able to re-create the user account. It usually stops when it gets to the "Update environmental configuration." step.
On the other enclosure that was having issues, I removed the Enclosure from OneView and then re-added it, reset the ILO controllers on the blades, and then did a refresh and then the error went away.
I tried all of the suggestions above and none worked. Finally I just removed the enclosure from HP Oneview and then readded it. This worked!! All of the logs are still there, but the Locked staus has now been cleared. I am using HP Oneview only for monitoring so it was easy to remove the enclosure. This really would not work for prople who use HP Oneview to manage their enclosures.
