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Re: MSA Controller's critical error

 
Plazmitron1999
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MSA Controller's critical error

Good day!

Errors started after update...

After "remove all drives half of the bay ...and Take out Controller B half way as well", I'm able to access Controller A... and when take out controller A - I'm able to access Controller B...

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In my opinion the controllers are ok and the disks too.

Both controllers (A + B) are available in SMU. But...

After reboot managment controller A (CLI: restart mc a) and reboot storage controller A (CLI: restart sc a) appears error: power Supply and I/O module statuses were reported differently on Controller A and Controller B. Incorrectly reported the components were in a degraded state.

ON CONTROLLER A:

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ON CONTROLLER B HARDWARE IS OK.

BUT: If  reboot storage controller B (CLI: restart sc b) appears the same error on cotroller B (power Supply and I/O module statuses were reported differently on Controller A and Controller B. Incorrectly reported the components were in a degraded state). Meanwhile, on controller A hardware is ok!

And I have many errors "61" in logs:

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It's just crazy game!

I did not find a description of such an error in the documentation..

Hope for your experience.

Catherine

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PrashantS
HPE Pro

Re: MSA Controller's critical error

Hi Catherine,

What about the firmware for both the controller? Are we running same code on both the MSA?

Is it also reporting - A Failover initiated, failover set B. even when the controller is not there?

Prashant S. 

 


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Plazmitron1999
Occasional Advisor

Re: MSA Controller's critical error

Oooo! Thank you for comment!

On both the controllers A/B  firmware version - J212P01. Today, I installed the update again: The process completed successfully on both controllers. But the error hasn't gone away...

I suppose, that problem is in Expander Controller... Version EC not displayed on controller A. (Before restarting controller B, the version EC was displayed on controller A and vice versa).

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It's horrible......

Catherine.

PrashantS
HPE Pro

Re: MSA Controller's critical error

Hi,

I think the exanpder has gone bad on the MSA controller. 

Which is part of the controller module which help connect internal drives and external enclosures. 

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Either you can shutdown the controller A and use the MSA with controller B OR you can buy a new controller from HPE. 

Thanks,

Prashant S. 

 


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