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Sunday - last edited Sunday by support_s
Sunday - last edited Sunday by support_s
Hi All,
Server Model: ProLiant DL360 Gen11
iLo sent the following but I don't see any waring in iLo itself
EVENT (02-Jan-2026 15:00): ControllerPreviousError (Slot=14, 0x13cbecd) Redfish event from /redfish/v1/Systems/1/Storage/DE00A000/Controllers/0
However, in iLo itself there are no warning neither in Summary tab no in Storage.
Should I check something else?
Thanks in advance.
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SolutionHi @HPE_User_23 ,
- ControllerPreviousError is a Redfish event log entry generated by iLO when the storage controller reports that it had an error in the past.
- The key detail is “Previous” — it’s not an active fault, but a record that something happened earlier (e.g., a transient reset, firmware hiccup, or controller timeout).
- That’s why you don’t see any warning in the iLO Summary or Storage tabs: the controller is currently healthy, so no active alert is raised.
However, if you want to reconfirm it, Here are the suggested steps:
- Check controller firmware: Make sure your Smart Array or RAID controller firmware is up to date (Gen11 servers often use HPE Smart Array SR or MR controllers).
- Review iLO Integrated Management Log (IML): See if the same event is recorded there. If not, it was likely transient.
- Monitor for recurrence: If the same event repeats, it may indicate a failing controller or cabling issue.
- Run SSA diagnostics: Use HPE Smart Storage Administrator (SSA) or the SPP boot media to run a controller health check.
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Query: ControllerPreviousError
System recommended content:
1. Gen11 Service Pack for ProLiant 2024.11.00.00 Component Release Notes
2. HPE Smart Array SR Gen10 Controller User Guide | Error reporting
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Re: ControllerPreviousError
Hi @Harshitha_K
Thanks for your reply.
I checked IML and the only entry I could see was generated on 2 January 2026 without any recurrencies up until now.
I also checked SSA and don't see any errors or wanrings there.
If there was a hardware issue with the controller I assume those warning would have been generated every day?
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Monday - last edited Monday
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Re: ControllerPreviousError
Hi @HPE_User_23 ,
Yes, correct, if there were an ongoing hardware issue with the controller, you would typically see repeated entries in the IML and active warnings in SSA or iLO. Since the event only appeared once on 2 January and there have been no recurrences or health alerts since then, this strongly suggests it was a transient condition rather than a persistent fault.
At this point, no further action is required other than normal monitoring. I’d recommend:
-> Keeping firmware up to date for the controller and system ROM.
-> Continuing to watch the IML and SSA for any new entries.
-> If the same event reappears or you notice degraded performance, open a support case so we can investigate further.
For now, your controller appears healthy and stable.
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