Dell EMC CONFIDENTIAL
Dell EMC® Disk Library for mainframe
5.0.1
System Messages Guide for DLm8500
302-004-472 REV 03
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Published July 2018
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PREFACE ......................................................................................................................................... |
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DLm System Messages...................................................................................................................... |
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Message format.................................................................................................................................................. |
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DLm KMIP System Messages.......................................................................................................... |
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KMIP Client Message Format.......................................................................................................................... |
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KMIP messages .............................................................................................................................................. |
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z/OS System Messages.................................................................................................................. |
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DLMCMD Messages ....................................................................................................................................... |
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DLMHOST Messages....................................................................................................................................... |
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DLMLIB Messages ........................................................................................................................................... |
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DLMSCR Messages ......................................................................................................................................... |
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DLMVER Messages ......................................................................................................................................... |
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GENSTATS Messages ..................................................................................................................................... |
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DLm Healthcheck Messages ........................................................................................................... |
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Healthcheck messages .................................................................................................................................... |
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DLm Messages that Generate ConnectEMC Events ......................................................................... |
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Errors that generate ConnectEMC events ...................................................................................................... |
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DLMAUT System Messages ........................................................................................................... |
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Message format.............................................................................................................................................. |
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DLMAUT system messages................................................................................................................ |
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DLm System Alert Messages........................................................................................................... |
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System alerts................................................................................................................................................... |
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DLm TeS System Messages ........................................................................................................... |
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Message format.............................................................................................................................................. |
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PREFACE
As part of an effort to improve its product lines, EMC periodically releases revisions of its software and hardware. Therefore, some functions described in this document might not be supported by all versions of the software or hardware currently in use. The product release notes provide the most up-to-date information on product features.
Contact your EMC technical support professional if a product does not function properly or does not function as described in this document.
NOTE:This document was accurate at publication time. Go to EMC Online Support (https:// support.emc.com) to ensure that you are using the latest version of this document.
Audience
This guide describes user and error messages for software on a DLm system. It is part of the EMC DLm documentation set, and is intended for use by system operators to assist in day-to- day operation.
Related documentation
The following EMC publication provides additional information:
DLm User Guide for DLm 8500 with Data Domain
DLm User Guide for DLm8500 with VMAX
Special notice conventions used in this document
EMC uses the following conventions for special notices:
DANGER
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
WARNING
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.
NOTICE
Addresses practices not related to personal injury.
NOTE:
Presents information that is important, but not hazard-related
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Typographical conventions
EMC uses the following type style conventions in this document:
Bold Use for names of interface elements, such as names of windows, dialog boxes, buttons, fields, tab names, key names, and menu paths (what the user specifically selects or clicks)
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{ } Braces enclose content that the user must specify, such as x or y or z
Ellipses indicate nonessential information omitted from the example
Where to get help
EMC support, product, and licensing information can be obtained as follows: Product information For documentation, release notes, software updates, or information about EMC products, go to EMC Online Support at https://support.emc.com.
Technical support
Go to EMC Online Support and click Service Center. You will see several options for contacting EMC Technical Support. Note that to open a service request, you must have a valid support agreement. Contact your EMC sales representative for details about obtaining a valid support agreement or with questions about your account.
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CHAPTER 1
DLm System Messages
Message format
The EMC DLm system message format is:
DLmxxxxy
where:
xxxx = message number y = message class:
I (Informational)
W (Warning)
E (Error)
DLm system messages
This section lists the DLm system messages, description, system action and the recommended user action.
DLm0000I
<debugging message>
Description: Various debugging messages are displayed if the virtual tape application's debugging level is set to 1 or higher.
System Action: None.
User Action: You really shouldn't be seeing any DLm0000I messages unless you have invoked a debugging mode. For best performance, debugging should be left off unless directed otherwise by Dell EMC Support. Enter the command 'SET DEBUG=0' to turn debugging off.
DLm0010I
Compression hardware [not] available
Description: This message reports on the availability of a hardware compression card in the controller.
System Action: If a hardware compression card is present (and is not disabled through configuration or operator command), the card will be used for compressing and decompressing virtual tape data.
User Action: None.
DLm0011I
Compression driver version: x.x.x
Description: This message displays the version number of the hardware compression card driver.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
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DLm0012I
Compression card #n: id=xx (model) version=nnn state=xxxxxxxx
Description: This message displays information about the hardware compression card(s) installed in the controller.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0013I
Hardware compression/decompression [set] [changed from TRUE/FALSE/FORCE] to TRUE/FALSE/FORCE [(disabled - stall detected)]
Description: This message reports on the status of the hardware compression and decompression features.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0014E
Unknown hardware compression card, id=0xXXXX
Description: The identity of the hardware compression adapter cannot be determined. System Action: Hardware compression and decompression will not be available until the problem is resolved and the controller is restarted.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0015E
Hardware compression driver error
Description: An error has occurred while initializing the hardware compression adapter. System Action: Hardware compression and decompression will not be available until the problem is resolved and the controller is restarted.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0016E
Device <devicename> Error opening hardware compression driver: <error message>
Description: An error has occurred while opening the hardware compression adapter. System Action: Hardware compression and decompression will not be available for this device until the problem is resolved and the controller is restarted.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0017I
Removing all .lk file locks owned by this system...
Description: During startup, all file locks held by this application, if any, are removed. System Action: All .lk file locks owned by this system are removed.
User Action: None.
DLm0018E
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Error allocating memory for <name>: <error message> |
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to regain some functionality.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0020E
Cannot verify <feature> license: <error message>
Description: The controller was unable to validate the license for the specified feature. System Action: The specified feature will not be available.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0021E
<parameter=value> incompatible with <license> license
Description: The specified parameter is not compatible with the specified licensed feature. System Action: If the error is in the configuration file, the application startup terminates. If the error is in a SET command the command is rejected.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for additional assistance.
DLm0022E
Unable to find userid 'vtape'
Description: The virtual tape application must run under the user ID 'vtape', but this user ID does not exist on the system.
System Action: Application startup terminates.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0023E
Unable to switch to user and group 'vtape'
Description: The virtual tape application must run under the user ID 'vtape', but the application was unable to switch to this ID.
System Action: Application startup terminates.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0024E
Program not started with effective userid 'root'
Description: The virtual tape application must be started under the userid 'root'.
System Action: Application startup terminates.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0026E
Pid file <filename> must be full path name. Use -? for Help
Description: The command line that starts the virtual tape application contains an invalid argument.
System Action: Application startup terminates.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0027E
Failed to fork daemon: <error message>
Description: The application failed to daemonize itself.
System Action: Application startup terminates.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0028E
Internal Error calling setsid: <error message>
Description: The application failed to daemonize itself.
System Action: Application startup terminates.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
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DLm0029E
Internal Error changing working directory to '/': <error message>
Description: The application failed to daemonize itself.
System Action: Application startup terminates.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0030I
Traces are [un]buffered
Description: The virtual tape application trace files are buffered (saved in memory and written to disk periodically) by default for better performance. If the environment variable BTITRACEUNBUFFERED has been set to any value when the application starts, trace files are written in an unbuffered manner (every event is written to disk immediately).
System Action: None.
User Action: The buffered default should be sufficient for most tracing needs, unless directed otherwise by Dell EMC Support. When traces are buffered be sure to enter the command 'Save Trace' to write all trace buffers to disk before examining or copying the trace files.
DLm0031E
Cannot create PID file <filename>: <error message>
Description: The application failed to create the process ID file.
System Action: Application startup terminates.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0032E
Trace task error reading pipe, errno=0x<xx> (<nnn>)
Description: An I/O error has occurred during device tracing.
System Action: The application attempts to continue tracing. One or more events may be lost from the device trace.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0033E
Error writing to <file type> file <filename>: <error message>
Description: An I/O error occurred while writing to the specified file.
System Action: The application continues running without writing additional messages to the specified file.
User Action: Refer to any earlier message(s) and the 'error message' portion of this message to determine the cause of the failure. If the problem cannot be corrected, contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0034I
<STDOUT/STDERR message>
Description: A message was received from Standard OUT or Standard ERROR.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0035E
Error creating directory 'directory': <error message>
Description: The specified directory did not exist, and the virtual tape application was not able to create the directory. This error can only occur during application startup.
System Action: Application startup terminates.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
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DLm0036E
Error closing <file type> file <filename>: <error message>
Description: The specified file was not successfully closed. The 'error message' text explains the reason for the failure.
System Action:
User Action: If you are unable to correct the problem, contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0037E
Error creating/opening <feature> message pipe: <error message>
Description: An error occurred while initializing the specified feature. This error can only occur during application startup.
System Action: Application startup terminates or continues without the specified feature. The 'error message' text explains the reason for the failure.
User Action: If you are unable to correct the problem, contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0038I
Creating directory 'directory'
Description: The specified directory did not exist, so the application is now creating the directory.
System Action: The specified directory is created.
User Action: None.
DLm0039E
Error opening output <file type> file <filename>: <error message>
Description: The specified output file was not successfully opened. This error can only occur during application startup.
System Action: Application startup terminates. The 'error message' text explains the reason for the failure.
User Action: If you are unable to correct the problem, contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0040E
Product Serial Number Tag not defined.
Description: The system does not have the required Product Serial Number Tag defined. System Action: Application startup terminates. The Product Serial Number Tag must be defined for proper operation.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0041E
Device <devicename> error <nnn> going online
Description: The specified device was not able to go online to the channel. This error can only occur during application startup or non disruptive configuration.
System Action: Application startup or non-disruptive-configuration update terminates.
User Action: Verify in the configuration file that the channel configuration data for the specified device is correct. If the problem recurs, contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0042E
Error <nnn> going live to channel. Interface=n, slot=nnnnnn
Description: The channel interface number 'n' was not able to go online to the channel. System Action: This channel interface will be out of service until the problem is corrected and Virtuent is restarted.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
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DLm0043I
Guaranteed Replication on all syncs is configured/set ON/OFF
Description: The application is configured/set to have Guaranteed Replication on all syncs ON/OFF. If on, a replication-refresh will be done on all syncs. The default is OFF.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0044E
WARNING: /var filesystem usage at nn%
Description: The specified critical system filesystem is starting to run low in free disk space. If this filesystem were to fill, it might have a detrimental effect on the system operation. System Action: Warning messages will continue to be displayed at every percentage of change in usage as long as the usage exceeds the designated warning level.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance in freeing space on the designated filesystem.
DLm0045E
Error getting status of <filesystem> filesystem: <error message>
Description: An unexpected error occurred while trying to get information about the specified filesystem.
System Action: The system will continue to run, but some features (such as warnings about the capacity limits of certain filesystems) may not be functional.
User Action: If this problem recurs, contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0046W
/var has <nnn> remaining bytes, debugging messages turned off
Description: A debugging mode that writes messages to the console log is active, and the /var filesystem, where the messages are stored, is starting to fill.
System Action: The debugging mode is turned off to suppress further debugging messages. User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance in freeing space on the designated filesystem.
DLm0047E
Internal Error <function>: <error message>
Description: An internal error has occurred.
System Action: The function listed cannot be completed.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0048E
Internal Error <process>: <error message>
Description: An internal error has occurred.
System Action: Application terminates.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0049E
Internal Error <function>: <error message>
Description: An internal error has occurred due to external conditions.
System Action: The function listed cannot be completed.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0050E
Invalid command line parameter: <value>. use -? for help
Description: The command line that starts the virtual tape application contains an invalid
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argument.
System Action: Application startup terminates.
User Action: Correct the command line argument(s) and restart the virtual tape application.
DLm0051W
In config file, <value> is no longer a configurable item and is ignored.
Description: The configuration file contains a deprecated configurable item.
System Action: The offending line in the config file is ignored. Initialization continues.
User Action: No action required. Line is ignored. Recommend deleting obsolete line from config file.
DLm0052E
Invalid command line Configuration File Name parameter: <value>. Use -? for Help
Description: The command line that starts the virtual tape application contains an invalid argument.
System Action: Application startup terminates.
User Action: Correct the command line argument(s) and restart the virtual tape application.
DLm0053E
btifc channel driver status: unknown service / not running
Description: The channel driver is either not installed or is not running.
System Action: Application startup terminates.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0054E
Application startup failed
Description: An error occurred during startup. One or more preceding messages should have explained the error(s) that occurred.
System Action: Application startup terminates.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0056I
Channel driver version is x.x.x
Description: This message displays the version number of the channel adapter driver. System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0057E
This application requires minimum channel driver version x.x.x!
Description: The channel adapter driver is below the minimum release level required by this version of the virtual tape application. Message DLm0056I that precedes this message identifies the channel adapter driver currently loaded.
System Action: Application startup terminates.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0058I
Device <devicename> MIHn set to nnn seconds
Description: The MIH (Missing Interrupt Handler) timeout value that the virtual tape application reports to the Host has been set to the specified value. "MIHn" will be MIH1 or MIH2. MIH1 is the primary or "fast" MIH value that most Host operating systems use for most CCWs, such as reads and writes. MIH2 is the secondary or "slow" MIH value that some Hosts use for certain long-running CCWs such as Locate, FSF, and Data Security Erase commands. By default, the
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System Action: The specified value is reported to the Host on the next Read Configuration Data command.
User Action: None.
DLm0059I
Rotating statistics file <filename>
Description: The statistics file <filename> has been saved, zipped, and then cleared. System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0060E
There is already an instance of <program> running
Description: Another copy of the virtual tape application is currently running. System Action: The second copy of the virtual tape application terminates.
User Action: Make sure that the application is not already running before starting a second copy.
DLm0061E
Cannot register <function> handler: <error message>
Description: This internal error can only occur during application startup.
System Action: Application startup terminates.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0062E
Error opening Alert FIFO <filename>: <error message>
Description: The virtual tape application was not able to open the pipe over which it receives alert (error and warning) information from the channel adapter drivers.
System Action: The virtual tape application continues to function, but channel adapter alerts will not be noted by the application.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0064E
Alert FIFO has been closed
Description: The channel driver has closed the pipe over which it sends alert messages, which are warning and error messages about channel adapter problems, to the virtual tape application. System Action: The application continues to function, but channel adapter alerts will not be noted by the application.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0065E
Invalid data (nn bytes) read from Alert FIFO
Description: The channel driver has sent an unrecognized alert message to the virtual tape application.
System Action: The application continues to function, but channel adapter alerts will not be noted by the application.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0066E
Error creating/opening Read named pipe <filename>: <error message>
Description: This internal error can only occur during application startup.
System Action: Application startup terminates.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
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DLm0067I
BusyType set to Busy/Immediate/Deferred
Description: The virtual tape application can be configured to send various status codes to hold off the host under busy conditions. The default is to send a true busy signal.
System Action: The virtual tape application sends a busy status if BusyType is set to "busy", an immediate command retry for "immediate", and a deferred command retry for "deferred". User Action: None. Do not change this setting unless directed to do so by Dell EMC Support. Changing this value could cause channel errors.
DLm0068I
Testing of compressed data set ON [(CRYPT)]/OFF
Description: By default, Virtuent performs an internal data integrity check of data it has compressed before writing it to the virtual tape library, by decompressing it and comparing it to the original data sent from the host.
System Action: If this option is set to CRYPT (the default), data compressed by Virtuent is decompressed, and if encrypted also decrypted, then compared to the original data from the host before it is written to the virtual tape library. If a discrepancy is found, an error is returned to the Host's write CCW. Setting this option to ON tells Virtuent to perform the decompression test but after compression but before encryption. If this option is turned OFF, no internal data integrity check is performed after compression before writing the data to the tape library.
User Action: It is recommended that this option always be left set to CRYPT (the default).
DLm0069I
Resetting Events will [not] be sent to firmware
Description: A resetting event is any event that resets a channel-attached device's pathgroup ID or assignment, such as a physical removal of paths or a system reset or restarting of the virtual tape application. Normally after a resetting event has occurred the next command sent by the Host receives a resetting event unit check to notify the Host that the resetting event occurred. The Host should respond appropriately by restoring the device's pathgroup ID and assignment information, and re-issue the unit-checked command. In addition, some channels expect a low-level indication that a resetting event has occurred. By default, the virtual tape application sends this special indication to the channel along with the unit check. For exceptional conditions, the application can be configured to NOT send the low-level resetting event indication to the channel when it sends a resetting event unit check to the Host. This message is displayed at virtual tape application startup and whenever the low-level channel resetting event notification option is switched on or off.
System Action: Low-level channel resetting event status will not be sent to the channel when this option is set OFF.
User Action: None. Under normal conditions, the low-level channel resetting event indication should NOT be configured OFF. Under rare conditions, a channel may not correctly handle the low-level channel resetting event indicator, and channel errors may occur. In this case, consult Dell EMC Support before configuring this option off. Also see message DLm0082I.
DLm0070I
<emulation type> emulation version set to n
Description: The virtual tape application is configured to invoke the specified channel adapter emulation version.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
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DLm0071E
No channel interface cards present!
Description: No channel interface adapters were detected in the system. This error can only occur during application startup.
System Action: Application startup terminates.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0073E
Interface #<n> (slot <nnnnnn>) returned bad status = <nnn>
Description: The specified channel interface adapter returned an error status to the virtual tape application. This error can only occur during startup.
System Action: Application startup terminates.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0074E
Interface #<n> (slot <nnnnnn>) error getting <adapter info>
Description: The specified channel interface adapter returned an error status to the virtual tape application. This error can only occur during startup.
System Action: Application startup terminates.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0075I
Interface #n: n (0xxxxxx) bus:n slot:n type:n (adaptertype) media:n (mediatype)
Description: This message displays information about the channel interface adapter(s) in the controller. This message is displayed at startup and in response to the QUERY ALL or QUERY CHANNEL ADAPTER command.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0076I
Interface #n: [hardware s/n | s/n override] xxxxxxxxxxxx
Description: This message displays information about the channel interface adapter(s) in the controller. This message is displayed at startup and in response to the QUERY ALL or QUERY CHANNEL ADAPTER command.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0078I
Disk usage WARNING level set to nn%
Description: The virtual tape application is configured to warn about tape library disk utilization when usage reaches nn% full.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0079I
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DLm0080I
Device <devicename> UNISYS detected
Description: The virtual tape application has detected that the specified virtual device is attached to a Unisys Host. This message will be displayed once for each virtual device attached to a Unisys.
System Action: The application will automatically make accommodations for the differences between an IBM and a Unisys Host.
User Action: None (unless the Host is not actually a Unisys Host, in which case Dell EMC Support should be contacted for assistance).
DLm0081I
Interface #n: Current state <state>; Desired state <state>
Description: This message displays information about the channel interface adapter(s) in the controller. This message is displayed at startup and in response to the QUERY ALL or QUERY CHANNEL ADAPTER command.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0082I
Resetting Events will [not] be ignored
Description: A resetting event is any event that resets a channel-attached device's pathgroup ID or assignment, such as a physical removal of paths or a system reset or restarting of the virtual tape application. Normally after a resetting event has occurred the next command sent by the Host receives a resetting event unit check to notify the Host that the resetting event occurred. The Host should respond appropriately by restoring the device's pathgroup ID and assignment information, and re-issue the unit-checked command. Occasionally, especially with older standalone IPL programs, a Host may not handle a resetting event unit check correctly. In this case, the controller can be configured to NOT send resetting event unit checks. This message is displayed when resetting event notification is turned on or off.
System Action: Resetting event unit checks will not be sent to the Host when this option is set. User Action: None. Under normal conditions, the controller should NOT be configured to ignore resetting events. Doing so can cause problems when varying on devices to a Host that does properly handle, and actually expects, resetting event unit checks. Contact Dell EMC Support for more information.
DLm0083I
Compression level set to n (0=none,1=faster,10=smaller)
Description: This message displays the compression level set by default, in the configuration file, or by the SET COMPRESSION command. The compression level ranges from 0 (no compression at all) to 10 (maximum compression with maximum overhead). The default compression level is 1 (minimum compression with minimum overhead).
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0084I
Disk space RECOVERAMT amount set to nn%
Description: The virtual tape application is configured to stop erasing scratch tape volumes to recover disk space when disk usage has been reduced by RECOVERAMT percent of space. System Action: None.
User Action: None.
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DLm0085I
<feature> support enabled
Description: This message displays if support for an optional feature is enabled in the configuration file.
System Action: The optional feature is enabled.
User Action: None.
DLm0086I
<WORM-filesystem-type> default retention: nn Days/Months/Years
Description: This message displays if there is a WORM filesystem default retention period set in the configuration file.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0087I
Checking of CRCs from channel set ON|OFF
Description:
System Action:
User Action:
DLm0088I
Sending of CRCs to channel set ON|OFF
Description:
System Action:
User Action:
DLm0089I
UNISYS set ON/OFF for device <devicename> / ALL devices
Description: The SET UNISYS command has been accepted for a device or all devices. System Action: The virtual tape application will adjust for the differences between an IBM and a Unisys Host for the specified device(s).
User Action: None (unless the Host is not actually a Unisys Host, in which case you shouldn't have done this).
DLm0090I
AMDD feature turned ON/OFF [for device devicename]/[for all devices]
Description: The AMDD feature has been set ON or OFF.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0091I
AMDD pad boundary is <nnnn> (0xXX) (SET this way/configured this way/by default)
Description: The AMDD pad boundary has been set to the designated value.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0092E
SET AMDD cannot specify a specific device
Description: For Dell EMC DLm and MDL-1000DD/2000DD models only, AMDD is a global setting and cannot be SET by individual device.
System Action: The SET command is ignored.
User Action: None.
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DLm0093I
AMDD support for <application-type> is ON/OFF
Description: This node is configured to perform AMDD processing on the specified data type. This option affects writing of data only; regardless of this setting, reading of all data types previously written by AMDD is always supported.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0094I
AMDD DD marker insertion algorithm: <method>
Description: This node is configured to insert "extra" DD markers into AMDD records using the specified algorithm. This option applies only to FDR Upstream data being written to a Data Domain filesystem. The possible options are: STANDARD - No "extra" markers are inserted (default) MARKEVERYD - A marker is inserted on every data record MARKFILES - A marker is inserted on the first data record of every file MARKEVERY8KD - A marker is inserted on every 8K data record MARK8K - A marker is inserted at every 8K interval in the file MARK16K - A marker is inserted at every 16K interval in the file MARK32K - A marker is inserted at every 32K interval in the file
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0095I
AMDD DD <configuration information>
Description: These messages describe configuration parameters that apply specifically to FDR Upstream data being written to a Data Domain filesystem. The values which may be displayed include: <minimum markable block size is nnnn> This node is configured to insert AMDD DD markers only on segments of data larger than <nnnn> bytes. <maximum marker length is nnnn> This node is configured to write AMDD DD markers no larger than <nnnn> bytes.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0096I
Erase Policy: [retain for up to <nn> hours/days] [Space needed]
Description: This message displays the current erase policy or policies for this controller. "Space needed" indicates that the erase policy is to erase scratch tapes when the tape library disk usage reaches the RECOVER setting. "retain for up to..." indicates that the erase policy is to erase scratch tapes when they reach the age specified in hours or days, or when space is needed if the "Space needed" policy is also in effect, whichever occurs first.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0097I
Maximum continuous erase time set to <nn> seconds
Description: This message displays the current maximum amount of continuous time that the application will spend erasing scratch tapes that have exceeded the TTL erase policy period. If the TTL erase time is exceeded, the application stops erasing for a short period before resuming erasing. The default time is 30 seconds.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
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DLm0098I
Static encryption initialized [<#keys> keys ready] [only for decryption]
Description: Static encryption capability was initialized successfully. <#keys> shows the number of keys available for encryption and decryption. If both encryption (KMIP and static) were initialized, 7801 message also will be shown. In this case static keys will be used only for decryption and [only for decryption] line will occur.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0099I
New mount on already-mounted drive will be allowed
Description: The virtual tape application has been explicitly configured to honor a mount request for a drive that already has a virtual tape volume mounted.
System Action: If the virtual tape application receives a mount request on a drive that already has a tape mounted, and the drive had received an Unassign command from the Host while that tape was mounted, the application will unload the tape and honor the new mount request.
User Action: None. This option is not recommended except in specific circumstances. Contact Dell EMC Support for more assistance.
DLm0100I
Configuration file opened: <filename>
Description: The specified input configuration file was successfully opened.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0102I
Configuration file is <filename>
Description: Displays the name of the configuration file currently in use.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0104W
Device <devicename> Warning: no tapelib found for path: <directory>
Description: During logging of volume statistics, the specified directory was not found. System Action: The volume statistics record will not be recorded.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0105E
<command> command is no longer supported
Description: The virtual tape application no longer supports this command.
System Action: None, the command is ignored.
User Action: None.
DLm0106I
Guaranteed Replication / Replication on RUN enabled on <nn> devices, checking for any replicating filesystems...
Description: <nn> virtual tape drives are configured to support the Guaranteed Replication or Replication on RUN feature.
System Action: Each of the tape library directories will be checked to see if it is a replicating filesystem. A subsequent DLm0161I message will be displayed for each tape library found to be on a replicating filesystem.
User Action: None.
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DLm0108I
Guaranteed Replication timeout set to <nnn> seconds
Description: The system is configured to wait <nnn> seconds for a replication-refresh to complete. If replication does not complete within this time, an error indication is returned to the host's command that triggered the replication refresh.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0109I
Scratch mounts will [not] ignore full filesystems (UseFullFS=TRUE/FALSE)
Description: By default, filesystems with less than a full tape's worth (based on the current SIZE= value) will be skipped when searching for a scratch tape. This option can be overridden with the "UseFullFS TRUE" configuration option or "SET UseFullFS=TRUE" command.
System Action: Unless overridden, full filesystems will be bypassed when a scratch tape mount is requested.
User Action: None.
DLm0111I
Maximum tape block size set to nnn
Description: The virtual tape application has been configured to support a maximum tape block size different from the default of 500K.
System Action: The virtual tape application will support host reads and writes up to the specified block size.
User Action: None. Do not change this setting unless directed to do so by Dell EMC Support.
DLm0113E
ScratchSearchMethod is no longer a supported option
Description: The SET command specified the obsolete ScratchSearchMethod parameter. This parameter is no longer supported.
System Action: The command is ignored.
User Action: None.
DLm0114I
Using RR/SPACE method of filesystem allocation
Description: If "RR" (the default), the virtual tape application will select filesystems in a round robin fashion when allocating a scratch tape, as opposed to the SPACE method which is to pick the filesystem with the most free space.
System Action: The application will use the technique described.
User Action: None.
DLm0115E
Error returned from fsync. fd n. <description> file <filename>: error <error message>
Description: An I/O error occurred while syncing virtual tape data to disk. The 'error message' text explains the reason for the failure.
System Action: The specified file was not sucessfully fsynced.
User Action: If you are unable to correct the problem contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
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System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0117I
Query Space <status>
Description: If a QUERY SPACE command is invoked while one is already running, an 'already in progress' status will be displayed. If the QUERY SPACE command exceeds the QSPACETIMEOUT value, a 'has not completed within the timeout value' status will be displayed. System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0118I
Celerra report interval set to <nn> seconds
Description: The DLm application is configured to check every <nn> seconds for a Celerra status report written by the Celerra control station. The default is 15 seconds.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0120I
Disk space RECOVERYUPDATE set to nn hours
Description: The RECOVERYUPDATE time is set to a number of hours in the range of 1 hour to 8760 (365 days) hours. This is a forced space recovery that is invoked periodically when the amount of space used in a given tape library directory is above the RECOVERY threshold, but hasn't changed in percentage value since the last space recovery attempt ended. The default is 24 hours.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0121E
{Could not parse configuration file | Cannot open configuration file <filename>}
Description: The specified configuration file was not successfully opened or parsed. System Action: Application startup or reconfiguration terminates.
User Action: Use the configuration program to reconfigure and save the configuration. If the problem persists, contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0122E
No devices defined in configuration file
Description: There were no virtual tape drives defined in the configuration file. System Action: Application startup or reconfiguration terminates.
User Action: Use the configuration program to reconfigure and save the configuration file. If the problem persists, contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0123E
Error in config file, Unrecognized keyword '<keyword>'
Description: The virtual tape configuration file contained an error. System Action: Application startup or reconfiguration terminates.
User Action: Use the configuration program to reconfigure and save the configuration file.
DLm0124E
Error in config file, Incorrect number of <keyword> parameters
Description: The virtual tape configuration file contained an error.
System Action: Application startup or reconfiguration terminates.
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DLm0125E
Error in config file, Invalid <keyword> value <value>
Description: The configuration contained an error.
System Action: Application startup terminates or changes are not applied.
User Action: Use the configuration program to reconfigure and fix the reported error.
DLm0126E
Maximum number of devices (nnn) exceeded, terminating
Description: Too many virtual tape drives have been defined in the configuration file. System Action: Application startup terminates or changes are not applied.
User Action: Use the configuration program to reconfigure with a valid number of devices.
DLm0127I
ERASEPOLICYTTL set to (nnn)(H/D) (config/default)
Description: Displays the erase Policy TTL Time value in hours or days and the config/default status.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0128I
Watchdog timer set to nnn seconds
Description: The watchdog timer value is used to monitor various processes to try to determine if a process has stalled. This value is configurable with the "SET WatchDogTimer=nnn" command, or in the configuration file with the "WatchDogTimer nnn" option.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0129E
Error in config file, device index nn: <value> is not a valid parameter
Description: The virtual tape configuration file contained an error. System Action: Application startup terminates or changes are not applied.
User Action: Use the configuration program to reconfigure and save the configuration file.
DLm0130E
Device <devicename> configuration error: <error description>
Description: The virtual tape configuration contained an error.
System Action: Application startup terminates or changes are not applied.
User Action: Use the configuration program to reconfigure and fix the reported error.
DLm0131E
Error in config file, device index nn: <error description>
Description: The virtual tape configuration file contained an error. System Action: Application startup terminates or changes are not applied.
User Action: Use the configuration program to reconfigure and save the configuration file. If the problem persists, contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0132E
Device <devicename> configuration error: Duplicate <keyword> parameters
Description: The virtual tape configuration file contained an error. System Action: Application startup terminates or changes are not applied.
User Action: Use the configuration program to reconfigure and fix the reported error. If the problem persists, contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
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DLm0135E
Error attaching device <devicename>
Description: The virtual tape configuration file contained an error. System Action: Application startup terminates or changes are not applied.
User Action: Use the configuration program to reconfigure and save the configuration file. If the problem persists, contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0137W
Invalid TRACE= value 'value'
Description: The virtual tape configuration file contained an error. System Action: Startup continues with the default value of 1.
User Action: Use the configuration program to reconfigure and save the configuration file.
DLm0138E
EFS Short Term Lock Directory <DIR> is not mounted correctly
Description: An NFS EFS Short Term Lock Directory should use the soft instead of the hard mount option.
System Action: Scratch tapes will not be moved from their initial directory and space may no longer even out.
User Action: Use the configuration program to reconfigure and save the configuration file.
DLm0139I
Enhanced Filesystem (EFS) support turned ON/OFF
Description: This message reports the status of the Enhanced Filesystem (ESF) feature. System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0140E
Device <devicename> configuration error: <feature> not supported
Description: The virtual tape configuration contained an error.
System Action: Application startup terminates or changes are not applied.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for more information on enabling the licensed feature.
DLm0141E
<feature> feature not supported on DLm8000
Description: The specified feature is not supported on the DLm8000.
System Action: If the feature parameter was specified in the configuration file, application startup terminates. If the feature parameter was specified in a command, the command is rejected.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for more information on enabling the licensed feature.
DLm0142I
Non-Truncate Erase option is set ON/OFF
Description: Non-truncating erasing is a newer, faster method of erasing scratch tapes. The default is ON, and it should be left ON unless directed to do otherwise by Dell EMC Support. System Action: When the non-truncate erase option is ON, erasing of scratch tapes is performed by deleting and re-creating the scratch tape file rather than truncating the existing data from the file.
User Action: None.
DLm0143I
Non-Truncate First Write option is set ON/OFF
Description: Non-truncating first write (writing at loadpoint) is a newer, faster method of
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System Action: When the non-truncate erase option is ON, deletion of existing old data is performed by deleting and re-creating the output tape file rather than truncating the existing data from the file.
User Action: None.
DLm0144E
Duplicate NAME=value in configuration file, device index nn
Description: The virtual tape configuration file contained an error. System Action: Application startup terminates or changes are not applied.
User Action: Use the configuration program to reconfigure and save the configuration file.
DLm0145I
Startup Erased Sratch Count set to <nnn>
Description: The system is configured create a list of <nnn> erased scratch tapes when the list is first generated on startup.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0146I
Channel CRC error behavior is set to RETRY/UC
Description: This message displays the action that will be performed when a channel CRC error is detected in data received from the channel. The default is RETRY; Virtuent instructs the channel to retry the write up to 10 times before sending a Unit Check (with Bus-Out Parity Check sense) to the host. If the UC option is set, no retries are performed and a Unit Check is returned on the first error.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0147I
LEOT (Logical End Of Tape) value set to XX
Description: This message displays the value set for the LEOT warning. An LEOT indication is sent to the host for every write when there is less then LEOT space left on a given tape volume. System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0149I
Test Packet Sequence set ON/OFF
Description: By default, the virtual tape application will test the sequence numbers of packets received from the firmware.
System Action: If this option is ON (the default), the sequence numbers are tested. If this option is turned OFF, packet sequence numbers will not be tested.
User Action: It is recommended that this option always be left ON.
DLm0152I
Early Status set ON/OFF
Description: The virtual tape application will send an early status to the channel driver for CCWs that meet certain criteria.
System Action: If this option is ON, the early status will be sent. If this option is turned OFF performance could be slower.
User Action: It is recommended that this option always be left ON.
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DLm0154E
A tape library is not accessible, and the NOMOUNTFATAL configuration option is enabled. Terminating.
Description: A virtual tape library subdirectory cannot be accessed, and the Virtuent application is configured to treat this as a fatal error.
System Action: The Virtuent application is terminated.
User Action: Make sure that the proper filesystem is mounted on the specified subdirectory and it is accessible to the user 'vtape'.
DLm0155I
Device <devicename> data path='<pathname>' [by default][, volser prefix=<volid>]
Description: The specified pathname will be the base tape library directory for this device; virtual tape volumes for this device will reside in this directory and its immediate subdirectories. '[by default]' signifies that PATH= was not specified for the device and it was set to the standard default value; otherwise, PATH=pathname was explicitly set in the device configuration. If a volser prefix is shown, it signifies that virtual tape volumes that begin with the prefix <volid> will be automatically created as needed by the virtual tape application, if they haven't been preinitialized.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0156W
Device <devicename> Data path <pathname> is not accessible!
Description: The specified virtual tape library directory cannot be accessed.
System Action: During system startup, this is a warning message and startup continues. However, no virtual tape volumes that reside in this directory can be mounted on this drive until the specified directory is made accessible. If this error occurs when processing a SET PATH command, the SET PATH command will fail and the current tape library path is unchanged.
User Action: If the configured directory name is correct, make sure that it is mounted and accessible to the user 'vtape'. If the directory name was misconfigured, correct the PATH= parameter in the configuration file and restart the virtual tape application.
DLm0157W
Device <devicename> tapelib subdirectory 'xxx' is not accessible!
Description: The specified virtual tape library subdirectory cannot be accessed.
System Action: During system startup, this is a warning message and startup continues. However, no virtual tape volumes that reside in this subdirectory can be mounted on this drive until the specified subdirectory is made accessible. If this error occurs when processing a SET PATH command, the SET PATH command will fail and the current tape library path is unchanged.
User Action: Make sure that the proper filesystem is mounted on the specified subdirectory and it is accessible to the user 'vtape'.
DLm0158I
Configured to not go live to channel. Interface=n, slot=nnnnnn
Description: The channel interface number 'n' was configured to not go live on the channel. System Action: None.
User Action: None.
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DLm0159I
Alert FIFO has been reopened
Description: The application has reopened the alert fifo.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0160I
Device <devicename> enabled for Guaranteed Replication / Replication on RUN
Description: This device is configured to perform Guaranteed Replication or Replication on RUN.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0161I
Tape library <pathname> enabled/disabled for replication
Description: This message displays when the replication state of a filesystem changes, and also in response to the QUERY GR command.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0164I
Device <devicename> enabled for FLR/DDRL
Description: This device is configured to support File Level Retention and/or Data Domain Retention Lock.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0165I
Tape library <pathname> enabled for FLR/DDRL
Description: This tape library directory resides on a filesystem that is enabled for FLR or DDRL. System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0166E
Error accessing VNX #n report directory 'pathname': <reason>
Description: An unexpected error occurred while attempting to determine the state of the specified VNX by reading the specified report file. The directory in which the report resides is not accessible for the specified reason.
System Action: VNX-related features such as Guaranteed Replication and/or FLR may not function correctly.
User Action: If the error message describes a correctable problem, correct the problem and restart the application if necessary. Contact Dell EMC Support if more assistance is needed.
DLm0167I
<option> forced to <value> for MDL-1000DD/2000DD
Description: The specified configuration option has been forced to a specific value for this controller model.
System Action: The normal default value or configured value is ignored, and the specified value is used.
User Action: None.
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DLm0168W
Invalid DEBUG= value 'value'
Description: The configuration file or operator SET DEBUG command contained an error. System Action: If a configuration error, application startup terminates. If a SET DEBUG command error, the SET command is ignored.
User Action: If a configuration error, use the configuration program to correct the configuration file. If a SET DEBUG command error, use the HELP command to obtain correct syntax.
DLm0169I
VNX #n report file 'filename' successfully read
Description: The specified report file written by VNX #n was successfully read. The report is read and the new report data is used whenever the report content has changed from the last time it was read and stored.
System Action: VNX-related features such as Guaranteed Replication and FLR will be enabled as appropriate for this VNX.
User Action: None.
DLm0170W
VNX #n report file is over <xx> minutes old; check VNX control station
Description: The specified status report file written by VNX #n was written more than <xx> minutes ago. This signifies that the report-writing script on the VNX control station is probably not functioning correctly.
System Action: VNX-related features such as Guaranteed Replication and/or FLR may not function correctly.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0172W
DD #n report file is over <xx> minutes old
Description: The specified status report file written for Data Domain #n was written more than <xx> minutes ago. This signifies that the report-writing script on the VTE is probably not functioning correctly.
System Action: Data Domain-related features such as DDRL may not function correctly. User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0173W
Mount type is invalid for <directory>, type is dd<x>, but only <y> configured.
Description: The mount type specified is past the range configued. Check configuration. System Action: Data Domain-related features such as DDRL may not function correctly. User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
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System Action: DD-related features such as DDRL will be enabled as appropriate for this DD.
User Action: None.
DLm0176E
Error accessing VNX #n report file 'filename': <reason>
Description: An unexpected error occurred while attempting to determine the state of the specified VNX by reading the specified report file. The report file is not accessible for the specified reason.
System Action: VNX-related features such as Guaranteed Replication and/or FLR may not function correctly.
User Action: If the error message describes a correctable problem, correct the problem and restart the application if necessary. Contact Dell EMC Support if more assistance is needed.
DLm0177E
Error in VNX #n report file 'filename': <reason>
Description: An unexpected format error was encountered in the specified VNX report file. <reason> describes the problem.
System Action: VNX-related features such as Guaranteed Replication and/or FLR may not function correctly.
User Action: If the error message describes a correctable problem, correct the problem. Contact Dell EMC Support if more assistance is needed.
DLm0178E
Error reading VNX #n report file 'filename': <reason>
Description: An unexpected error was encountered while reading the specified VNX report file. <reason> describes the problem.
System Action: VNX-related features such as Guaranteed Replication Replication on RUN, and/or FLR may not function correctly.
User Action: If the error message describes a correctable problem, correct the problem and restart the application if necessary. Contact Dell EMC Support if more assistance is needed.
DLm0179E
Read-only export mounted as -rw, <pathname>
Description: An exported filesystem has been mounted as read-write, but the filesystem is not writable.
System Action: DLm will not be able to write to the filesystem.
User Action: Check DLm configuration file and the exported filesystem configuration for conflict. Filesystem attributes likely to cause this problem are permissions and ownership. Contact Dell EMC Support if more assistance is needed.
DLm0180E
Error [opening|configuring] <NAME> communication device <DETAILS>
Description: An internal error has occurred within either the SNMP or the IPMI subsystem. The IPMI subsystem is responsible for monitoring and reporting system events other than those occurring within the virtual tape application, the channel interface adapter, or the adapter device drivers. The SNMP subsystem is responsible for broadcasting all event messages that were selected during configuration to the SNMP management station.
System Action: The controller continues to function in a degraded state. Data transfer and storage continue to operate normally, but the SNMP and/or the IPMI subsystem facility is no longer available.
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EMC CONFIDENTIAL User Action: It may be possible to identify the resource that caused the failure and correct the problem. If the problem persists, contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0183W
[SNMP|IPMI] [read|write] failure, <additional information>
Description: A management subsystem operation has failed and event messages may have been lost. This message may be accompanied by additional information associated with the failure. The IPMI subsystem is responsible for monitoring and reporting system events other than those occurring within the virtual tape application, the channel interface adapter, or the adapter device drivers. The SNMP subsystem is responsible for broadcasting all controller event messages that were selected during Virtuent configuration to the SNMP management station. System Action: The error is logged and operation continues. If the failure persists, the subsystem will be disabled.
User Action: If the SNMP subsystem is disabled as a result of this failure, it can be re-enabled from the virtual tape application console. If the problem persists, or it cannot be corrected, contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0185E
Error - SNMP <ENTITY> initialization failed (<DETAILS>)
Description: ENTITY is 'thread', 'library', or 'IPMI'. A failure has occurred during initialization of the entity. The IPMI subsystem is responsible for monitoring and reporting system events other than those occurring within the virtual tape application, the channel interface adapter, or the adapter device drivers. The SNMP subsystem is responsible for broadcasting all controller application event messages that were selected during configuration to the SNMP management station.
System Action: If the failure occurred within the SNMP subsystem, initialization is aborted and the SNMP services will not be available. If the failure occurred within the IPMI subsystem, SNMP will continue to function but no system platform events will be reported.
User Action: Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0187E
SNMP message(s) have been lost - <DETAILS>
Description: Due to resource limitations an attempt to send one or more SNMP messages failed. Failing messages have been lost.
System Action: The failure is logged, and the application continues.
User Action: Examine the controller's log to view the lost message(s). Contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0188I
SNMP is [not] operational
Description: This message is used to display the current SNMP operating status.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0189W
SNMP subagent service is unavailable
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Description: SNMP is not initialized or it has terminated. |
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System Action: None. |
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User Action: None. |
DLm0190I |
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SNMP terminated |
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Description: The SNMP subsystem has shut down normally. |
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System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0192I
SNMP communication device has closed (flags = 0x<value>). SNMP terminating
Description: The SNMP internal communication mechanism has shut down normally. System Action: SNMP subsystem terminates.
User Action: None.
DLm0193I
IPMI <informational message>
Description: This message describes some event that has occurred within the IPMI subsystem. The IPMI subsystem is responsible for monitoring and reporting system events other than those occurring within the virtual tape application, the channel interface adapter, or the adapter device drivers.
System Action: None.
User Action: None.
DLm0194W
IPMI <warning message>
Description: An internal failure has occurred. The system has recovered, but event messages may have been lost. The IPMI subsystem is responsible for monitoring and reporting system events other than those occurring within the virtual tape application, the channel interface adapter, or the adapter device drivers.
System Action: The condition is logged and operation continues. If the condition persists, the IPMI subsystem will be shut down.
User Action: If the problem persists, contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0195E
IPMI <error message>
Description: An error has occurred that has resulted in the loss of the IPMI subsystem service. The IPMI subsystem is responsible for monitoring and reporting system events other than those occurring within the virtual tape application, the channel interface adapter, or the adapter device drivers.
System Action: The error is logged and the IPMI subsystem is shut down.
User Action: If the cause of the problem cannot be determined and corrected, contact Dell EMC Support for assistance.
DLm0196I
(System Event) <informational message>
Description: This is an informational message describing a system platform event that was detected by the IPMI subsystem. The IPMI subsystem is responsible for monitoring and reporting system events other than those occurring within the virtual tape application, the channel interface adapter, or the adapter device drivers.
System Action: The message is saved to both the system event log as well as the virtual tape application's event log.
User Action: None.
DLm0197W
(System Event) <warning message>
Description: This message warns of a system platform event that was detected by the IPMI subsystem. The event should be evaluated to determine if corrective action is needed. The IPMI
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