Fabric Manager Users Guide, Version 6.1, Revision A - QLogic

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B–QLogic Fabric Manager Log Messages Other Log Messages port on other side of node sw1 index x port X is not active SM Area: Discovery. Meaning: The node may have been marked down if it did not respond to SMA queries. Action: Check the health of the node connected to switch 1 port X. Node Hca1, port [1], NodeGuid 0x00066a00d9000143 is running at 1X width SM Area: Discovery. Meaning: Usually a bad cable. In rare instances, may be a bad port on a switch or Host Channel Adapter. Action: Replace the cable. If it is a physical port issue, replacement of the Host Channel Adapter or switch module is required. Node Hca1 [0x00066a00d9000143] port[x] returned MKEY[0x1] when MKEY[0x0] was requested! SM Area: Discovery. Meaning: Another SM with a different Mkey configured. Action: Stop one of the subnet managers and make the configuration consistent. Failed to get/set SLVL Map for node Hca1 nodeGuid 0x00066a00d9000143 output port X SM Area: Discovery. Meaning: May be caused by simultaneous removal/insertion events in the fabric. Persistence indicates that the node may be having problems. Action: Check the health of the node HCA1/SW1 if the fabric was idle or persistent condition. Failed to get/set SLVL Map for switch node sw1 nodeGuid 0x00066a00d9000143 output port X SM Area: Discovery. Meaning: May be caused by simultaneous removal/insertion events in the fabric. Persistence indicates that the node may be having problems. Action: Check the health of node HCA1/SW1 if the fabric was idle or persistent condition. B-18 IB0054608-01 B
B–QLogic Fabric Manager Log Messages Other Log Messages Cannot get PORTINFO for node Hca1 nodeGuid 0x00066a00d9000143 port X status=Y SM Area: Discovery. Meaning: May be caused by simultaneous removal/insertion events in the fabric. Persistence indicates that the node may be having problems. Action: Check the health of the node HCA1/SW1 if the fabric was idle or persistent condition. Cannot set PORTINFO for node Hca1 nodeGuid 0x00066a00d9000143 port X status=Y SM Area: Discovery. Meaning: May be caused by simultaneous removal/insertion events in the fabric. Persistence indicates the node may be having problems. Action: Check the health of node HCA1/SW1 if the fabric was idle or persistent condition. Could not find neighborSw for switch node [x], port [y] in new topology; spanning tree not up to date SM Area: Discovery. Meaning: Caused by simultaneous removal/insertion events in the fabric. Action: None. failed to send DR getGuidInfo request to node Hca1, LID 0x1, nodeGuid 0x00066a00d9000143, portGuid 0x00066a00d9000143 SM Area: Discovery. Meaning: May be caused by simultaneous removal/insertion events in the fabric. Persistence indicates that the node may be having problems. Action: Check the health of the node HCA1/SW1 if the fabric was idle or persistent condition. setting of port GUIDINFO failed for DR getGuidInfo request to node Hca1, LID 0x1, nodeGuid 0x00066a00d9000143, portGuid 0x00066a00d9000143 SM Area: Discovery. Meaning: May be caused by simultaneous removal/insertion events in the fabric. Persistence indicates that the node may be having problems. Action: Check the health of the node HCA1/SW1 if the fabric was idle or persistent condition. IB0054608-01 B B-19
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