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22 B Trap List sniScShutdownCancelled Shutdown cancelled sniScCpuSpeedChanged CPU speed changed sieScPowerOn Power on sieScNoBootCpu No boot cpu sieScPostError Post error TRAP-TYPE/ Alarm type sieScSetupEntered Setup entered sieScBootError Boot error sieScBootWatchdogExpired Boot watchdog expired sieScSoftwareWatchdogExpir ed Software watchdog expired sieScUserAuthenticationFailur e User authentication failure sieScDiagnosticBoot Diagnostic boot table: SNI-SERVER-CONTROL-MIB Trap (ENTERPRISE : enterprises.231.2.10.2) Specific Level of importance 655 INFORMAT IONAL 656 INFORMAT IONAL 657 INFORMAT IONAL 658 INFORMAT IONAL 659 INFORMAT IONAL 660 INFORMAT IONAL 661 INFORMAT IONAL 662 INFORMAT IONAL 663 INFORMAT IONAL Shutdown at server %s cancelled by the user. CPU speed at server %s changed to %d percent of its maximum speed. The CPU speed can be changed by the server management because of temperature problems. The reason %s causes a power on at server %s. System boot of the server %s failed, because no valid boot cpu available. The reason %s causes a power on at server %s. This is an operation. The speed of the CPU is lowered because of the high temperature of the CPU. Check CPU temperature. A broken fan may be causing the temperature of the CPU to rise. This message appears when the power supply is turned on. Check the system. A CPU error may have occurred. IF this occurs frequently, refer to "Contact Information" in "Read me First", and contact your maintenance engineer. The bios setup is entered at server %s. Setup operations have been performed by the operator. No bootable operation system found at server %s. Check the system. Boot watchdog of server %s expired. Operations were performed for the amount of retry counters set. Set the retry counters again. Software watchdog of server %s expired. Operations were performed for the amount of retry counters set. Set the retry counters again. 664 MAJOR User authentication failure detected at server %s, interface %d, performing protocol %s. 665 INFORMAT IONAL Detailed Messages (%d: optional number %s: system variable) Server %s is performing a diagnostic boot. Remarks Check the authentication operations. Diagnostic operations are performed by the operator.
TRAP-TYPE/ Alarm type sieScBootRetryCountZero Boot retry counter zero sieScMessageLogFull Message log full memErrorModulePrefailure Memory module prefailure memErrorModuleFailing Memory module failing memErrorModuleReplaced Memory module replaced sniScPowerSupplyRedundanc yLost Power supply redundancy lost sieScMessageLogWarning Message log warning 666 MAJOR Boot retry counter is zero on server %s. On next critical error shutdown the server will no longer try to reboot. System will run diagnostic system or switch off. 667 MINOR The System Event Log on server %s in cabinet %d is full. No more messages can be logged. Please clear unneeded log entries as soon as possible! 668 MAJOR Memory module failure is predicted for module %d in cabinet %d of server %s. 669 MAJOR Memory module %d in cabinet %d of server %s is failing. Too many errors have occured. B.3 SNI-SERVER-CONTROL-MIB (sc.mib) table: SNI-SERVER-CONTROL-MIB Trap (ENTERPRISE : enterprises.231.2.10.2) Specific Level of importance Detailed Messages (%d: optional number %s: system variable) 670 MAJOR Memory module module %d in cabinet %d of server %s had failed and was replaced by a hot-spare module. 671 MINOR Power supply redundancy in cabinet %d at server %s lost. System will become critical if a power supply fails. 672 MINOR The System Event Log for cabinet %d at server %s has exceeded %d%% of its capacity. Remarks Operations were performed for the amount of retry counters set. Set the retry counters again. Clear the unnecessary System Event Log using the maintenance tools attached to the hardware. This predicts a memory error. Refer to "Contact Information" in "Read me First", and contact your maintenance engineer. Warning predicting a memory error. Refer to "Contact Information" in "Read me First", and contact your maintenance engineer. Memory error. Refer to "Contact Information" in "Read me First", and contact your maintenance engineer. Power supply unit error. Refer to "Contact Information" in "Read me First", and contact your maintenance engineer. This predicts a System Event Log. Clear the unnecessary System Event Log using the maintenance tools attached to the hardware. 23
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