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Title: | Ask the Storage Architecture Group |
Notice: | Check out our web page at http://www-starch.shr.dec.com |
Moderator: | SSAG::TERZA N |
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Created: | Wed Oct 15 1986 |
Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 6756 |
Total number of notes: | 25276 |
6616.0. "KZPSC SWXCR Misc errors" by ACISS2::MILLER () Wed Apr 23 1997 14:02
A customer has just deployed several Alphaserver 4000's with KZPSC,
BA356's and RZ28D's running VMS. He has started the online SWXCR
monitor utility and is receving several "SWXCR Miscellaneous errors"
per day on several of the systems. I don't have all the details
yet-most systems are remote from the host site, but the local one is
complaining about CH0-1 and CH1-1 which are member A-0 and A-1 of a 5
member RAID-5 set. Both are connected to a KZPSC from JA1 of a BA356
rackmount with a BN31S-1E cable. By the way, these are -VW drives.
Before I schedule downtime to check KZPSC (V2.42) and RZ28D (0010)
firmware and maybe swap one of the suspect drives, is there anything
else I could be checking? I find it strange that several of these new
installs are failing this way. Another thing I have noticed, is when
you power the 4000 off/on (the BA356's are still powered up), many times
some fault LEDS on the disks will come on and stay on even though they
are working OK. This seems to happen more on the RZ26N-VW's that are
configured on the systems.
I can provide more detail on the config, but it's basically three
BA356's (one per KZPSC channel), 4-RZ28D-VW's and one RZ26N-VW per
shelf. (I may be off a quantity of drive or two, but they're all wide
and appear to be OK for SCSI length, etc.)
Thanks for the help.
Dale
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6616.1 | Correction to disk ID | ACISS2::MILLER | | Wed Apr 23 1997 14:09 | 7 |
| Just looked at my base note, the disks erroring with "misc error" are
at CH0-0 and CH1-0. I also understand the "misc error" as a SCSI bus
type error-either drive timeout/busy or other related condition.
Dale
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