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Table 4-143
Actions to take for storage subsystem error codes
Storage subsystem
error code
Action
1005,1364
1005,2009
1005,2010
1005,2013
1005,2015
1005,2032
1005,2082
1005,2083
1005,2098
1005,2099
1005,2500
1005,2501
1005,3002
2005,2005
2005,2009
2005,2013
2005,2032
2005,2082
2005,2083
2005,2084
2005,2098
2005,2099
2005,2502
2005,3002
2005,3003
2005,3006
Perform the following procedure:
1
Execute the AddStorageArray command or RefreshStorageArrays
command.
2
Execute the GetStorageArray command to check which command lines in
the batch file were applied to the storage subsystem.
NOTE:
The command processing during batch functionality execution is not
performed in the order described in the batch file. All lines need to be checked to
determine which command lines in the batch file were applied.
3
Delete the command lines applied to the storage subsystem from the batch file.
4
Execute the batch functionality again.
1005,2005
1005,2084
1005,3003
1005,3006
Collect the following information, and then contact your HP technical support
representative:
•
Device Manager CLI log file
•
Device Manager CLI property file
•
Contents that you entered on the command line
•
Batch file
•
Device Manager server log files
Others
Perform the following procedure:
1
Execute the AddStorageArray command or RefreshStorageArrays
command.
2
Execute the GetStorageArray command to check which command lines in
the batch file were applied to the storage subsystem.
NOTE:
The command processing during batch functionality execution is not
performed in the order described in the batch file. All lines need to be checked to
determine which command lines in the batch file were applied.
3
Delete the command lines applied to the storage subsystem from the batch file.
4
Execute the batch functionality again.
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Device Manager linked with mainframe agent can use web client to display the following information
recognized by a mainframe host: