HP StorageWorks XP Remote Web Console Software - Manual (Page 18)

Table 4 SSBs and Causes of Error Issued Upon Rejection of RAID Manager Commands (continued)
Cause of Error RAID Manager Command SSB
When attempting to create multiple XP
Snapshot pairs by specifying multiple
S-VOLs for one P-VOL, you specified a
pool ID that was different from the one
being used by existing pairs. As a
result, new XP Snapshot pairs cannot
be created. paircreate 9702
Because the volume you specified as
the P-VOL is being used by the other XP
Snapshot S-VOL, the pair cannot be
created. paircreate 9703
Because the volume you specified as
the S-VOL is being used by the other XP
Snapshot P-VOL, the pair cannot be
created. paircreate 9704
Because the volume you specified as
the S-VOL is being used by the other XP
Snapshot S-VOL, the pair cannot be
created. paircreate 9705
Because the specified snapshot ID is
being used by the other XP Snapshot
pair, the new pair cannot be created. paircreate 9706
Because the capacity of the pair
exceeds the licensed capacity, the pair
cannot be created. paircreate 9707
The command ended abnormally
because a command other than the
paircreate command was issued for the
volume in the pair other than XP
Snapshot pair.
This error also may be reported when
the command is executed with
specifying an unsupported parameter.
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The command ended abnormally
because the pair is in the status that the
corresponding command is not
accepted at present.
This error also may be reported when
the command is executed with
specifying an unsupported parameter.
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Because the capacity of shared memory
is insufficient, the pair cannot be
created. paircreate 971a
Because the capacity of shared memory
is insufficient, the pair cannot be
created. paircreate 971b
Because the volume you specified as
the P-VOL has an S-VOL Disable
attribute, XP Snapshot pair cannot be
restored. pairresync -restore 971f
Any errors have occurred because of
the XP Snapshot operation. All commands 9720
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