HP XP P9500 Storage User Manual
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Causes and Solutions
Problems
Solutions:
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Confirm that the pool usage is 0 after the THP V-VOLs are deleted,
and then you can delete the pool.
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Ask the HP Technical Support to solve the problem.
Causes:
A failure occurs to the application for
monitoring the volumes installed in a host.
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Free space of the pool is insufficient.
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Something in the storage system is blocked.
Solutions:
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Check the free space of the pool and increase the capacity of the
pool. See
).
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Perform the operation to reclaim zero pages in order to release pages
in which zero data are stored. See
•
Ask the HP Technical Support to solve the problem.
Causes:
When the host computer tries to access the
port, error occurs and the host cannot access
the port.
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Free space of the pool is insufficient.
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Something in the storage system is blocked.
Solutions:
•
Check the free space of the pool and increase the capacity of the
pool. See
.
•
Perform the operation to reclaim zero pages in order to release pages
in which zero data are stored. See
•
Ask the HP Technical Support to solve the problem.
Causes:
When you are operating Remote Web
Console, a timeout occurs frequently.
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The load on the Remote Web Console computer is too heavy, so that
the Remote Web Console computer cannot respond to the SVP.
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The period of time until when time-out occurs is set too short.
Solutions:
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Wait for a while, then try the operation again.
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Verify the setting of the environment parameter of Remote Web
Console RMI time-out period. For information about how to set the
RMI time-out period, see the HP P9000 Remote Web Console User
Guide.
See
and identify the cause.
THP V-VOL capacity cannot be increased.
Solutions:
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After clicking Refresh or Refresh All on the File menu on the Remote
Web Console window, confirm whether the processing for increasing
THP V-VOL capacity meets conditions described in
.
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Retry the operation after 10 minutes or so.
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Ask the HP Technical Support to solve the problem.
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