Agent Is Up

The agent is functioning and traps will be sent when Smart Devices have problems or SCSI Adapter devices state change. This is an information purposes message only, therefore, no action is needed for this message.

Agent Is Going Down

You will see this message when unloading or stopping the SCSIFLT agent. This is an information purposes message only, therefore, no action is needed for this message.

Duplicate Host Adapter Indices

If the Duplicate Host Adapter Indices exists, the iomaspi.dev file must be deleted, next run the iomanager and subagent. In order to run the iomanager and subagent first shut down and next restart the operating systems. You must follow the procedures for server NOS shutdown and restart.

Shutdown Procedures:

Netware	Delete iomaspi.dev in sys:\system unload cio13nlm.nlm unload iomgr.nlm
Windows NT	Delete iomaspi.dev in %SystemRoot%\HPServer from the control panel, select services, then SNMP service, then stop SNMP service. From the control panel select services, then CIOArrayManagement, then stop CIOArray Management service.
OS/2	Delete iomaspi.dev in \ciodata Shutdown the system. (The NSA agents/services is started via \tcpip\bin\tcpexit.cmd file using \os2\hpnsa\nsaload.cmd, iomgr.exe service and ciosnmp.exe subagent provide the scsiflt/SMART functions. There is no easy way to shutdown these services without shutting down the system. Some optional utility may allow you to do that.)
SCO	Delete iomaspi.dev in /usr/grizzly/iom using ps -ef command to find the process id (pid) of cio13snmp and iomgrd. Then do a: kill -9 pid of cio13snmp kill -9 pid of iomgrd

Restart Procedures:

OS/2	If you have installed NSA agents on OS/2 system, the nsaload.cmd file handles the loading of all NSA agents from \tcpip\bin\tcpexit.cmd file when you restart the system. Otherwise, if you don’t use nsaload.cmd file to start, run the following: iomgr (under \ciodata) or another directory defined in the CIORAIDPATH setting): ciosnmp (under \OS2\hpnsa)
Windows NT	If you just stopped SNMP service and CIOArray Management service, do the following to restart these services: From the Control Panel, select services, and start CIOArrayManagement From the Control Panel, select services, then start SNMP services. If restarting the system, and NSA agents are already installed, NSA and subagents are automatically loaded.
NetWare	Run the following commands: load iomgr load cio13nlm (The files are located in sys:\system) Otherwise, if NSA agents are installed, it will be loaded automatically at system startup through autoexec.ncf using nsa load.ncf file.
SCO	Run the following under the target directory (/user/lib/hpnsa/cyclone): iomgrd (or iomgrd& as background process) cio13snmp (or cio13snmp& as background process) Otherwise, if NSA agents are installed, it will be loaded automatically at system startup through system init files.

Host Adapter Discovered

When this alarm is generated the device database has been cleared or a new host adapter is installed in the server. This warning is for information purposes only and there is no action that needs to be taken.

Host Adapter Failed

One of the host adapters which was installed in the server can no longer be detected by the SCSIFLT agent. This may be the cause of host adapter failure or by a change in the configuration of the server. If this does occur, this is what to do:

Run Diagnostic Assistant’s SCSI bus integrity test.
Make sure adapter card is seated correctly
If there is a configuration or a sever hardware failure, call the system administrator.

Host Adapter Recovered

The failed host adapter is now accessible or the failed adapter is replaced by an identical host adapter. This information only statement also means the iomanager and subagent are functioning and no action is needed.

Host Adapter Changed

The SCSIFLT agent detected that the host adapter has changed. This was determined by comparing the identification information in the device database with the information which it receives from the adapter. This message is information only. No action is necessary.

Device Discovered

When there is a new device discovered this alarm is generated. If the device database has been cleared or when a new SCSI device has been installed in the server, the alarm will also be generated. This alarm is information only therefore, no action need be taken.

Device Failed

One of the devices which was installed in the server can no longer be detected by the SCSIFLT

agent. This warning may be caused by a failure of the device, by a power or cable problem, or by a change in the configuration of the server.

Run the Diagnostic Assistant and perform the following tests:

Hard Drive diagnostics
CD ROM diagnostic
SCSI bus integrity test

Call the system administrator for additional assistance.

For the 2.51 subagent for Windows NT: NT sends Test Unit Ready command to the removable device. When there is no media, the 2.51 subagent will send out a device failed trap.

Device Recovered

This device is now accessible again and/or this device is replaced by an identical device. This message is for information purposes only. No action is necessary.

Device Changed

This alarm is generated when the SCSIFLT agent detects that a device installed in the server has changed. SCSIFLT detects this change by comparing the identification information which is in the device database with the information which it receives from the device. Therefore, if a device is replaced with an identical device, no change will be detected.

SMART/Predictive Failure

This alarm is generated when SCSIFLT detects a predictive failure condition for a device. This message indicates that the device should be replaced before it actually fails. The user must copy down the sense info description for warranty use. Be sure to back-up the information on a drive before replacing it. For additional help call the system administrator.

Device Database Alarm

This alarm is generated when the device database used by the SCSIFLT agent has been corrupted. The device database stores the list of devices which were discovered when the SCSIFLT agent was last operational. Using the device database allows the SCSIFLT agent to detect changes when the server is down. For example, if a particular hard disk drive does not become operational after a power outage, the SCSIFLT agent will discover that the drive is no longer operational when it compares the list of currently discovered devices with the ones listed in the device database.

Database Cleared

The device database has been cleared. All of the previous information is no longer available. A new copy of the device database file will be created. The user is not required to take any action.

No Memory Left

There is no memory left to perform the requested operation or the operating system has a problem. You must follow the procedures for server NOS shutdown and restart.

Shutdown Procedures:

Netware	Delete iomaspi.dev in sys:\system unload cio13nlm.nlm unload iomgr.nlm
Windows NT	Delete iomaspi.dev in %SystemRoot%\HPServer from the control panel, select services, then SNMP service, then stop SNMP service. From the control panel select services, then CIOArrayManagement, then stop CIOArray Management service.
OS/2	Delete iomaspi.dev in \ciodata Shutdown the system. (The NSA agents/services is started via \tcpip\bin\tcpexit.cmd file using \os2\hpnsa\nsaload.cmd, iomgr.exe service and ciosnmp.exe subagent provide the scsiflt/SMART functions. There is no easy way to shutdown these services without shutting down the system. Some optional utility may allow you to do that.)
SCO	Delete iomaspi.dev in /usr/grizzly/iom using ps -ef command to find the process id (pid) of cio13snmp and iomgrd. Then do a: kill -9 pid of cio13snmp kill -9 pid of iomgrd

Restart Procedures:

OS/2	If you have installed NSA agents on OS/2 system, the nsaload.cmd file handles the loading of all NSA agents from \tcpip\bin\tcpexit.cmd file when you restart the system. Otherwise, if you don't use nsaload.cmd file to start, run the following: iomgr (under \ciodata) or another directory defined in the CIORAIDPATH setting): ciosnmp (under \OS2\hpnsa)
Windows NT	If you just stopped SNMP service and CIOArray Management service, do the following to restart these services: From the Control Panel, select services, and start CIOArrayManagement From the Control Panel, select services, then start SNMP services. If restarting the system, and NSA agents are already installed, NSA and subagents are automatically loaded.
NetWare	Run the following commands: load iomgr load cio13nlm (The files are located in sys:\system) Otherwise, if NSA agents are installed, it will be loaded automatically at system startup through autoexec.ncf using nsa load.ncf file.
SCO	Run the following under the target directory (/user/lib/hpnsa/cyclone): iomgrd (or iomgrd& as background process) cio13snmp (or cio13snmp& as background process) Otherwise, if NSA agents are installed, it will be loaded automatically at system startup through system init files.

Unable to Open File for Writing

The specified file cannot be opened for writing. The server hard disk may have a problem. Reboot the system, delete iomaspi.dev, and run the iomgr and the agent. You must follow the procedures for server NOS shutdown and restart.

If the problem persists, contact the System Administrator.

Shutdown Procedures:

Netware	Delete iomaspi.dev in sys:\system unload cio13nlm.nlm unload iomgr.nlm
Windows NT	Delete iomaspi.dev in %SystemRoot%\HPServer from the control panel, select services, then SNMP service, then stop SNMP service. From the control panel select services, then CIOArrayManagement, then stop CIOArray Management service.
OS/2	Delete iomaspi.dev in \ciodata Shutdown the system. (The NSA agents/services is started via \tcpip\bin\tcpexit.cmd file using \os2\hpnsa\nsaload.cmd, iomgr.exe service and ciosnmp.exe subagent provide the scsiflt/SMART functions. There is no easy way to shutdown these services without shutting down the system. Some optional utility may allow you to do that.)
SCO	Delete iomaspi.dev in /usr/grizzly/iom using ps -ef command to find the process id (pid) of cio13snmp and iomgrd. Then do a: kill -9 pid of cio13snmp kill -9 pid of iomgrd

Restart Procedures:

OS/2	If you have installed NSA agents on OS/2 system, the nsaload.cmd file handles the loading of all NSA agents from \tcpip\bin\tcpexit.cmd file when you restart the system. Otherwise, if you don’t use nsaload.cmd file to start, run the following: iomgr (under \ciodata) or another directory defined in the CIORAIDPATH setting): ciosnmp (under \OS2\hpnsa)
Windows NT	If you just stopped SNMP service and CIOArray Management service, do the following to restart these services: From the Control Panel, select services, and start CIOArrayManagement From the Control Panel, select services, then start SNMP services. If restarting the system, and NSA agents are already installed, NSA and subagents are automatically loaded.
NetWare	Run the following commands: load iomgr load cio13nlm (The files are located in sys:\system) Otherwise, if NSA agents are installed, it will be loaded automatically at system startup through autoexec.ncf using nsa load.ncf file.
SCO	Run the following under the target directory (/user/lib/hpnsa/cyclone): iomgrd (or iomgrd& as background process) cio13snmp (or cio13snmp& as background process) Otherwise, if NSA agents are installed, it will be loaded automatically at system startup through system init files.

Unable to Open File

The specified file cannot be opened. The server hard disk may have a problem. Reboot the system, delete iomaspi.dev, and run the iomgr and the agent. You must follow the procedures for server NOS shutdown and restart.

If the problem persists, contact the System Administrator.

Shutdown Procedures:

Netware	Delete iomaspi.dev in sys:\system unload cio13nlm.nlm unload iomgr.nlm
Windows NT	Delete iomaspi.dev in %SystemRoot%\HPServer from the control panel, select services, then SNMP service, then stop SNMP service. From the control panel select services, then CIOArrayManagement, then stop CIOArray Management service.
OS/2	Delete iomaspi.dev in \ciodata Shutdown the system. (The NSA agents/services is started via \tcpip\bin\tcpexit.cmd file using \os2\hpnsa\nsaload.cmd, iomgr.exe service and ciosnmp.exe subagent provide the scsiflt/SMART functions. There is no easy way to shutdown these services without shutting down the system. Some optional utility may allow you to do that.)
SCO	Delete iomaspi.dev in /usr/grizzly/iom using ps -ef command to find the process id (pid) of cio13snmp and iomgrd. Then do a: kill -9 pid of cio13snmp kill -9 pid of iomgrd

Restart Procedures:

OS/2	If you have installed NSA agents on OS/2 system, the nsaload.cmd file handles the loading of all NSA agents from \tcpip\bin\tcpexit.cmd file when you restart the system. Otherwise, if you don’t use nsaload.cmd file to start, run the following: iomgr (under \ciodata) or another directory defined in the CIORAIDPATH setting): ciosnmp (under \OS2\hpnsa)
Windows NT	If you just stopped SNMP service and CIOArray Management service, do the following to restart these services: From the Control Panel, select services, and start CIOArrayManagement From the Control Panel, select services, then start SNMP services. If restarting the system, and NSA agents are already installed, NSA and subagents are automatically loaded.
NetWare	Run the following commands: load iomgr load cio13nlm (The files are located in sys:\system) Otherwise, if NSA agents are installed, it will be loaded automatically at system startup through autoexec.ncf using nsa load.ncf file.
SCO	Run the following under the target directory (/user/lib/hpnsa/cyclone): iomgrd (or iomgrd& as background process) cio13snmp (or cio13snmp& as background process) Otherwise, if NSA agents are installed, it will be loaded automatically at system startup through system init files.

Database Does Not Exist

This file is created in the installation directory where aspi.msg is located. This is an information only message that reports the device database file (iomaspi.dev) does not exist. No action is necessary.

Memory Allocation Failed

The memory is possibly failing on the hard disk. It is important to reboot the system, delete the iomaspi.dev and run the iomgr and the agent. You must follow the procedures for server NOS shutdown and restart.

Shutdown Procedures:

Netware	Delete iomaspi.dev in sys:\system unload cio13nlm.nlm unload iomgr.nlm
Windows NT	Delete iomaspi.dev in %SystemRoot%\HPServer from the control panel, select services, then SNMP service, then stop SNMP service. From the control panel select services, then CIOArrayManagement, then stop CIOArray Management service.
OS/2	Delete iomaspi.dev in \ciodata Shutdown the system. (The NSA agents/services is started via \tcpip\bin\tcpexit.cmd file using \os2\hpnsa\nsaload.cmd, iomgr.exe service and ciosnmp.exe subagent provide the scsiflt/SMART functions. There is no easy way to shutdown these services without shutting down the system. Some optional utility may allow you to do that.)
SCO	Delete iomaspi.dev in /usr/grizzly/iom using ps -ef command to find the process id (pid) of cio13snmp and iomgrd. Then do a: kill -9 pid of cio13snmp kill -9 pid of iomgrd

Restart Procedures:

OS/2	If you have installed NSA agents on OS/2 system, the nsaload.cmd file handles the loading of all NSA agents from \tcpip\bin\tcpexit.cmd file when you restart the system. Otherwise, if you don’t use nsaload.cmd file to start, run the following: iomgr (under \ciodata) or another directory defined in the CIORAIDPATH setting): ciosnmp (under \OS2\hpnsa)
Windows NT	If you just stopped SNMP service and CIOArray Management service, do the following to restart these services: From the Control Panel, select services, and start CIOArrayManagement From the Control Panel, select services, then start SNMP services. If restarting the system, and NSA agents are already installed, NSA and subagents are automatically loaded.
NetWare	Run the following commands: load iomgr load cio13nlm (The files are located in sys:\system) Otherwise, if NSA agents are installed, it will be loaded automatically at system startup through autoexec.ncf using nsa load.ncf file.
SCO	Run the following under the target directory (/user/lib/hpnsa/cyclone): iomgrd (or iomgrd& as background process) cio13snmp (or cio13snmp& as background process) Otherwise, if NSA agents are installed, it will be loaded automatically at system startup through system init files.

Unable to Read File

The specified file cannot be read. The server hard disk may have a problem. Reboot the system, delete iomaspi.dev, and run the iomgr and the agent. You must follow the procedures for server NOS shutdown and restart.

If the problem persists, contact the System Administrator.

Shutdown Procedures:

Netware	Delete iomaspi.dev in sys:\system unload cio13nlm.nlm unload iomgr.nlm
Windows NT	Delete iomaspi.dev in %SystemRoot%\HPServer from the control panel, select services, then SNMP service, then stop SNMP service. From the control panel select services, then CIOArrayManagement, then stop CIOArray Management service.
OS/2	Delete iomaspi.dev in \ciodata Shutdown the system. (The NSA agents/services is started via \tcpip\bin\tcpexit.cmd file using \os2\hpnsa\nsaload.cmd, iomgr.exe service and ciosnmp.exe subagent provide the scsiflt/SMART functions. There is no easy way to shutdown these services without shutting down the system. Some optional utility may allow you to do that.)
SCO	Delete iomaspi.dev in /usr/grizzly/iom using ps -ef command to find the process id (pid) of cio13snmp and iomgrd. Then do a: kill -9 pid of cio13snmp kill -9 pid of iomgrd

Restart Procedures:

OS/2	If you have installed NSA agents on OS/2 system, the nsaload.cmd file handles the loading of all NSA agents from \tcpip\bin\tcpexit.cmd file when you restart the system. Otherwise, if you don’t use nsaload.cmd file to start, run the following: iomgr (under \ciodata) or another directory defined in the CIORAIDPATH setting): ciosnmp (under \OS2\hpnsa)
Windows NT	If you just stopped SNMP service and CIOArray Management service, do the following to restart these services: From the Control Panel, select services, and start CIOArrayManagement From the Control Panel, select services, then start SNMP services. If restarting the system, and NSA agents are already installed, NSA and subagents are automatically loaded.
NetWare	Run the following commands: load iomgr load cio13nlm (The files are located in sys:\system) Otherwise, if NSA agents are installed, it will be loaded automatically at system startup through autoexec.ncf using nsa load.ncf file.
SCO	Run the following under the target directory (/user/lib/hpnsa/cyclone): iomgrd (or iomgrd& as background process) cio13snmp (or cio13snmp& as background process) Otherwise, if NSA agents are installed, it will be loaded automatically at system startup through system init files.

ASPI Crashed

ASPI crashed due to an internal error. Please restart the IOManager and the Agent for the proper functioning. You must follow the procedures for server NOS shutdown and restart.

If the problem persists, contact the System Administrator.

Shutdown Procedures:

Netware	Delete iomaspi.dev in sys:\system unload cio13nlm.nlm unload iomgr.nlm
Windows NT	Delete iomaspi.dev in %SystemRoot%\HPServer from the control panel, select services, then SNMP service, then stop SNMP service. From the control panel select services, then CIOArrayManagement, then stop CIOArray Management service.
OS/2	Delete iomaspi.dev in \ciodata Shutdown the system. (The NSA agents/services is started via \tcpip\bin\tcpexit.cmd file using \os2\hpnsa\nsaload.cmd, iomgr.exe service and ciosnmp.exe subagent provide the scsiflt/SMART functions. There is no easy way to shutdown these services without shutting down the system. Some optional utility may allow you to do that.)
SCO	Delete iomaspi.dev in /usr/grizzly/iom using ps -ef command to find the process id (pid) of cio13snmp and iomgrd. Then do a: kill -9 pid of cio13snmp kill -9 pid of iomgrd

Restart Procedures:

OS/2	If you have installed NSA agents on OS/2 system, the nsaload.cmd file handles the loading of all NSA agents from \tcpip\bin\tcpexit.cmd file when you restart the system. Otherwise, if you don’t use nsaload.cmd file to start, run the following: iomgr (under \ciodata) or another directory defined in the CIORAIDPATH setting): ciosnmp (under \OS2\hpnsa)
Windows NT	If you just stopped SNMP service and CIOArray Management service, do the following to restart these services: From the Control Panel, select services, and start CIOArrayManagement From the Control Panel, select services, then start SNMP services. If restarting the system, and NSA agents are already installed, NSA and subagents are automatically loaded.
NetWare	Run the following commands: load iomgr load cio13nlm (The files are located in sys:\system) Otherwise, if NSA agents are installed, it will be loaded automatically at system startup through autoexec.ncf using nsa load.ncf file.
SCO	Run the following under the target directory (/user/lib/hpnsa/cyclone): iomgrd (or iomgrd& as background process) cio13snmp (or cio13snmp& as background process) Otherwise, if NSA agents are installed, it will be loaded automatically at system startup through system init files.

ASPI Initialized

This message indicates that the ASPI driver for your server's SCSI subsystem has been initialized. This happens as part of the boot process for your server. This message is informational. No action need be taken.