The hardware event log has been cleared. All data in the log has been erased and it is empty.
The system has been rebooted. The reboot was probably initiated by a user.
The CPU in the indicated slot has been disabled by the BIOS. This may have been due to the detection of an unrecoverable error. CPU may be damaged and need replacement.
One less CPU is now running in the system, although this is probably not serious.
Restart server to see if error is self-correcting. Check other error records for more specific reasons why CPU was disabled.
A single- or multi-bit error in transmission was detected on the P6 bus by the indicated CPU.
P6 should resend data. It is unlikely that the problem will occur again.
If error persists, there may be a problem that requires replacement of one of the processors or the motherboard.
A user has halted the system with the NMI switch on the front panel.
One of the fans in the CPU/PCI fan tray stopped, possibly only momentarily. Cause is probably the failure of a component or a bad connection.
Possibly serious. Inadequate cooling may cause the system to shut down.
Make sure that the fan trays are properly inserted and that the fans are spinning when the server is running. Replace the non-functioning fan tray.
Two or more of the fans in the CPU/PCI fan tray have stopped or have been removed. Cause is probably the failure of a component or a bad connection.
Possibly serious. Inadequate cooling may cause the system to shut down.
Make sure that the fan trays are properly inserted and that the fans are spinning when the server is running. Replace the non-functioning fan tray.
Fan problem in the CPU/PCI fan tray has been corrected. Previously non-functioning or removed fans are now working properly.
The Microcontroller firmware hung and was unable to reset the watchdog timer before it expired. This caused the Microcontroller to be reset.
Some events may not have been logged. No action is required.
One of the fans in the memory fan tray stopped, possibly only momentarily. Cause is probably the failure of a component or a bad connection.
Possibly serious. Inadequate cooling may cause the system to shut down.
Make sure that the fan tray is properly inserted and that the fans are spinning when the server is running. Replace the non-functioning fan tray.
Two or more of the fans in the memory fan tray have stopped or have been removed. Cause is probably the failure of a component or a bad connection.
Possibly serious. Inadequate cooling may cause the system to shut down.
Make sure that the fan tray is properly inserted and that the fans are spinning when the server is running. Replace the non-functioning fan tray.
Fan problem in the memory fan tray has been corrected. Previously non-functioning or removed fans are now working properly.
Previously disabled CPU has been reinstalled. Error has been corrected.
Trap Type 22705: Temperature alert on designated power supply.
Temperature too high. Damage to power supply is possible. Remove power supply and let it cool. If problem occurs again, replace fans or entire power supply, as appropriate.
Trap Type 22706: Fan failure on designated power supply.
Power supply fan failed, probably due to component failure. Damage to power supply is possible. Fix or replace fan or entire power supply, as appropriate.
Trap Type 22707: Voltage error on designated power supply.
Incorrect voltage on power supply, probably caused by failed component. Further damage to power supply is possible. Fix or replace power supply.
Trap Type 22708: Fan speed-up on designated power supply.
Failure of one or more fans has caused remaining fans to speed up in an attempt to compensate. Damage to power supply is possible. Fix or replace fans or entire power supply, as appropriate.
Indicated power supply is not connected properly or has been removed intentionally. If remaining power supplies are sufficient to operate the system, this is not a problem. Check for proper connection; fix or replace as necessary.
The indicated power supply has been installed or reinstalled by a user.
System has been reset by the control board. Cause of problem is indicated in trap message. Not serious—this is an automatic self-correction.
System has been power-cycled by the control board. Cause of problem is indicated in trap message. Not serious—this is an automatic self-correction.
The CPU card is missing or not properly terminated in the indicated processor module. Possibly serious—may cause system to cease functioning.
Insert CPU card in the empty slot and/or make sure that a terminator card is being used.
The Voltage Regulating Monitor on the indicated processor module has failed, probably due to component failure. Serious—will cause processors to malfunction. Voltage Regulating Monitor must be replaced.