One or both of the SMP cables connecting the system processors
on this system are incorrectly plugged, broken, or not the correct
type of cable for this system configuration.
Before you begin
Note: Storage complex repair actions must always be managed from the
management console. To replace any FRUs identified in this procedure, use . If the FRUs are listed in
this or another Serviceable Event, select them from there.
Procedure
- Perform the following steps: :
- Re-plug the SMP cables (P2-Cx-T1
or P2-Cx-T2) that
connect to the CEC enclosure system processor
cards.
Note: The Model 941 does
not use SMP cables. The CEC enclosure system processor
card might have an internal failure. Before you replace it, you may
want to contact your next level of support.
- Perform a slow boot. See MAP4820 Performing a slow boot of a CEC enclosure."MAP4820
Performing a slow boot of a CEC enclosure" in the service information
center.
Does the problem persist?
- Yes, continue to the next step.
- No. This ends the procedure.
- Replace the SMP cables that connect to the CEC enclosure system processor
card.
- Perform a slow boot. See MAP4820 Performing a slow boot of a CEC enclosure.
- Does the problem persist?
- Yes. Continue to the next step.
- No. This ends the procedure.
- Perform the following for each CEC enclosure system processor
card:
- Remove one of the CEC enclosure system processor
cards using symbolic FRU ANYPROC.
- Perform a slow boot. See MAP4820 Performing a slow boot of a CEC enclosure.
Does the problem persist?
- Yes, reinstall the CEC enclosure system processor
card you removed and then repeat this step, removing the next CEC enclosure system processor
card.
- No, replace the CEC enclosure system processor
card you just removed; it is the failing item.
This ends the procedure.