Informational or Low-Priority Action Codes

Informational or Low-Priority Action Codes
	Chapter 6. Responding to Action Codes

The following table describes the informational or low-priority action codes. An action code in this range might be generated when an operation is blocked, but the system is still fully functional. These codes are in the range 1000–1999.

Code	Message	Description
1000	Trap meant for testing SNMP configuration.	The trap was meant for testing the SNMP configuration of the system.
1000	Test mail meant for verifying E-Mail configuration.	The e-mail was meant for testing the E-mail notification feature of the system.
1001	Manually triggered AutoSupport EMAIL	The AutoSupport e-mail was triggered by a user.
1002	Weekly AutoSupport EMAIL	The AutoSupport e-mail is the automatically generated, weekly e-mail.
1100	Export of volume BARCODE from library LIBNAME added to pick list.	The virtual tape BARCODE associated with the library LIBNAME has been added to the pick list. The associated physical tape needs to be mounted before the export can continue.
1100	Import of volume BARCODE into library LIBNAME added to pick list.	The physical tape BARCODE associated with the library LIBNAME has been added to the pick list. This physical tape needs to be mounted before the import can continue.
1101	Recommend loading physical tape BARCODE into tape drive DEVNAME.	The physical tape BARCODE needs to be loaded into the physical tape drive DEVNAME.
1200	Import or export waiting, but there are no physical tape devices enabled.	The import or export cannot be completed because there are no physical tape devices enabled for your NearStore VTL appliance. Ensure that any connected tape devices have been added to your system configuration and that they have been enabled.
1300	Disk usage is nearing capacity	Your disk is nearing its capacity.
1400	Maintenance disk pool is not empty	A disk has been moved into the maintenance pool.
1450	There are NUMBER EEP pending requests	There are a total of NUMBER pending requests waiting to be sent to the physical library entry/exit port.
1460	Shelf firmware needs upgrade. New firmware is available for upgrade	During the installation of a NearStore VTL software release, the appliance determined that a newer version of disk shelf firmware than is currently installed in the disk shelf controllers is available, and included with the release. You can install the new firmware by resolving the action. The installation takes approximately 10 minutes for each shelf. I/O is stopped during installation, but is automatically restarted when the installation completes. When the installation starts on a controller, the appliance issues event code 2600. Event code 2601 indicates the installation failed. Event code 2602 indicates installation is complete. See the description for each event code for more information.
1461	Shelf firmware needs upgrade. New firmware needs to be downloaded for upgrade	During the installation of a NearStore VTL software release, the appliance determined that a newer version of disk shelf firmware is currently installed on at least one of the disk shelf controllers, and that this version is newer than the version included with the software release. You should check if there is newer firmware available, and if there is, whether to install it. To install the new firmware do the following: Download the new firmware Resolve the action The installation takes approximately 10 minutes for each shelf. I/O is stopped during installation, but is automatically restarted when the installation completes. When the installation starts on a controller, the appliance issues event code 2600. Event code 2601 indicates the installation failed. Event code 2602 indicates installation is complete. See the description for each event code for more information.
1907	DEVNAME at Port=PORT SerialNo=SERIAL Shelf=SHF Bay=BAY added to maintenance disk pool	The specified disk has been moved to the maintenance pool. This happens after a degraded, manually failed, or failed disk has been successfully replaced. The replaced disk is moved to the maintenance pool for actions such as removing and returning to the factory.
1908	DEVNAME at Port=PORT SerialNo=SERIAL Shelf=SHF Bay=BAY selected to return to factory	The specified disk has been marked for removal and return to factory
1909	DEVNAME at Port=PORT SerialNo=SERIAL Shelf=SHF Bay=BAY returned to factory	The specified disk that had been marked for return to the factory, has been removed.
1910	DEVNAME at Port=PORT SerialNo=SERIAL Shelf=SHF Bay=BAY selected to return to service	The specified disk has been selected to be moved out of the maintenance pool, and into the hot spares pool.
1911	DEVNAME at Port=PORT SerialNo=SERIAL Shelf=SHF Bay=BAY returned to service	The specified disk has been returned to service.