HP VMA-series Memory Arrays - Manual (Page 246)

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media-device-health-warn 10 Percent an HP VMA SAN Gateway
media device (VMA Array)
has one or more health
attributes in a warning or
critical state. Normalized
SMART attributes are used.
The key attributes for HP
Arrays are Avail Reserved
Space and Media Wearout
Indicator. SMART attr 232:
Avail Reserved Space is the
percentage of reserved
blocks available (unused).
This threshold is 10%.
SMART attr 233: Media
Wearout Indicator tracks the
number of erase cycles for
flash as a percentage of life
remaining. Check the VMA Array for
any alarms. High
media-device-lifetime-
warn 5 Percent an HP VMA SAN Gateway
media device (VMA Array)
has crossed the threshold for
SMART attr 233: Media
Wearout Indicator. This
tracks the number of erase
cycles for flash as a
percentage of life
remaining. Contact HP customer
support to determine if any
VIMMs should be replaced. High
media-device-state-
change State Change State an HP VMA SAN Gateway
media device (VMA Array)
has changed state. The
possible states are:
unknown, online, offline,
error, removed, disabled, or
onlining. Verify that the connected
VMA Array is in the proper
online state. High / Low
media-device-unknown-
type Event Triggered an HP VMA SAN Gateway
has detected a media device
connected of an unknown
type. The Model, Serial #,
and size are provided. The most common
occurrence is a freshly
formatted VMA Array has
been connected to an HP
VMA SAN Gateway. The
CLI “media init ...”
command is used to
initialize the device. Low
media-system-swap-state State Change State An internal HP VMA SAN
Gateway disk has changed
state for having an active
swap partition. The active
state is true when a swap
partition has been activated
or false for deactivation. Please contact HP customer
support. Low
memusage-high 90 Percent an HP VMA SAN Gateway
has detected that system
RAM has exceeded a
percentage in use threshold. Please contact HP customer
support. Medium