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Table 8-2. DR4000 System Event Messages
System Event Message
System Event = Type 1
No fault tolerant RAID
configuration found.
Data volume is not present. Please
check that all disks are inserted and
powered-up.
Unable to detect filesystem type on
data volume.
A non-certified disk drive was
detected. This disk needs to be
replaced for the system to become
operational.
NVRAM has not been detected.
Invalid or unsupported Network
Configuration has been detected.
Some of the network cards are not
part of the bond configuration.
No IP address has been assigned to
the system.
No valid hostname has been
assigned to the system.
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Troubleshooting and Maintenance
Description/Meaning or Action
Contact Dell Support for assistance or
intervention.
Verify that all of the DR4000 system disks are
installed and powered up.
DR4000 system did not initialize properly.
Contact Dell Support for assistance or
intervention.
A non-Dell physical disk drive was detected by
the DR4000 system, which does not support
non-Dell disks.
Remove and replace the non-Dell disk with a
Dell-approved disk to allow DR4000 system
operations.
Verify that the NVRAM card is seated properly
in the DR4000 system appliance.
Use the DR4000 system CLI to reconfigure the
NICs. For more information, see the
DR4000 System Command Line Reference
Guide
.
Use the DR4000 system CLI to reconfigure the
NICs. For more information, see the
DR4000 System Command Line Reference
Guide
.
For more information, see "Default IP Address
and Subnet Mask Address" on page 14.
For more information, see "Configuring
Networking Settings" on page 31.
You can also use the CLI system --setname
command to assign a valid hostname (for more
Dell DR4000 System
information, see the
Command Line Reference Guide
Dell
Dell
).