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iso/org/dod/internet/private/enterprises/.232/.3/.2/.5/cpqDaPhyDrvErrTable/cpqDaPhyDrvErrEntry/cpqDaPhyDrvErrDesc

cpqDaPhyDrvErrDesc

OBJECT-TYPE

1.3.6.1.4.1.232.3.2.5.2.1.15

Access

read-only

Status

mandatory

Source

CPQIDA-MIB

Sub-identifiers

Description

The index used to display an error associated with a physical drive. This number refers to an entry in a list of error strings enumerating the possible physical drive errors associated with a particular physical disk drive. The valid values are: DriveFailure (1) The Management Station should display the following string: `Drive Failure`. CommFailure(2) The Management Station should display the following string: `Communication Failure`. DriveIOError(3) The Management Station should display the following string: `Drive I/O Error`. SCSICommError(4) The Management Station should display the following string: `SCSI Communication Error`. UpgradeRequired(5) The Management Station should display the following string: `Configuration Utility or OS upgrade required`. DriveWriteProtected(6) The Management Station should display the following string: `Drive Write Protected - Check Drive Jumpers`. InvalidRequest(7) The Management Station should display the following string: `Invalid Request`. SCSIMessageError(8) The Management Station should display the following string: `SCSI Message Error`. ControllerFailure(9) The Management Station should display the following string: `Controller Failure`. InternalExternalConflict(10) The Management Station should display the following string: `Internal/External Conflict on Port 1`. InternalDriveFailure(11) The Management Station should display the following string: `Internal Drive Failure`. SCSIErrorOutOfRange(12) The Management Station should display the following string: `SCSI Error, Sense Code = %xh` where %x is the value of the cpqDaPhyDrvSenseCode object. This index will only be provided if the specified object exceeds the valid range. CAMErrorOutOfRange(13) The Management Station should display the following string: `CAM Error, CAM status =%xh` where %x is the value of the cpqDaPhyDrvCamStatus object. This index will only be provided if the specified object exceeds the valid range. ErrorTypeOutOfRange(14) The Management Station should display the following string: `Error type =%xh` where %x is the value of the cpqDaPhyDrvErrType object. This index will only be provided if the specified object exceeds the valid range.

Syntax

INTEGER { driveFailure(1), commFailure(2), driveIOError(3), scsiCommError(4), compaqUpgradeRequired(5), driveWriteProtected(6), invalidRequest(7), scsiMessageError(8), controllerFailure(9), internExternConflict(10), internalDriveFailure(11), scsiErrorOutOfRange(12), camErrorOutOfRange(13), errorTypeOutOfRange(14) }