Chassis and FEX Alarms

Chassis and FEX Components Alarms

Following table shows the description of the supported alarms for chassis and FEX components.

Name MO Severity Explanation Recommended Action

ChassisControllerAlternateImage

equipment.ChassisController

Warning

There is some issue with the alternate firmware image of the Chassis Controller.

Contact Cisco TAC for further assistance.

ChassisControllerAsicPost

equipment.ChassisController

Warning

The Chassis Controller ASIC has a POST error

Contact Cisco TAC for further assistance.

ChassisControllerFruState

equipment.ChassisController

Critical

The Chassis Controller Field Replacement Unit (FRU) is not readable.

Contact Cisco TAC for further assistance.

ChassisControllerLowMemory

equipment.ChassisController

Critical

This alarm indicates that the Chassis Controller has a critical low memory error.

Contact Cisco TAC for further assistance.

ChassisControllerMissing

equipment.ChassisController

Critical

The Chassis Controller is missing or removed

Contact Cisco TAC for further assistance.

ChassisControllerOffline

equipment.ChassisController

Critical

The Chassis Controller is offline.

Contact Cisco TAC for further assistance.

ChassisControllerPost

equipment.ChassisController

Warning

The Chassis Controller has a POST error.

Contact Cisco TAC for further assistance.

ChassisControllerSelectedImage

equipment.ChassisController

Warning

There is some issue with the current Chassis Controller firmware image.

Contact Cisco TAC for further assistance.

ChassisControllerTemperatureCritical

equipment.ChassisController

Critical

This alarm indicates that the Chassis Controller has a critical temperature threshold condition.

Contact Cisco TAC for further assistance.

ChassisControllerTemperatureWarning

equipment.ChassisController

Warning

This alarm indicates that the Chassis Controller has a warning temperature threshold condition.

Contact Cisco TAC for further assistance.

ChassisControllerTPM

equipment.ChassisController

Critical

The Chassis Controller has a TPM error

Contact Cisco TAC for further assistance.
ChassisFanMissing equipment.Chassis Warning A single chassis fan is not operational or missing.

  1. Check the fans operational state on the GUI. Chassis>Inventory>Thermal>Fan Modules>Fan Module <ID>>Fans

  2. Check the fan-related syslog messages to see the exact reason for the failure.

  3. Create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC to see if the fan needs replacement.

ChassisFansMissing equipment.Chassis Critical Multiple chassis fans are not operational or missing.

  1. Check the fans operational state on the GUI. Chassis>Inventory>Thermal>Fan Modules>Fan Module Name>Fans

  2. Check the fan-related syslog messages to see the exact reason for the failure.

  3. Create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC to see if the fans need replacement.

EquipmentChassisFanSpeedCritical equipment.Fan Critical The chassis fan has exceeded the expected speed range, possibly indicating fan failure or a sensor/controller issue.

  1. If the fan speed is low, verify that the fan blades are not blocked and that airflow is not restricted.

  2. If the fan speed is high, check the fan LED status, and then remove and reinsert the fan.

  3. If the issue persists, generate a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC. The fan might require replacement.

  4. For Cisco UCS X-Series, consider a software upgrade if applicable.
ChassisFanSpeedWarning equipment.Fan Warning The chassis fan has a speed threshold condition.

If you see this fault, take the following actions:

  1. If the fan is running below the expected speed, ensure that the fan blades are not blocked.

  2. If the fan is running above the expected speed, remove and re-insert the fan.

  3. If the issue persists, create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC to see if any hardware needs replacement.

ChassisFanTemperatureCritical equipment.Fan Critical The chassis fan has a temperature threshold condition.

  1. Review the product specifications to determine the temperature operating range of the fan module.

  2. Power off unused blade servers and rack servers.

  3. Verify that the site cooling system is operating properly.

  4. Set the value of the Fan Control Mode for the chassis using Chassis Thermal policy.

  5. Create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC to see if any hardware needs replacement.

ChassisFanTemperatureWarning equipment.Fan Warning The chassis fan has a temperature threshold condition.

  1. Review the product specifications to determine the temperature operating range of the fan module.

  2. Power off unused blade servers and rack servers.

  3. Verify that the site cooling system is operating properly.

  4. Set the value of the Fan Control Mode for the chassis using Chassis Thermal policy.

  5. Create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC to see if any hardware needs replacement.

ChassisFruState equipment.Chassis Critical The Chassis Field Replacement Unit (FRU) is not readable.

  1. Verify that a supported adapter is installed.

  2. Create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC to see if the adapter needs replacement.

ChassisInputPowerCritical equipment.Chassis Critical The chassis input power has crossed the threshold condition.

  1. Monitor the PSU status.

  2. Verify that the input power cord is appropriate as per the spec sheet.

  3. If possible, remove and reset the PSU.

  4. If the above actions do not resolve the issue, create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC.

ChassisInputPowerWarning equipment.Chassis Warning The chassis input power has reached the threshold condition.

  1. Monitor the PSU status.

  2. Verify that the input power cord is appropriate as per the spec sheet.

  3. If possible, remove and reset the PSU.

  4. If the above actions do not resolve the issue, create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC.

ChassisOutputPowerCritical equipment.Chassis Critical The chassis output power has crossed the threshold condition.

  1. Monitor the PSU status.

  2. Verify that the output power matches the maximum rated output power as per the spec sheet.

  3. If possible, remove and reset the PSU.

  4. If the above actions do not resolve the issue, create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC.

ChassisOutputPowerWarning equipment.Chassis Warning The chassis output power has reached the threshold condition.

  1. Monitor the PSU status.

  2. Verify that the output power matches the maximum rated output mentioned in the spec sheet.

  3. If possible, remove and reseat the PSU.

  4. If the above actions do not resolve the issue, create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC.

ChassisPowerCritical equipment.Chassis Critical The chassis power supply has critical issue.

  1. Review the product specifications to determine the operating temperature range of the PSU module.

  2. Power off unused blade servers and rack servers.

  3. Check the power supply unit that has the problem, as follows:

    • On the CLI, run the following command on chassis IFM/ IOM to get the power details: pwrmgrcli -a

    • On the GUI, view the PSUs tab here: Chassis>Inventory>Power>PSUs

  4. If the above actions do not resolve the issue, create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC.

ChassisPowerWarning equipment.Chassis Warning The chassis power supply has warning issue.

  1. Review the product specifications to determine the temperature operating range of the PSU module.

  2. Power off unused blade servers and rack servers.

  3. Check the power supply unit that has the problem, as follow:

    • On the CLI, run the following command on chassis IFM/ IOM to get the power details: pwrmgrcli -a

    • On the GUI, view the PSUs tab here: Chassis>Inventory>

      Power>PSUs

  4. If the above actions do not resolve the issue, create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC.

ChassisPsuFruState equipment.Psu Critical The power supply Field Replacement Unit (FRU) is not readable. Create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC.
ChassisPsuInputOutOfRange equipment.Psu Warning The chassis power supply has out of range AC input.

  1. Check the power supply unit that has the problem, as follow:

    • On the CLI, run the following command on chassis IFM/ IOM to get the power details: pwrmgrcli -a

    • On the GUI, view the PSUs tab here: Chassis>Inventory>Power>PSUs

  2. Verify that the power cord is properly connected to the power supply and to the power source.

  3. Ensure that the power supply is properly inserted and plugged in.

  4. If problem persists, remove and re-insert the power-supply unit.

  5. If the above actions do not resolve the issue, create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC.

ChassisPsuInputVoltageCritical equipment.Psu Critical The power supply input voltage has crossed threshold condition.

  1. Verify that the power cord is properly connected to the PSU and the power source.

  2. Verify that the power source is within the input voltage range mentioned in the spec sheet.

  3. Verify that the PSU is properly installed in the chassis.

  4. Remove the PSU and reinstall it.

  5. If the issue persists, create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC to see if the PSU needs replacement.

ChassisPsuInputVoltageWarning equipment.Psu Warning The power supply input voltage has reached threshold condition.

  1. Verify that the power cord is properly connected to the PSU and the power source.

  2. Verify that the power source is within the input voltage range mentioned in the spec sheet.

  3. Verify that the PSU is properly installed in the chassis.

  4. Remove the PSU and reinstall it.

  5. If the issue persists, create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC to see if the PSU needs replacement.

ChassisPsuOutput equipment.Psu Critical The power supply has an error condition that prevents DC output.

  1. Monitor the PSU status.

  2. Verify that the power cord is properly connected to the power supply and to the power source.

  3. Remove and reseat the PSU.

  4. If the above actions do not resolve the issue, create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC.

ChassisPsuOutputCurrentCritical equipment.Psu Critical The power supply output current has crossed the threshold condition.

  1. Monitor the PSU status.

  2. Remove and reseat the PSU.

  3. If the issue persists, create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC to see if the PSU needs replacement.

ChassisPsuOutputCurrentWarning equipment.Psu Warning The power supply output current has reached the threshold condition.

  1. Monitor the PSU status.

  2. Remove and reseat the PSU.

  3. If the issue persists, create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC to see if the PSU needs replacement.

ChassisPsuOutputPowerCritical equipment.Psu Critical The power supply output power has crossed the threshold condition.

  1. Verify that the power cord is properly connected to the PSU and the power source.

  2. Verify that the output power matches the maximum rated output mentioned in the spec sheet.

  3. Verify that the PSU is properly installed in the chassis.

  4. Remove the PSU and reinstall it.

  5. If the issue persists, create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC to see if the PSU needs replacement.

ChassisPsuOutputVoltageCritical equipment.Psu Critical The power supply output voltage has crossed the threshold condition.

  1. Verify that the power cord is properly connected to the PSU and the power source.

  2. Verify that the power source is within the output voltage range mentioned in the spec sheet.

  3. Verify that the PSU is properly installed in the chassis.

  4. Remove the PSU and reinstall it.

  5. If the issue persists, create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC to see if the PSU needs replacement.

ChassisPsuOutputVoltageWarning equipment.Psu Warning The power supply output voltage has reached the threshold condition.

  1. Verify that the power cord is properly connected to the PSU and the power source.

  2. Verify that the power source is within the output voltage range mentioned in the spec sheet.

  3. Verify that the PSU is properly installed in the chassis.

  4. Remove the PSU and reinstall it.

  5. If the issue persists, create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC to see if the PSU needs replacement.

ChassisPsuTemperatureCritical equipment.Psu Critical The power supply has a temperature threshold condition.

  1. Monitor the PSU status.

  2. Verify that the server fans are working properly.

  3. If the above actions do not resolve the issue, create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC to see if any hardware needs replacement.

ChassisPsuTemperatureWarning equipment.Psu Warning The power supply has a temperature threshold condition.

  1. Monitor the PSU status.

  2. Verify that the server fans are working properly.

  3. If the above actions do not resolve the issue, create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC to see if any hardware needs replacement.

ChassisThermalSafeMode

equipment.Chassis

Critical

Chassis cannot read temperature sensors from any components; fans forced to SAFE mode.

  • Verify all modules (Servers, IOMs, IFMs, and XFMs) are present and healthy.

  • If the above action does not resolve the issue, contact Cisco TAC.
EquipmentChassisFanFruState equipment.Fan Critical

A chassis fan module or fan field-replaceable unit (FRU) is missing, unreadable, has failed, or is in a failed FRU state.

  1. Navigate to Chassis > affected chassis > Inventory > Thermal > Fan Modules or the Cisco UCS X-Series Intelligent Fabric Module (IFM) fan-module path.

  2. Inspect the field-replaceable unit (FRU) and operational states.

  3. Reseat or replace the fan module, and then verify the inventory.
EquipmentChassisFanUnresponsive equipment.Fan Critical A chassis fan is installed but not responding to the chassis or controller.

  1. For Cisco UCS X-Series, navigate to Chassis > affected chassis > Inventory > Intelligent Fabric Modules > affected IFM > Fan Modules > Fans.

  2. For other chassis, navigate to Chassis > affected chassis > Inventory > Thermal > Fan Modules > Fans.

  3. Reseat the affected fan. After reseating or replacing the fan, verify its state.
EquipmentChassisPsuInputLost equipment.Psu Warning

The chassis power supply unit (PSU) is not receiving AC power.

  1. Check the power supply unit (PSU) LED and monitor the PSU status to verify that the PSU is receiving power.

  2. Verify that the power cord is securely connected to the PSU and the power source.

  3. Remove and reseat the PSU, and then check the PSU LED. If the LED remains off, verify the input power and check for a possible LED failure.

  4. If the issue persists, generate a show tech-support file and contact the Cisco Technical Assistance Center (TAC).

EquipmentChassisPsuRedundancyLost equipment.Chassis Critical The chassis has lost the expected power-supply redundancy. This condition usually occurs when a power supply unit (PSU) has failed, is missing or unresponsive, or has lost input power.

  1. Navigate to Chassis > affected chassis > Inventory > Power > PSUs.

  2. Verify all expected PSUs and AC power feeds. Check the PSU LED status before reseating a PSU.

  3. Restore the power feed, or replace or reseat the PSU. Check the PSU LED status again. If the LED remains off, verify the input power and check for a possible LED failure.

  4. Verify that the redundancy state returns to healthy.
EquipmentChassisPsuUnresponsive equipment.Psu Critical

A chassis power supply unit (PSU) is installed but does not respond to chassis management.

  1. Navigate to Chassis > affected chassis > Inventory > Power > PSUs. Check the PSU LED status to verify whether the PSU is receiving power.

  2. Restore the input power or reseat the PSU. Check the PSU LED status again. If the LED remains off, verify the input power and check for a possible LED failure.

  3. Verify the PSU state.

  4. If the PSU remains unresponsive, generate a tech-support file.

EquipmentIoCardLowMemory

 equipment.IoCard Critical

The I/O card has almost no free memory. If memory capacity is exceeded, card functions might stop operating correctly. This condition often clears when memory becomes available. If it persists, investigate the cause.

  1. Monitor memory usage to determine whether the condition clears.

  2. If the condition persists, investigate possible causes, such as memory leaks or excessive features.

  3. Reduce features or processes, if possible.

  4. If memory usage remains high, reboot the I/O module (IOM) during an approved maintenance window to clear temporary files and reduce memory usage. If the condition recurs, review known defects.

  5. If needed, contact Cisco TAC and provide the logs and system information. Review the logs for related warnings.

EquipmentIoCardOffline

 equipment.IoCard Critical

A chassis I/O module or intelligent fabric module is offline. This condition can affect blade or chassis connectivity through the module.

  1. Navigate to Chassis > affected chassis > Inventory > IO Modules or Intelligent Fabric Modules.

  2. Navigate to Fabric Interconnects > affected Fabric Interconnect > Ports. Verify that the connected server ports are configured and operational.

  3. After reseating the module, rediscover the chassis and verify that the I/O module (IOM) is online.

EquipmentTempSensorReadFailureServerSlot1

equipment.Chassis

 Critical

The chassis cannot read a temperature sensor associated with server slot 1.

  1. Navigate to Chassis > affected chassis > Inventory > Servers > Slot 1.

  2. If reseating is required, gracefully shut down the workloads.

  3. Reboot the Cisco Integrated Management Controller (CIMC). If needed, reseat or rediscover the server.

  4. Verify the temperature sensors and the chassis thermal state.

EquipmentTempSensorReadFailureServerSlot4

equipment.Chassis

 Critical

The chassis cannot read a temperature sensor associated with server slot 4.

  1. Navigate to Chassis > affected chassis > Inventory > Servers > Slot 4.

  2. If reseating is required, gracefully shut down the workloads.

  3. Reboot the Cisco Integrated Management Controller (CIMC). If needed, reseat or rediscover the server.

  4. Verify the temperature sensors and the chassis thermal state.
FexFanInoperable equipment.Fan Critical This alarm occurs if a fan is not operational.

  1. Check the fan status on the GUI Fabric Interconnects > Fabric Interconnect Name > Connections > Fabric Extenders>Inventory>Fan Modules

  2. Check the fan-related syslog messages to see the exact reason for the failure.

  3. Create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC to see if any hardware needs replacement.

FexFanPoweredOff equipment.Fan Critical This alarm occurs if a fan is shutdown.

  1. Check the fan status on the GUI Fabric Interconnects > Fabric Interconnect Name > Connections > Fabric Extenders>Inventory>Fan Modules

  2. Check the fan-related syslog messages to see the exact reason for the failure.

  3. If the fan is OK, Check the PSU status Fabric Interconnects > Fabric Interconnect Name > Connections > Fabric Extenders>Inventory>PSUs

  4. Verify that the power cord is properly connected to the power supply and to the power source.

  5. Ensure that the power supply is properly inserted and plugged in.

  6. If problem persists, remove and re-insert the power-supply unit.

  7. If the above actions do not resolve the issue, create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC to see if any hardware needs replacement.

FexPsuInoperable equipment.Psu Critical This alarm occurs if a Power Supply is not operational.

  1. Check the PSU status by navigating on the GUI as follows: Chassis >Chassis Name >Inventory> Power>PSUs

  2. Create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC to see if any hardware needs replacement.

FexPsuPoweredOff equipment.Psu Critical This alarm occurs if a Power Supply is powered off either due to higher than expected power or due to higher than expected temperatures or because of the failure of a fan.

  1. Check the power supply unit that has the problem, as follow:

    • On the GUI, view the PSUs tab here: on the GUI Fabric Interconnects > Fabric Interconnect Name > Connections > Fabric Extenders>Inventory>PSUs

  2. Verify that the power cord is properly connected to the power supply and to the power source.

  3. Ensure that the power supply is properly inserted and plugged in.

  4. Ensure that the PSU is operating in the permissible temperature range.

  5. Verify that the fans are working properly.

  6. If the above actions do not resolve the issue, create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC to see if any hardware needs replacement.

InvalidConnections

 equipment.Chassis Critical

Connection topology between the Fabric Interconnects and IO Card is incorrect.

  • Verify and correct cabling between Fabric Interconnects and IO Cards.

  • Perform a rediscovery of the chassis.

  • If the above action does not resolve the issue, contact Cisco TAC.
IoCardAlternateImage equipment.IoCard Warning There is some issue with the alternate firmware image of the I/O Card.

  1. Review the fault and the error message on Chassis>Inventory>IO Modules to determine why the firmware image is unusable.

  2. If the firmware image is bad or corrupted, upgrade the server firmware/HSU bundle.

  3. If the image is present and the fault persists, create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC.

IoCardAsicPost equipment.IoCard Warning The I/O Card ASIC has a POST error Create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC.
IoCardFruState equipment.IoCard Critical The I/O Card Field Replacement Unit (FRU) is not readable.

Create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC.

IoCardMissing equipment.IoCard Critical I/O Card is missing or removed.

  1. Reinsert the I/O card and configure the Fabric Interconnect ports connected to it as server ports and wait a few minutes to see if the fault clears.

  2. If the above action does not resolve the issue, create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC.

IoCardPost equipment.IoCard Warning The I/O Card has a POST error. Create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC.
IoCardSelectedImage equipment.IoCard Warning There is some issue with the current I/O Card firmware image.

  1. Review the fault and the error message on Chassis>Inventory>IO Modules to determine why the firmware image is unusable.

  2. If the firmware image is bad or corrupted, upgrade the server firmware/HSU bundle.

  3. If the issue still persists, create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC.

IoCardTemperatureCritical equipment.IoCard Critical The I/O Card has a critical temperature threshold condition.

  1. View the acceptable temperature and voltage parameters and determine how much of the outlet or inlet temperature has reached or exceeded over the major or minor threshold value.

  2. Monitor other environmental events and ensure the temperature ranges are within recommended ranges.

  3. If the above actions do not resolve the issue, create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC.

IoCardTemperatureWarning equipment.IoCard Warning The I/O Card has a warning temperature threshold condition.

  1. View the acceptable temperature and voltage parameters and determine how much of the outlet or inlet temperature has reached or exceeded over the major or minor threshold value.

  2. Monitor other environmental events and ensure the temperature ranges are within recommended ranges.

  3. If the above actions do not resolve the issue, create a show tech-support file and contact Cisco TAC.

Slot1PCIeDeviceMappingInvalid equipment.Chassis Warning PCIe device mapping detected for slot 1 without a PCIe connectivity policy. Perform Reset Chassis Slot Configuration operation on the slot.

Slot1–8PCIeDeviceMappingInvalid

equipment.Chassis

Warning

PCIe device mapping detected without a PCIe connectivity policy.

  • Perform a Reset Chassis Slot Configuration operation.

  • If the above action does not resolve the issue, contact Cisco TAC.
Slot2PCIeDeviceMappingInvalid equipment.Chassis Warning PCIe device mapping detected for slot 2 without a PCIe connectivity policy. Perform Reset Chassis Slot Configuration operation on the slot.
Slot3PCIeDeviceMappingInvalid equipment.Chassis Warning PCIe device mapping detected for slot 3 without a PCIe connectivity policy. Perform Reset Chassis Slot Configuration operation on the slot.
Slot4PCIeDeviceMappingInvalid equipment.Chassis Warning PCIe device mapping detected for slot 4 without a PCIe connectivity policy. Perform Reset Chassis Slot Configuration operation on the slot.
Slot5PCIeDeviceMappingInvalid equipment.Chassis Warning PCIe device mapping detected for slot 5 without a PCIe connectivity policy. Perform Reset Chassis Slot Configuration operation on the slot.
Slot6PCIeDeviceMappingInvalid equipment.Chassis Warning PCIe device mapping detected for slot 6 without a PCIe connectivity policy. Perform Reset Chassis Slot Configuration operation on the slot.
Slot7PCIeDeviceMappingInvalid equipment.Chassis Warning PCIe device mapping detected for slot 7 without a PCIe connectivity policy. Perform Reset Chassis Slot Configuration operation on the slot.
Slot8PCIeDeviceMappingInvalid equipment.Chassis Warning PCIe device mapping detected for slot 8 without a PCIe connectivity policy. Perform Reset Chassis Slot Configuration operation on the slot.

TempSensorReadFailure (IFM1–2)

equipment.Chassis

Critical

Cannot read temperature data from the indicated component.

  • Reseat the affected module

  • If the above action does not resolve the issue, contact Cisco TAC.

TempSensorReadFailure (ServerSlot1–8)

equipment.Chassis

Critical

Cannot read temperature data from the indicated component.

  • Reseat the affected module

  • If the above action does not resolve the issue, contact Cisco TAC.

TempSensorReadFailure (XFM1–2)

equipment.Chassis

Critical

Cannot read temperature data from the indicated component.

  • Reseat the affected module

  • If the above action does not resolve the issue, contact Cisco TAC.
XFMComputeSlot1CommunicationFailure equipment.ExpanderModule Critical X-Fabric module management controller is unable to communicate with the device in chassis slot 1. Verify that the device in slot 1 has the minimum required CIMC firmware version 6.0.1.252xx. If the firmware version is compliant, perform a Management Controller Reboot operation on the node. If the issue persists, proceed with a Chassis Slot Reset operation.
XFMComputeSlot2CommunicationFailure equipment.ExpanderModule Critical X-Fabric module management controller is unable to communicate with the device in chassis slot 2. Verify that the device in slot 2 has the minimum required CIMC firmware version 6.0.1.252xx. If the firmware version is compliant, perform a Management Controller Reboot operation on the node. If the issue persists, proceed with a Chassis Slot Reset operation.
XFMComputeSlot3CommunicationFailure equipment.ExpanderModule Critical X-Fabric module management controller is unable to communicate with the device in chassis slot 3. Verify that the device in slot 3 has the minimum required CIMC firmware version 6.0.1.252xx. If the firmware version is compliant, perform a Management Controller Reboot operation on the node. If the issue persists, proceed with a Chassis Slot Reset operation.
XFMComputeSlot4CommunicationFailure equipment.ExpanderModule Critical X-Fabric module management controller is unable to communicate with the device in chassis slot 4. Verify that the device in slot 4 has the minimum required CIMC firmware version 6.0.1.252xx. If the firmware version is compliant, perform a Management Controller Reboot operation on the node. If the issue persists, proceed with a Chassis Slot Reset operation.
XFMComputeSlot5CommunicationFailure equipment.ExpanderModule Critical X-Fabric module management controller is unable to communicate with the device in chassis slot 5. Verify that the device in slot 5 has the minimum required CIMC firmware version 6.0.1.252xx. If the firmware version is compliant, perform a Management Controller Reboot operation on the node. If the issue persists, proceed with a Chassis Slot Reset operation.
XFMComputeSlot6CommunicationFailure equipment.ExpanderModule Critical X-Fabric module management controller is unable to communicate with the device in chassis slot 6. Verify that the device in slot 6 has the minimum required CIMC firmware version 6.0.1.252xx. If the firmware version is compliant, perform a Management Controller Reboot operation on the node. If the issue persists, proceed with a Chassis Slot Reset operation.
XFMComputeSlot7CommunicationFailure equipment.ExpanderModule Critical X-Fabric module management controller is unable to communicate with the device in chassis slot 7. Verify that the device in slot 7 has the minimum required CIMC firmware version 6.0.1.252xx. If the firmware version is compliant, perform a Management Controller Reboot operation on the node. If the issue persists, proceed with a Chassis Slot Reset operation.
XFMComputeSlot8CommunicationFailure equipment.ExpanderModule Critical X-Fabric module management controller is unable to communicate with the device in chassis slot 8. Verify that the device in slot 8 has the minimum required CIMC firmware version 6.0.1.252xx. If the firmware version is compliant, perform a Management Controller Reboot operation on the node. If the issue persists, proceed with a Chassis Slot Reset operation.
XFMPCIeSwitch1CommunicationFailure equipment.ExpanderModule Critical X-Fabric module management controller is unable to communicate with PCIe switch 1. X-Fabric module slot reset operation or reseat action may recover this issue. Perform X-Fabric module slot reset operation. If that does not resolve this issue try reseating the X-Fabric module. If the problem persists, contact Cisco TAC.
XFMPCIeSwitch1PowerFault equipment.ExpanderModule Critical Power fault detected in PCIe switch 1. X-Fabric module slot reset operation or X-Fabric module reseat action may recover this issue. Perform X-Fabric module slot reset operation. If that does not resolve this issue try reseating the X-Fabric module. If the problem persists, contact Cisco TAC.
XFMPCIeSwitch2CommunicationFailure equipment.ExpanderModule Critical X-Fabric module management controller is unable to communicate with PCIe switch 2. X-Fabric module slot reset operation or reseat action may recover this issue. Perform X-Fabric module slot reset operation. If that does not resolve this issue try reseating the X-Fabric module. If the problem persists, contact Cisco TAC.
XFMPCIeSwitch2PowerFault equipment.ExpanderModule Critical Power fault detected in PCIe switch 2. X-Fabric module slot reset operation or X-Fabric module reseat action may recover this issue. Perform X-Fabric module slot reset operation. If that does not resolve this issue try reseating the X-Fabric module. If the problem persists, contact Cisco TAC.
XFMUnknownCardInPCIeSlot1 equipment.ExpanderModule Warning Unknown card detected in X-Fabric module PCIe slot 1 Check if the riser and the PCIe card is seated properly.
XFMUnknownCardInPCIeSlot2 equipment.ExpanderModule Warning Unknown card detected in X-Fabric module PCIe slot 2 Check if the riser and the PCIe card is seated properly.
XFMUnsupportedCardInPCIeSlot1 equipment.ExpanderModule Warning Unsupported card detected in X-Fabric module PCIe slot 1 Install supported PCIe cards.
XFMUnsupportedCardInPCIeSlot2 equipment.ExpanderModule Warning Unsupported card detected in X-Fabric module PCIe slot 2 Install supported PCIe cards.