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AFF A700 shuts down to over temperature on X91148A adapter

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Applies to

  • FAS A900, FAS9500 with BMC firmware prior to 16.3
  • FAS A700, FAS9000 with SP firmware prior to 4.12
  • Non Like for Like Adapter Replacement

Issue

  • An existing card such as X91143A CNA adapter is replaced with a different adapter such as X91148A Ethernet adapter
  • After replacing the adapter the following is seen:
 
Fri Feb 04 12:42:15 -0500 [node-01: env_mgr: monitor.chassisTemperature.warm:alert]: Chassis temperature is too warm: IO3 CNA SW DieTmp is critical high (3280 mV).
Fri Feb 04 12:42:15 -0500 [node-01: env_mgr: monitor.chassisTemperature.warm:alert]: Chassis temperature is too warm: IO3 CNA ASIC1 DieTmp is critical high (1760 mV).
Fri Feb 04 12:42:15 -0500 [node-01: env_mgr: monitor.chassisTemperature.warm:alert]: Chassis temperature is too warm: IO3 CNA ASIC2 DieTmp is critical high (960 mV).
Fri Feb 04 12:43:00 -0500 [node-01: monitor: monitor.globalStatus.critical:EMERGENCY]: Chassis temperature is too high..
Fri Feb 04 12:43:15 -0500 [node-01: env_mgr: callhome.chassis.hitemp:error]: Call home for CHASSIS OVER TEMPERATURE
Fri Feb 04 12:43:18 -0500 [node-01: cf_main: cf.fsm.takeover.nfo:info]: Failover monitor: takeover attempted after "storage failover takeover" command.
Fri Feb 04 12:45:15 -0500 [node-01: env_mgr: monitor.shutdown.chassisOverTemp:EMERGENCY]: Chassis temperature is too hot: Temp on I/O Slot3 is critical high. System will be shutdown in 2 minutes
Fri Feb 04 12:47:18 -0500 [node-01: env_mgr: monitor.shutdown.emergency:EMERGENCY]: Emergency shutdown: Environmental Reason Shutdown (Temperature critical)

 
  • The x91148 high performance ethernet adapter sensors were reporting as the CNA adapter
IO3 Present    discrete    normal            normal    PRESENT
IO3 Ready    discrete    normal            normal    READY
IO3 Status    unknown    normal    57
IO3 CNA Volt Status    discrete    invalid            invalid
IO3 CNA Volt Spikes    counter    normal    0                            3
IO3 CNA Power Good    discrete    normal            normal    GOOD
IO3 CNA SW DieTmp    thermal    normal    3280    mV            2920    3040    3520    3680
IO3 CNA ASIC1 DieTmp    thermal    normal    1760    mV            1560    1640    1920    2000
IO3 CNA ASIC2 DieTmp    thermal    normal    1000    mV            880    920    1040    1120
IO3 CNA P1.0V    voltage    normal    11600    mV            10400    10800    12800    13200
IO3 CNA P0.9V-1    voltage    normal    3280    mV            2880    3040    3520    3680
IO3 CNA P0.9V-2    voltage    normal    5000    mV            4400    4640    5320    5600
IO3 CNA P0.9V SW    voltage    normal    11600    mV            10400    10800    12800    13200
IO3 CNA P5V Standby    voltage    normal    1800    mA            80    280    3000    3480
IO3 CNA P12V HS    voltage    init-failed        mV            10400    10800    12800    13200
IO3 CNA Hot Swap Cur    current    init-failed        mA            80    280    3000    3480
IO3 CNA PCISW DT Avg    thermal    normal    3280    C            2920    3040    3520    3680
IO3 CNA ASIC1 DT Avg    thermal    normal    1760    C            1560    1640    1920    2000
IO3 CNA ASIC2 DT Avg    thermal    normal    976    C            880    920    1040    1120

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