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Sensor 7 or sensor 13 over-temperature warning on NS224

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Applies to

  • NS224 shelf  
  • NSM100 module running firmware version prior to 02.10 

Issue

  • Over-temperature on sensor 7 or 13, which is the CPU sensor on the NSM module A or B
[node_name: dsa_worker4: ses.status.temperatureWarning:alert]: NS224NSM100 (S/N 123456789) shelf 0 on channel 0x temperature warning for Temperature sensor 7: non-critical status; overtemperature warning. Current temperature: 88 C
(190 F). This element is on the unknown location
 
[node_name: dsa_worker4: ses.status.temperatureWarning:alert]: NS224NSM100 (S/N 123456789) shelf 0 on channel 0x temperature warning for Temperature sensor 13: non-critical status; overtemperature warning. Current temperature: 88 C
(190 F). This element is on the unknown location
  • Hourly EMS error:
[node_name: statd: monitor.shelf.warning:error]: Fault reported on disk storage shelf attached to channel 0x. Check fans, power supplies, disks, and temperature sensors.
  • Storage show fault AutoSupport output example:

Enclosure Status: non-critical
Channel: 0x
Shelf: 0
Shelf Type: NS224NSM100
Module Type: NSM100
Temperature Sensors:
Element Status         Status Bytes  Status Descriptions
  1: OK                01,00,2A,00
  ...
 12: OK                01,00,2E,00
 13: NONCRITICAL       03,00,6C,04   OT WARNING
 14: OK                01,00,3C,00
 ...
 17: OK                01,00,3D,00
Enclosure:
Element Status         Status Bytes  Status Descriptions
  1: OK                01,00,02,00   FAIL

  • ENVIRONMENT AutoSupport output example:​​​

Channel: 0x
    Shelf: 10
    SES device path: local access: 0x.10.1.99
    Module type: NSM100; monitoring is active
    Shelf status: non-critical  condition
    SES Configuration, shelf 10:
     ...        
     Temperature Sensor installed element list: 1, 2, 3, ...15, 16, 17; with error: 13
    Shelf temperatures by element:
      [1] 19 C (66 F) (ambient)  Normal temperature range
      ...
      [12] 22 C (71 F)  Normal temperature range
      [13] 88 C (190 F) Overtemperature warning!

  • ::> storage shelf show output example:

Temperature:
                 -- Thresholds °C --
    Temp Is       Low  Low High High Operational
 ID   °C Ambient Crit Warn Crit Warn Status             Sensor Location
--- ---- ------- ---- ---- ---- ---- ------------------ --------------------------------
  1   19 true       0    5   52   47 normal             ambient temp sensor on ODP board
  2   24 false      0    5   60   55 normal             temp sensor on midplane left
 ...  
  7   35 false      0    5   90   85 normal             CPU package on top module
 ...
 12   22 false      0    5   65   60 normal             bottom module temp sensor near midplane
 13   88 false      0    5   90   85 over-temperature   CPU package on bottom module
 14   45 false      0    5   85   80 normal             Ethernet port 1 on bottom module
 ...

  • storage fault output example:
::> system node run -nodde node_name -command storage show fault
Temperature Sensors:
Element Status         Status Bytes  Status Descriptions
1: OK                01,00,27,00
...
6: OK                01,00,33,00                                
7: NONCRITICAL       03,00,6C,04   OT WARNING
8: OK                01,00,4C,00
...
17: OK                01,00,44,00                               

 

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