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FC-VI adapter: Discarded a received frame because of a receive frame error

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Applies to

  • Fabric-attached MetroCluster
  • ONTAP 9

Issue

  • EMS reports Discarded a received frame because of a receive frame error.

[Node-A: ispfcvi2500_main4: fcvi.qlgc.FrameDiscardErr:error]: FC-VI adapter: Discarded a received frame because of a receive frame error. Port 0f, QP name = WAFL, QP index = 4, exchange ID 0x1a5, address offset 0xa000, remote node's system id = xxxxxxx.

  • The FCVI port may be reset due to the receive frame errors:

[Node-A: ispfcvi2500_main2: fcvi.qlgc.receive.error:error]: FC-VI adapter: Received bad frame on port 0f. Mailbox-1 = 520, Mailbox-2 = 324. Resetting the port.
[Node-A: ispfcvi2500_port2: fcvi.update.link.state:notice]: FC-VI adapter: Physical link is down on port 0f.
[Node-A: fcvi_reset_proc: callhome.mcc.fcvi.reset:notice]: Call home for METROCLUSTER FCVI RESET
[Node-A: ispfcvi2500_port2: fcvi.update.link.state:notice]: FC-VI adapter: Physical link is up on port 0f.

  • The output of porterrshow command reports a lot of enc in, enc out, crc err, crc g_eof, bad e0f and link fail errors on the ISL port:

SwitchA:admin> porterrshow

porterrshow        :
          frames        enc     crc     crc     too     too     bad     enc    disc    link    loss    loss    frjt    fbsy     c3timeout     pcs      uncor
        tx       rx      in     err     g_eof   shrt    long    eof     out    c3      fail    sync    sig                      tx      rx      err     err

40:  317.6g  404.5g    2.8k    2.5k    2.5k    1       0      56     151.2k  120       51.4k   0       3       0       0       0      51       0       0
41:  462.1g  544.0g    0       0       0       0       0       0       3.3k  298       1       0       3       0       0       0     128       0       0

 

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