NAS 1000s - Administration Guide
Table Of Contents
- NAS 1000s Administration Guide
- Table of Contents
- About This Guide
- 1 System Overview
- 2 Setup Completion and Basic Administrative Procedures
- 3 Persistent Storage Manager
- Operational Overview
- Reading Snapshots
- Creating Snapshots
- PSM Snapshot Attributes
- Automated Snapshot Deletion
- Data Recovery
- Snapshots Performance Impact
- Recovering Snapshots after a System Restore or System Loss
- Granule Size Update Utility
- Clearing the Cache File from the System
- Re-extending Volumes from Old Snapshots
- Global Settings
- Volume Settings
- Schedules
- Persistent Image and Group Information
- Managing Persistent Images
- Creating a New Persistent Image
- Deleting a Persistent Image
- Editing Persistent Image Properties
- Undo Persistent Image Changes
- Restoring an Image
- Known Issues
- 4 User and Group Management
- 5 Folder and Share Management
- 6 UNIX File System Management
- 7 NetWare File System Management
- 8 Remote Access Methods and Monitoring
- A Backup Management
- B PSM Error Codes
- Index
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B
PSM Error Codes
If you experience a problem using Persistent Storage Manager, the following list of event log
messages can be used to troubleshoot. Error codes are logged to the system event log by the
file system driver for Persistent Storage Manager, PSMAN5 driver; each entry appears with
"psman5" as the source name.
Table 5: PSM Error Codes
Error Code Description
0x00000001 An invalid IOCTL was sent to the driver.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support
0x00000002 Device name is not recognized by PSM.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
0x00000003 An invalid path was given for the cache file.
Explanation: This error will appear if the cache file cannot be created
because the cache file drive is not present.
Action: Save the system eventlog, contact technical support.
0x00000005 An exception occurred.
Action: Save the system eventlog, contact technical support.
0x00000005 You do not have sufficient rights to the cache file directory.
Action: Make sure you have full access to the cache file directory
0x00000005 The cache file specified is a directory instead of a file.
Action: Give a full path and filename for the cache file.
0x00000005 PSM was told to shut down.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
0x00000006 User performing PSM function without opening PSM.
Action: Programmatically, PSM must be opened before a command can be
submitted.
0x00000015 Access to a virtual volume has been attempted after it has been destroyed.
Action: Do not access virtual volumes after they have been destroyed.
0x00000016 Something has gone wrong with PSM.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
0x00000017 Bad sector was detected in the cache file.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
0x0000001F General failure.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.