here is the alert i get in my email. keep in mind that the controller is back online and functional in passive mode. next, the active controller will randomly failover to the passive one. it keep flipping back and forth, and the array remains online and active with no data loss.
WARNING event from storage array bunkersan1
subsystem: SP
event: 28.3.51
time: Wed Apr 24 02:09:01 2019
Warning health conditions currently exist.
Correct these conditions before they affect array operation.
Active control module cannot communicate with secondary control module. Failover cannot occur.
There are 1 outstanding health conditions. Correct these conditions before they affect array operation.
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WARNING event from storage array bunkersan1
subsystem: SP
event: 28.3.51
time: Wed Apr 24 02:09:21 2019
Warning health conditions currently exist.
Correct these conditions before they affect array operation.
Control modules are initializing. Control module failover cannot occur until the initialization completes.
There are 1 outstanding health conditions. Correct these conditions before they affect array operation.
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WARNING event from storage array bunkersan1
subsystem: SP
event: 28.3.51
time: Wed Apr 24 02:09:21 2019
Warning health conditions currently exist.
Correct these conditions before they affect array operation.
Control modules are initializing. Control module failover cannot occur until the initialization completes.
There are 1 outstanding health conditions. Correct these conditions before they affect array operation.
dwilliam62
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Posted April 24th, 2019 09:00
Hello,
Please open a support case. Without looking at the logs it's not possible to make a guess on the cause.
I've not heard of any other such cases suggesting not a firmware issue.
Is it actually failing over controllers or is the passive controller restarting over and over?
That will generate alerts about controller fail over not being available and redundancy alerts.
Regards,
Don