Don,

I have replaced those Daughter boards on both SANs and the errors remain.  Thats why I was thinking it was something else.

If that is the cause and replacing them didn't help, do you think its the Controller Modules then?

Hello, 

 Each SAN has two controllers, the active CM reports all errors, did you make sure to replace them on controller that it reported the problem on?  Otherwise the entire CM will need to be replaced. 

 Regards,

Don

The error should say CM0 or CM1    Do you have the complete error string for each one? 

 Don 

I assumed the CM with the error would be in standby.  I replaced the boards on the CMs in standby.

Is there a way I can determine which CM is at fault?

Neither one says CM0 or CM1.

I know for sure one is exactly as stated above:

c2f_run_load_test: c2fpmod_is_disabled.  Returning

The other I will have to look at it again, but I know it doesn’t say CM0 or CM1

Ok.  It is the Battery Daughter board.

Apparently you can have an alarm on a Controller Module and it will stay a primary.

I had one spare Daughter board and I swapped it out on the Primary Controller Board and the alarm cleared.

Thanks for you help.

Hello, 

 You are very welcome!  I am glad I could help out.   

  Regards,

Don