Hardware restarted
If you enable the event rule HardwareRestarted, you receive notifications when each SPU successfully restarts (after the initial startup). Restarts are usually related to a software fault, whereas hardware causes can include uncorrectable memory faults or a failed disk driver interaction.
The following is the syntax for the event rule
HardwareRestarted:
-name HardwareRestarted -on no -eventType hwRestarted -eventArgsExpr
'' -notifyType email -dst 'you@company.com' -ccDst '' -msg 'NPS system
$HOST - $hwType $hwId restarted at $eventTimestamp.' -bodyText
'$notifyMsg\n\nSPA ID: $spaId\nSPA Slot: $spaSlot\n'
-eventAggrCount 50
You can modify the event rule to specify that the system include the device serial number, its hardware revision, and firmware revision as part of the message, subject, or both.
The
following table describes the arguments to the HardwareRestarted event
rule.
| Arguments | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| hwType | The type of hardware affected | spu |
| hwId | The hardware ID of the regen source SPU having the problem | 1013 |
| spaId | The ID of the SPA | A number 1 - 32 |
| spaSlot | The SPA slot number | Usually a slot number from 1 to 13 |
| devSerial | The serial number of the SPU | 601S496A2012 |
| devHwRev | The hardware revision | 7.21496rA2.21091rB1 |
| devFwRev | The firmware revision | 1.36 |