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PSM Error Codes
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0x00000057 An invalid parameter was passed to a function.
Action: Programmatically, verify the parameters being passed to PSM are
correct.
0x00000079 I/O timed out while reading from the cache file.
Action: Verify the hard drive is operational.
0x0000007A Buffer size supplied is insufficient to hold requested information.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
0x000000A1 An invalid path was given for the cache file.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
0x000000EA Buffer size supplied is insufficient to hold requested information.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
0x000003E6 An exception occurred.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
0x00000456 PSM was stopped because the media of a device being PSM'ed was
changed.
Action: You can take a new snapshot now
0x0000045D An error occurred on the device.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
0x000005AA There is insufficient memory available.
Action: Close unnecessary applications or add more memory.
0x000006F8 Buffer size supplied is insufficient to hold requested information.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
0x000006F8 Invalid buffer address passed for I/O.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
0x80000005 Specified buffer size is too low.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
0x8000001C PSM was stopped because the media of a device being PSM'ed was
changed.
Action: Take a new snapshot.
0xA0000004 The cache file is <x>% full. The oldest snapshot(s) will automatically be
deleted at <y>%.
Explanation: This is a warning that the cache file size is approaching the
threshold at which some snapshots will be deleted automatically to free up
some cache file capacity. <x> is the percentage for which the warning
message will be generated, and <y> is the percentage which represents the
threshold. (By default, these values are 80% and 90%, respectively, and can
be modified in Windows 2000 for NAS (Disks/Persistent Storage
Manager).)
Action: In Windows 2000 for NAS (Disks/Persistent Storage Manager)),
delete some (non-critical) snapshots before the system does to guarantee that
critical snapshots do not get deleted accidentally.
0xC0000001 General failure.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
0xC0000002 Function is not yet implemented.
Action: Save the system eventlog and contact technical support.
Table 5: PSM Error Codes
Error Code Description
- NAS 1000s 1
- First Edition (April 2003) 2
- Part Number: 338724-001 2
- Contents 10
- About this Guide 11
- Overview 12
- Conventions 13
- Rack Stability 15
- Getting Help 15
- HP Storage Website 16
- HP Authorized Reseller 16
- System Overview 17
- Server Hardware Features 18
- Software Features 19
- Product Information 19
- Product Manageability 20
- Product Redundancy 20
- Product Scalability 20
- Deployment Scenarios 21
- Environment Scenarios 22
- User Interfaces 23
- NAS 1000s Console 25
- NAS Management Console 26
- Data Copy 26
- Setup Completion and Basic 27
- Administrative Procedures 27
- Setup Completion 28
- ■ Folder Management 29
- ■ Share Management 29
- ■ Protocol parameter settings 29
- Figure 4: Maintenance menu 32
- Figure 6: Shutdown menu 34
- Figure 7: Logs menu 35
- Setting up E-mail Alerts 36
- Updating the Software 37
- Persistent Storage Manager 39
- Reading Snapshots 40
- Creating Snapshots 40
- PSM Snapshot Attributes 40
- Automated Snapshot Deletion 41
- Data Recovery 41
- PSM and Backup 42
- Snapshots Performance Impact 43
- Granule Size Update Utility 44
- Figure 10: PSM Main screen 46
- Global Settings 47
- Volume Settings 48
- Free Space 49
- Cache Size 49
- Volume Configuration Settings 49
- Schedules 50
- Create a New Schedule 51
- 4. Click OK 52
- Persistent image group name 54
- Number of images in group 54
- Image attributes 54
- Managing Persistent Images 55
- Deleting a Persistent Image 57
- Undo Persistent Image Changes 59
- Restoring an Image 60
- 5. Choose OK 61
- Known Issues 62
- User and Group Management 63
- User and Group Name Planning 64
- Managing User Names 65
- Managing Group Names 65
- Managing Local Users 66
- Adding a New User 67
- Deleting a User 67
- Modifying a User Password 68
- Modifying User Properties 68
- Managing Local Groups 69
- Adding a New Group 70
- Deleting a Group 70
- Modifying Group Properties 71
- Drive Quotas 72
- Folder Management 80
- Creating a New Folder 82
- Deleting a Folder 83
- Modifying Folder Properties 83
- Figure 48 90
- 8. Click OK 90
- Share Management 92
- NFS Compatibility Issues 93
- Managing Shares 94
- NFS Sharing 98
- FTP Sharing 98
- Web Sharing (HTTP) 98
- NetWare Sharing (NCP) 99
- AFP (AppleTalk) Sharing 100
- Protocol Parameter Settings 101
- CIFS Protocol Settings 102
- NFS Protocol Settings 102
- FTP Protocol Settings 102
- HTTP Protocol Settings 102
- Security settings 103
- Limits on number of sessions 103
- Welcome message 103
- Folder and Share Management 104
- UNIX File System Management 105
- Network File System 106
- Server for NFS 106
- Authenticating User Access 107
- Logging Events 108
- Directory Domain Controllers 109
- NFS File Shares 110
- Deleting a Share 111
- Modifying Share Properties 111
- Figure 61: NFS Sharing tab 112
- Encoding Types 113
- NFS Async/Sync Settings 115
- NFS Client Groups 117
- Adding a New Client Group 118
- Deleting a Client Group 118
- NFS User and Group Mappings 120
- Squashed Mappings 121
- General Information 122
- Simple Mapping 123
- Explicit User Mapping 124
- Explicit Group Mapping 125
- Backing up User Mappings 127
- Restoring User Mappings 127
- NFS File Sharing Tests 128
- Using Terminal Services 129
- Using Telnet Server 129
- Using Remote Shell Service 129
- Password Synchronization 130
- Configuring Advanced Settings 131
- Domain Controllers 132
- NetWare File System 135
- Management 135
- Adding Local NetWare Users 138
- Managing NCP Volumes (Shares) 140
- Deleting an NCP Share 141
- ■ Creating a new share 143
- ■ Modifying share properties 143
- NOTES: 148
- Remote Access Methods and 149
- Monitoring 149
- Web Based User Interface 150
- Terminal Services 150
- Telnet Server 151
- Remote Shell Daemon 152
- Backup Management 153
- Hardware Options 154
- Software Options 154
- Best Practices 155
- Backup Schedules 156
- Media Rotation 156
- Offsite Storage 156
- Readiness Testing 158
- Disaster Recovery 158
- PSM Error Codes 159
- See also 171
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