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3-8 Dell PowerEdge 4100/180 and 4100/200 Systems Installation and Troubleshooting Guide
Memory ECC fault
detected.
An ECC error has occurred in sys-
tem memory.
Run the appropriate memory test(s)
in the system diagnostics. See
Chapter 5, “Running the System
Diagnostics,” for more information.
Physical drive failure
detected.
A physical drive, which is not part
of a composite array, has failed in
the specified server. If possible, the
chassis number and drive number
are also provided.
Notify the supervisor. Remove and
replace the drive.
Power supply degraded
redundancy detected.
In a system with redundant power
supplies, more power is being drawn
from the pair of power supplies than
one of the power supplies could sup-
port.
Reduce power consumption by dis-
connecting some peripherals or
cards.
Power supply lost redun-
dancy detected.
In a system with redundant power
supplies, one power supply has been
disconnected or has failed. (If a
power supply has failed, you should
be receiving voltage and current
failure messages as well.)
Make sure both power supplies are
properly connected to their power
sources.
Temperature sensor vio-
lation detected.
Temperature sensor warn-
ing detected.
A thermal probe in the specified
server has exceeded temperature
range. If possible, the chassis num-
ber and probe number are also
provided.
Check for a fan failure. If the prob-
lem persists, replace the fan. See
“Replacing a Cooling Fan” in Chap-
ter 8.
Table 3-3. Dell HIP Alert Log Messages
(Continued)
Message Cause Action
NOTE: For the full name of an abbreviation or acronym used in this table, see the abbreviation and acronym list.