Odd error message in /var/log/vmkernel

[kenner]

What does this mean:

Jun 26 00:19:57 esx1 vmkernel: 28:01:32:35.164 cpu5:4448)NMP: nmp_CompleteCommandForPath: Command 0x2a (0x410005227280) to NMP device "naa.6080020f4f455e3a0000000500000000" failed on physical path "vmhba32:C0:T0:L0" H:0x0 D:0x28 P:0x0 Possible sense data: 0x5 0x25 0x0.

Where can I look up the 0x28? Is 0x5 0x25 the ASC/ASCQ? If so, I can't find that one listed.

[Texiwill]

Hello,

Looks like an iSCSI issue... vmhba32 generally points to the software iSCSI HBA. Did you have a network hiccup? COrrelate the data and time to your iSCSI device logs.

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[kenner]

Looks like an iSCSI issue... vmhba32 generally points to the

software iSCSI HBA. Did you have a network hiccup? COrrelate the

data and time to your iSCSI device logs.

Yes, it's obviously iSCSI, but nothing in any other log.

The question is where to look up the meaning of the numbers in those

messages.

[Texiwill]

Hello,

I would open a VMware Support Request. I have not seen a 'decoder' out for vSphere yet.

Best regards,

Edward L. Haletky VMware Communities User Moderator, VMware vExpert 2009, Virtualization Practice Analyst[/url]
Now Available: 'VMware vSphere(TM) and Virtual Infrastructure Security: Securing the Virtual Environment'[/url]
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