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  • 1.  New to HP servers, are these log entries normal?

    Posted Mar 19, 2017 05:49 PM

    I'm setting up some new HP servers for the first time (normally use Dell) with the HP iso for ESXI 6.5. I'm checking the logs to make sure everything is ok and I'm seeing the following in the vmkernel.log every hour:

    2017-03-19T16:47:17.479Z cpu17:409028)FSS: 6751: Failed to open file 'hpilo-d0ccb0'; Requested flags 0x5, world: 409028 [sfcb-smx], (Existing flags 0x5, world: 409033 [sfcb-smx]): Busy

    2017-03-19T16:51:13.325Z cpu45:66167)nhpsa: hpsa_vmkScsiCmdDone:5238: Sense data: error code: 0x70, key: 0x5, info:00 00 00 00 , cmdInfo:00 00 00 00 , CmdSN: 0x741, worldId: 0x109ea, Cmd: 0x85, ASC: 0x20, ASCQ: 0x0

    2017-03-19T16:51:13.325Z cpu45:66167)nhpsa: hpsa_vmkScsiCmdDone:5238: Sense data: error code: 0x70, key: 0x5, info:00 00 00 00 , cmdInfo:00 00 00 00 , CmdSN: 0x742, worldId: 0x109ea, Cmd: 0x4d, ASC: 0x20, ASCQ: 0x0

    2017-03-19T17:21:13.303Z cpu45:91639)nhpsa: hpsa_vmkScsiCmdDone:5238: Sense data: error code: 0x70, key: 0x5, info:00 00 00 00 , cmdInfo:00 00 00 00 , CmdSN: 0x744, worldId: 0x109ea, Cmd: 0x85, ASC: 0x20, ASCQ: 0x0

    2017-03-19T17:21:13.303Z cpu37:66507)ScsiDeviceIO: 2948: Cmd(0x439d492785c0) 0x85, CmdSN 0x744 from world 68074 to dev "naa.600508b1001c56e2fbfb8539fd961571" failed H:0x0 D:0x2 P:0x0 Valid sense data: 0x5 0x20 0x0.

    2017-03-19T17:21:13.303Z cpu45:91639)nhpsa: hpsa_vmkScsiCmdDone:5238: Sense data: error code: 0x70, key: 0x5, info:00 00 00 00 , cmdInfo:00 00 00 00 , CmdSN: 0x745, worldId: 0x109ea, Cmd: 0x4d, ASC: 0x20, ASCQ: 0x0

    There's a raid card in the server and two drives in raid 1 where ESXi is installed. Are these log entries about hpsa and ilo expected and normal?



  • 2.  RE: New to HP servers, are these log entries normal?

    Posted Mar 20, 2017 03:07 PM

    Fred,

    I have also noticed these errors in our HP environment as well. In regards to the sense data error, it appears that they may be due to a device (CD/DVD) that does not support rescan. Check out this KB, which says the messages are normal and can be ignored. Additionally, when researching this issue I also found this ESXi SCSI Sense Code Decoder that may be helpful. In regards to the failed hp-ilo file open, I have yet to find the cause of a possible lock.



  • 3.  RE: New to HP servers, are these log entries normal?
    Best Answer

    Posted Mar 21, 2017 07:04 AM

    Hi

    2017-03-19T16:51:13.325Z cpu45:66167)nhpsa: hpsa_vmkScsiCmdDone:5238: Sense data: error code: 0x70, key: 0x5, info:00 00 00 00 , cmdInfo:00 00 00 00 , CmdSN: 0x741, worldId: 0x109ea, Cmd: 0x85, ASC: 0x20, ASCQ: 0x0

    you can translate it to below form

    Valid sense data : 0x5 0x20 0x0

    This message is generated because your disk or device does not support 0x85 command. 0x85 is ATA PASS-THROUGH(16)

    you can safely ignore it.

    Understanding SCSI Check Conditions in VMkernel logs during rescan operations (1010244) | VMware KB

    • ASQ/ASCQ 0x20/0x0 is Invalid Command Operation Code
    • ASQ/ASCQ 0x24/0x0 is Invalid Field in CDB (Command Descriptor Block)

    This is not necessarily a problem. Some devices do not and cannot provide the requested information

    If the storage device is otherwise working correctly, the log messages can be ignored.



  • 4.  RE: New to HP servers, are these log entries normal?

    Posted Sep 01, 2017 12:27 PM

    were experiencing the exact same issue...

    2017-08-31T09:16:17.372Z cpu31:68164)FSS: 6766: Failed to open file 'hpilo-d0ccb0'; Requested flags 0x5, world: 68164 [sfcb-smx], (Existing flags 0x0, world: 0 [unknown]): Busy

    2017-08-31T09:16:17.385Z cpu21:68164)ilo : Open could not dequeue a packet

    2017-08-31T09:16:17.385Z cpu21:68164)FSS: 6766: Failed to open file 'hpilo-d0ccb1'; Requested flags 0x5, world: 68164 [sfcb-smx], (Existing flags 0x0, world: 0 [unknown]): Busy

    2017-08-31T09:16:17.399Z cpu31:68164)ilo : Open could not dequeue a packet

    2017-08-31T09:16:17.400Z cpu31:68164)FSS: 6766: Failed to open file 'hpilo-d0ccb2'; Requested flags 0x5, world: 68164 [sfcb-smx], (Existing flags 0x0, world: 0 [unknown]): Busy

    ive opened a support request with vmware but so far havent been able to resolve the issue.

    we are running the custom HPE iso for 6.5u1

    vmware suggested to install the latest AMS bundle pack... so you can try this, but it did not resolve our issue.

    http://h20566.www2.hpe.com/hpsc/swd/public/detail?sp4ts.oid=7271228&swItemId=MTX_273a2cb9e7484b51aab09c4a49&swEnvOid=4234#tab-history

    vmware pointed me to this as well.. but this doesnt resolve the issue either. the article is for esxi 5.x but they said it relates to 6.5 as well

    https://h20566.www2.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?sp4ts.oid=5261094&docLocale=en_US&docId=emr_na-c03624914

    also updating ilo to the latest version did not fix the issue.

    my request with vmware is on going.



  • 5.  RE: New to HP servers, are these log entries normal?

    Posted Oct 12, 2017 02:03 PM

    Hello,

    I was just wondering if you were ever able to resolve this issue? We are also seeing this in our environment as we upgrade to the Custom HP ESXi 6.5U1.

    Thanks



  • 6.  RE: New to HP servers, are these log entries normal?

    Posted Feb 16, 2018 10:04 AM

    Hello

    Same issue here, we are running ESXi 6.5 U1 with the latest HPE Agents and every host is logging the event between 20 and 60 times per 24 hours. According to HPE, these log entries can be ignored: HPE Support document - HPE Support Center



  • 7.  RE: New to HP servers, are these log entries normal?

    Posted Mar 21, 2018 06:15 PM

    Do we have any update on the issue mentioned here?

    If I decode the sense data in below error

    nhpsa: hpsa_vmkScsiCmdDone:5239: Sense data: error code: 0x70, key: 0x5, info:00 00 00 00

    I get this

    LOGICAL UNIT DOES NOT RESPOND TO SELECTION



  • 8.  RE: New to HP servers, are these log entries normal?

    Posted Sep 26, 2018 02:34 PM

    We're seeing the same log entries on an ESXi 6.7 host, using the HP custom ESXi image.