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    This document provides instructions to clear an amber LED on an E-Series Controller Firmware drive that does not clear after a reboot or hardware replacement. It involves running shell commands with the drive's tray ID and component address to submit a control request and update the state machine. Running additional commands can help acquire the necessary IDs and understand the syntax.

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    LSI Clear Amber Led

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    This document provides instructions to clear an amber LED on an E-Series Controller Firmware drive that does not clear after a reboot or hardware replacement. It involves running shell commands with the drive's tray ID and component address to submit a control request and update the state machine. Running additional commands can help acquire the necessary IDs and understand the syntax.

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    Clear amber warning led on LSI arrays

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    This document provides instructions to clear an amber LED on an E-Series Controller Firmware drive that does not clear after a reboot or hardware replacement. It involves running shell commands with the drive's tray ID and component address to submit a control request and update the state machine. Running additional commands can help acquire the necessary IDs and understand the syntax.

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    LSI Clear Amber Led

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    This document provides instructions to clear an amber LED on an E-Series Controller Firmware drive that does not clear after a reboot or hardware replacement. It involves running shell commands with the drive's tray ID and component address to submit a control request and update the state machine. Running additional commands can help acquire the necessary IDs and understand the syntax.

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    This article describes the steps to be performed to clear the amber LED on an E-Series Controller Firmware 7.

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    drive that does not clear up even after a reboot or a hardware replacement.
    Procedure
    Perform the following steps:
    1. Run the following shell command:
    ssmSubmitDriveCR <trayID>,<componentAddress>,1,0,0,0,0,2,0,0,0
    2. Run the following command to acquire the component address and the tray ID:
    Note: This is the address for the drive that is misreporting.
    ssmShowDrives
    Example output:
    [Storage Array]
    [0x0101 - Enclosure - Tray ID: 0, ELI: 0000000000000000, Status:
    Okay]
    0x0106 - Drive - Status: Okay
    0x0107 - Drive - Status: Okay
    0x0108 - Drive - Status: Okay
    0x0109 - Drive - Status: Okay
    0x010a - Drive - Status: Missing
    0x010b - Drive - Status: Missing
    0x010c - Drive - Status: Missing
    0x010d - Drive - Status: Okay
    0x010e - Drive - Status: Okay
    0x010f - Drive - Status: Okay
    0x0110 - Drive - Status: Okay
    0x0111 - Drive - Status: Okay
    3. Run the command using the component address:
    ssmSubmitDriveCR 0,0x0106,1,0,0,0,0,2,0,0,0
    In this example, the syntax will appear as above.
    4. Run the following command to access the Help menu and understand the syntax:
    ssmSubmitDriveCR help
    Example output:
    Usage: ssmSubmitDriveCR <trayId>, <componentAddress>,
    <updateStateMachine>,
    <present>, <warning>, <online>,
    <identify>, <sar>, <saa>,
    <rebuild>, <rebuildAbort>
    Description: Submit a control request of a particular type to an EAC.
    Parameters:
    trayId - id of tray to submit to (invoke ssmShowTree)
    componentAddress - address of component to change (invoke
    ssmShowTree())
    updateStateMachine - boolean indicating whether to update state
    machine
    0 = bypass state sachine
    1 = update state machine
    command(s) - Ex. sar = turn on/off Service Action Required LED:
    0 = No Change (default)
    1 = turn on
    2 = turn off
    Example: submitXXXCR 0, 0x101, 1, ...
    Use ssmSubmitUnspecifiedCR to (re)set Swap & Bypass bits.
    Note: If issues persist, contact NetApp Support.

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