HP P9000 for Business Continuity Manager Software Messages (T5253-96055, September 2011)

Table 60 Details of Error Codes C1xx (continued)
Type of ErrorError DetailsError
Code
OthersPATHCMDCnt Ac-J ZTCACnt Ac-S ZBC Z
Not outputOutputNot
output
A copy pair cannot be suspended
because the S-VOL status is being
changed.
C194
Not outputOutputNot
output
A copy pair cannot be suspended
because the specified copy pair is
already in the suspend status.
C195
Not outputOutputNot
output
The command cannot be executed
because there is no copy pair that
can be suspended in the group.
C198
Not outputOutputNot
output
The copy pair cannot be
suspended. The reason might be
one of the following:
C199
• The status of the bootup volume
is being changed.
• There is a copy pair in the
group that has a status that is
being changed.
Not outputOutputNot
output
A Cnt Ac-S Z or TCA copy pair
status cannot be changed because
C1BE
the storage system is being turned
on.
Table 61 Details of Error Codes C2xx
Type of ErrorError DetailsError
Code
OthersPATHCMDCnt Ac-J ZTCACnt Ac-S ZBC Z
Not outputOutputNot
output
A copy pair cannot be made
because the specified copy pair is
already in the DUPLEX status.
C211
Not outputOutputNot
output
The command cannot be executed
because the serial number or SSID
C213
of the primary storage system in
the parameter does not match the
actual serial number or SSID of the
primary storage system.
Not outputOutputNot
output
The command cannot be executed
because the serial number or SSID
C214
of the secondary storage system in
the parameter is different from the
one already registered with the
path (including ones without a
path).
Not outputOutputNot
output
A copy pair cannot be made
because the specified S-VOL is in
use by another copy pair.
C215
Not outputOutputNot
output
A copy pair cannot be
resynchronized because the
C21A
specified copy pair is not in the
suspend status.
Not outputOutputNot
output
A copy pair cannot be dissolved
because the status of the specified
volume is SIMPLEX.
C22A
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