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I have several p505 servers that lost power recently and several of them come up with an 110000AC - Power/Cooling Subsystem Unrecovered error that is keeping them from booting. I know this error can be cleared but I am not sure how to do it exactly. Can anyone help? |
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You can reset the attention indicator on the front of the machine by using the Identify and Attention Indicators function under the Task Selection menu of diagnostics under AIX. To actually clear the error code out of the service processor you need to access the ASMI and clear the service processor logs from there. |
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