Hello all

A network guy went into the lab and noticed 2 amber lights on the Power 8 server.

He called me and I did a WRKPRB and sure enough, there was one.
I tried report the problem but that failed. Another thing to figure out.
Message was CPF8C19 return code 2.

Got ahold of our service provider and he said it's a raid card parity blip.

Contacted IBM for maintenance and waiting for response.

My question is, is there a service that I can check for these sort of things regularly, like every 10 minutes?
We get lulled into security by the resilience of the Power servers.





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