Normally if I receive CIMC errors I create a case to have a TAC review the issue and determine the problem. Unfortunately I have a test environment with some servers that are outside of support and simply try to use them until they stop working and replace. I am trying to determine how critical an error I am currently getting with CIMC errors. Previously I had some harmless CIMC errors including ones related to CMOS batteries being low where swapping them has been fine. In this case, the Cisco documentation says to contact support for this error code as well as a series of error codes. However, it does not explain what the issue is or what the code points to.
Here is what I currently get:
CIMC Voltage P1V0_SAS #0x0e Upper critical - going high - Asserted | reading 1.05 >= Threshold 1.05 volts
CIMC Platform alert LED_BLADE STATUS #0x95 LED color is amber
CIMC Voltage P1V0_SAS #0x0e Upper critical - going high Deasserted | Reading 1.04 <= Threshold 1.05 Volts
CIMC Platform alert LED_BLADE STATUS #0x95 LED color is green Asserted
These errors all appear within a few seconds so the voltage seems to spike then go back down. But what is the voltage on? Is this a motherboard failure? It also seems to occur every 2-3 hours.
