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kernel_crash

andrehbosch
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Hi there

I'm having some issues on WAAS devices with Kernel_crash 's. How can this be resolved?

sabf-0051-kuruman-wae-1#sh alarm

Critical Alarms:

----------------

None

Major Alarms:

-------------

        Alarm ID                 Module/Submodule               Instance

   ---------------             --------------------          ---------------

   1 kernel_crash              sysmon                       kernel                  

Minor Alarms:

-------------

None

sabf-0051-kuruman-wae-1#

sabf-0051-kuruman-wae-1#sh version

Cisco Wide Area Application Services Software (WAAS)

Copyright (c) 1999-2011 by Cisco Systems, Inc.

Cisco Wide Area Application Services (accelerator-k9) Software Release 4.4.1 (build b12 May 27 2011)

Version: nme-wae-502-4.4.1.12

Compiled 08:42:00 May 27 2011 by damaster

Device Id: 00:1e:7a:12:b9:21

System was restarted on Tue Jan  3 10:33:54 2012.

The system has been up for 21 hours, 48 minutes, 18 seconds.

sabf-0051-kuruman-wae-1#sh disk detail

Physical disk information:

  disk00: Present    SB2D34EVHBJPAE     (h01 c00 i00 l00 - Int DAS-SATA)

          114470MB(111.8GB)

Mounted file systems:

MOUNT POINT      TYPE       DEVICE                SIZE     INUSE      FREE USE%

/sw              internal   /dev/sdb1            991MB     698MB     293MB  70%

/swstore         internal   /dev/sdb2            991MB     497MB     494MB  50%

/state           internal   /dev/sdb3           3967MB     151MB    3816MB   3%

/local/local1    SYSFS      /dev/sdb7           5951MB    2084MB    3867MB  35%

/disk00-04       CONTENT    /dev/sdb6          96995MB   42674MB   54321MB  43%

.../local1/spool PRINTSPOOL /dev/sdb8            991MB      16MB     975MB   1%

No RAID devices present.

Disk encryption feature is disabled.

sabf-0051-kuruman-wae-1#sh alarm hist detail

     Op Sev Alarm ID             Module/Submodule     Instance

     -- --- -------------------- -------------------- --------------------

   1 C  Ma  servicedead          nodemgr              actastor_watchdog  

     Jan  3 10:43:45.170 SAST, Processing Error Alarm, #000002, 2000:330003

     nodemgr: The actastor_watchdog service died.

   2 R  Ma  servicedead          nodemgr              actastor_watchdog  

     Jan  3 10:43:34.869 SAST, Processing Error Alarm, #000002, 2000:330003

     nodemgr: The actastor_watchdog service died.

   3 R  Ma  kernel_crash         sysmon               kernel             

     Jan  3 10:39:00.527 SAST, Processing Error Alarm, #000001, 1000:445020

     Kernel Crash files were detected

Op - Operation: R-Raised, C-Cleared

Sev - Severity: Cr-Critical, Ma-Major, Mi-Minor

sabf-0051-kuruman-wae-1#sh acce

Accelerator     Licensed        Config State    Operational State            

-----------     --------        ------------    -----------------            

cifs            Yes             Enabled         Running   

epm             Yes             Enabled         Running   

http            Yes             Enabled         Running   

mapi            Yes             Disabled        Shutdown  

nfs             Yes             Enabled         Running   

ssl             Yes             Enabled         Running   

video           No              Enabled         Shutdown  

sabf-0051-kuruman-wae-1#

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Accepted Solutions

Bhavin Yadav
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hi Andre,

Core files / kernel crash files are generated when an AO goes to unstable state. It then restarts itself after creating a core dump / kernel crash.

If you want Cisco to analyze kernel crash / core dump, please open a TAC case and send sysreport along with all the files from core_dir OR crash directory.

The alarm will remain on if WAE finds any files in core_dir or crash directory. If you want to disable the alarm, you can delete the files from these folders. The alarm will go off automatically once you clean up crash and core_dir folders.

Hope this helps.

Regards.

PS: Please mark this as Answered, if this answers your question.

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Bhavin Yadav
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hi Andre,

Core files / kernel crash files are generated when an AO goes to unstable state. It then restarts itself after creating a core dump / kernel crash.

If you want Cisco to analyze kernel crash / core dump, please open a TAC case and send sysreport along with all the files from core_dir OR crash directory.

The alarm will remain on if WAE finds any files in core_dir or crash directory. If you want to disable the alarm, you can delete the files from these folders. The alarm will go off automatically once you clean up crash and core_dir folders.

Hope this helps.

Regards.

PS: Please mark this as Answered, if this answers your question.