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dbs.ekm.cert.alert

Severity

ALERT

Description

This message occurs when Distributed Block Store (DBS) detects that an External Key Management (EKM) key server configuration contains a certificate that will expire in less than 7 days.

Corrective Action

Renew each listed certificate and update the associated EKM key server configuration.

Syslog Message

DBS has detected that an EKM key server certificate is nearing expiration. Cluster fault type %s, fault ID %u, status %u. %s

Parameters

cfType (STRING): DBS cluster fault type of the associated object.
cfID (INT): DBS cluster fault ID number associated with the fault.
cfStatus (INT): Current status of the cluster fault. 1 = New (just reported), 2 = Existing (updated), 3 = Resolved (closed).
cfDetails (STRING): Details of the certificates that are nearing expiration.
cfExtSrc (STRING): DBS cluster fault externalSource label created by the "CreateClusterFault" API command and attached to the fault for testing purposes.

dbs.ekm.cert.error

Severity

ERROR

Description

This message occurs when Distributed Block Store (DBS) detects that an External Key Management (EKM) key server configuration contains a certificate that will expire in less than 30 days.

Corrective Action

Renew each listed certificate and update the associated EKM key server configuration.

Syslog Message

DBS has detected that an EKM key server certificate is nearing expiration. Cluster fault type %s, fault ID %u, status %u. %s

Parameters

cfType (STRING): DBS cluster fault type of the associated object.
cfID (INT): DBS cluster fault ID number associated with the fault.
cfStatus (INT): Current status of the cluster fault. 1 = New (just reported), 2 = Existing (updated), 3 = Resolved (closed).
cfDetails (STRING): Details of the certificates that are nearing expiration.
cfExtSrc (STRING): DBS cluster fault externalSource label created by the "CreateClusterFault" API command and attached to the fault for testing purposes.