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NS_E_PAGING_ERROR
NS_E_PAGING_ERROR: Content Server disk state
NS_E_PAGING_ERROR (0xC00D0062) means a Content Server could not page the requested block through its storage path.
Evidence to preserve
Capture the server and disk UID, block identity or offset, current layout membership, page request, and the first local storage or network error tied to that block transfer.
How to interpret it
Paging can cross both Content Server state and underlying storage. A generic retry can hide whether the problem is a specific block, member, or transport path.
Recovery and verification
Reproduce the same block request with the same member identity. Repair the lower-level path that fails, then verify that paging succeeds without changing unrelated content or layout state.
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