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Event ID 1415: Creating and connecting an IO queue on a NVMeoF Controller on device(Port = …) succeeded

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Creating and connecting an IO queue on a NVMeoF Controller on device(Port = …) succeeded.

Event 1415
StorPort
System log
Information
Message and fields (as Event Viewer shows them)
Creating and connecting an IO queue on a NVMeoF Controller on device(Port = …) succeeded.                    
Adapter Guid: …                    
Miniport driver name: …                    
SubsystemNqn: …                    
ControllerId: …                    
QueueId: …                    
Duration (usecs): …