From: Clay Ye (clay.ye@gmail.com)
Date: Wed Oct 25 2006 - 21:24:42 EDT
Thanks for the reply, I tried both, seems not working,
on Solaris ,
/ #uname -a
SunOS Hostname 5.10 Generic_118844-26 i86pc i386 i86pc
/ #raidctl
No RAID volumes found
/ #
on Windows 2003, I unplugged one of the 2 hard disks, windows was
still working, which is good, but the problem is no event log shown in
'event viewer' about a failed disk.
Thanks
Clay
On 10/25/06, Ian McNish <ian@ians.net> wrote:
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> in Solaris use the raidctl program. for Windows check the event viewer.
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> Ian McNish
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> Clay Ye wrote:
> > Greetings,
> > We have some Sun x4100 servers (not x4100 M2), they have LSI raid card
> > and 2 disks, and we configured them with RAID 1, and install windows
> > 2003 or Solaris on them. The question is how to monitor the RAID if
> > one of the disks is down ? we know Dell servers come with OptiManager
> > that could monitor the disks, is there a same solutions for x4100
> > servers?
> >
> > I searched this maillist, someone mentioned LSI mystorage software , I
> > checked it, looks only has versions for windows and linux. So I
> > downloaded the windows one, and installed it on one x4100 (windows
> > 2003), but when I run it, it displayed something like 'detecting card'
> > and after some time, still this message, and the server stop
> > responding .
> >
> > I also checked the SUN ILOM, but it seems could only monitor server
> > enviroment, such as power, fan .etc.
> >
> > The same question goes for Sun x2100, it could also setup RAID on
> > BIOS? but how to monitor them?
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
>
>
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