RAID 1 or RAID 1+0 volume in a scenario ofĬoncurrent background surface analysis and I/O write
To prevent rare potential data write errors on a When I run "controller all show config" from HPACUCLI you can see the x2 146Gb RAID1, the x4 new 900Gb SAS and the x12 300GB drives Here is the output.Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\VMware\VMware vSphere CLI>esxcli.exe -u root -p ? -server=10.10.x.x hpacucli cmd -q "controller all show config"Ī firmware update is recommended for this controller There is already a RAID1 consisting of x2 146Gb drives that contains the ESXi 5.1 install And a RAID5 array consisting of x12 300Gb drives on a HP MAS DAS device The command below can be used to show the status of your array, which in my case is not good.I'm looking for some assistance in creating a new RAID5 and logical drive from 4 new 900Gb SAS drives recently added to a HP D元80 G7 server using the HPACUCLI command Now I add the remaining drive as a hot spare to the newly created array B
Physicaldrive 2:4 (port 2:id 4, Parallel SCSI, 72.8 GB, OK) Physicaldrive 2:3 (port 2:id 3, Parallel SCSI, 72.8 GB, OK) Now I can view my new array using ctrl all show config.Īrray B (Parallel SCSI, Unused Space: 0 MB) =>ctrl slot=0 create type=ld drives=2:3,2:4 raid=1 The command below creates the second array, array B. In my case I had added 3 additonal drives to a D元85 G1 with the intention of creating a simple raid1 mirror with a hot spare. Once the utility is started run the command below to show your arrays and disks. The utility is useful as it allows you to create and delete raid configs without having to reboot.įirst run the hpacucli command to start the utility. The command can be installed in one of two ways either by standalone rpm, or as part of the Proliant Support Pack. Hpacucli is the a command line Array Configuration Utility program for Smart Array Controllers and RAID Array Controllers.
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