What is your current SCOS version that you are running on your system?Have you opened a support case so that we can review your systems health check and can release the newer SCOS for your system?
What errors are you getting with your health check?From your first post you stated that the cables are connected, and controllers are up and running.There are many reasons that a system can fail a health check & without knowing the error I can tell you how to resolve the issue.
Based on the errors that are listed there does appear to be an issue with bottom controller. looking at the errors that are in the screen shots most likely the controller does need to be replaced.
With the current version of SCOS that is running on your SCv2020 you will not be able to do a factory reset without contacting support.In versions 6.7 & later you can issue a command via CLI to do a factory reset.
it should be 6.5.20. Yes I have, Dell support sent me the procedure, all the SCOS and SCUU versions i need to update the storage but when i try to update from 6.5.20 to 6.7.50 it appears the message that it didn't pass the latest system health check.
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Hello brad.c,
What is your current SCOS version that you are running on your system? Have you opened a support case so that we can review your systems health check and can release the newer SCOS for your system?