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January 23rd, 2017 03:00
PERC Error battery Poweredge 2950
Hi All,
My server had a trouble with RAID battery, so i replaced by new one. I try to follow manual to do that. But After replacing battery, my server have another trouble. Everyone can see on the picture. I need helps form all of you to solve this problem.
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theflash1932
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January 23rd, 2017 07:00
What is showing in the picture is not a "problem". It is indicating that it is in the middle of a "learning cycle", which fully discharges the battery, then recharges it to gauge the battery's capacity. This process generally takes less than 24 hours, can take a little longer if the battery was not charged.
ttngocpvpnt2
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January 24th, 2017 19:00
I aslo think that, so i waited about 6 days, but the trouble didn't solve, What can i do now? continue waiting or what? I am afraid of that The RAID configuration will be lost.
theflash1932
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January 24th, 2017 20:00
The RAID configuration is safe ... it has nothing to do with the battery.
What does OMSA show about the battery right now? Pull a controller log and post it here or on the web someplace (Storage, PERC, Information/Configuration, Export Log from dropdown menu of Available Tasks for the controller).
theflash1932
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February 6th, 2017 20:00
Might consider updating the BIOS, BMC, PERC firmware (driver first) and updating OMSA.
ttngocpvpnt2
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February 6th, 2017 20:00
I had some days off and i waited it become normal, but nothing happen. The warning sign still appear on my screen. you can see on the picture. please suggest me the way to fix this error or help me make the warning sign disappear. thank in advance.....
ttngocpvpnt2
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February 6th, 2017 22:00
wow, it sounds very complex. do you have another way? what will it affect to my system if i hold this case in a long time? data, configuration or what?
theflash1932
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February 7th, 2017 07:00
No, it's not complex. That is all standard routine maintenance for servers. The firmware for the controller is what manages the battery state, and the BMC is what it communicates that status to. The BIOS should be updated before anything else, and drivers for devices should be updated before updating their firmware. Updating OMSA would be to correct any potential bugs with its communicating with the BMC.
Performance is the only thing you risk by leaving it like it is.