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What is/isn't degraded?
I have 6 MD1200s attached to a PowerEdge Server R710 with 3 Perc800 controller cards. Vdisks each have 2 of the MD1200s, with a dedicated hot spare, in an attempt to keep things simple and separate.
One disk failed and the corresponding vdisk/controller started to rebuild. Output of "omreport storage vdisk" shows what I expected, one vdisk degraded and non-critical status, the others ready and okay. But the output from "omreport storage controller" shows all three as degraded. Does this make sense? What can I do to bring them to a normal state, just wait for the rebuild to finish?
Also, the vdisk output lists "HotSpare Policy violated : Not Assigned" for all three. Yet 2 have dedicated hot spares, and the other one did until the disk fail. What is this telling me?
Hoping for hints,
Dave
"/opt/dell/srvadmin/bin/omreport storage vdisk|grep -e 'Name' -e 'Stat' -e 'Hot'
Status : Non-Critical
Name : gyoji3
State : Degraded Redundancy
Hot Spare Policy violated : Not Assigned
Status : Ok
Name : gyoji
State : Ready
Hot Spare Policy violated : Not Assigned
Status : Ok
Name : gyoji2
State : Ready
Hot Spare Policy violated : Not Assigned
# omreport storage controller|grep -e '^State' -e '^ID'
ID : 0
State : Degraded
ID : 1
State : Degraded
ID : 2
State : Degraded"
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