My customer has a Poweredge T310 (not exactly sure of the model but I believe it is a T310) with a Perc S100 Raid Controller. There are4 500 gb drives in the system and I'm seeing this:
RAID10, 999GB, Degraded (R/W) , Strip Size. (see Below)
Update: Here's what I see in the Perc S100 screen
Raid10, 999GB, Degraded (R/W), Stripe Size 128KB
Virtual Disks
Physical Disks
1 -- RAID10, 999GB, Degraded (R/w)
2-- Non-Raid, 500 gb, Failed
0-00, 500GB, Online
1-01, 500GB, Ready (this one is light blue)
2-02, 500GB, Online
3-03, 500GB , Online
4-04, DVD, ATAPI
Main Menu
Initialize Physical Disks
Create Virtual Disks
Delete Virtual Disks
Swap Two Virtual Disks
Manage Global Hot Swap Spares
View Physical Disks Details
View Virtual Disk Details
Rescan Disks
Controller Options
Continue to Reboot
End of Perc S100 Screen
DO I:
1.) Rescan Disks first to see if Disk 1 comes back online? Will I lose any data if I rescan Disks?
Is the Physical Disk 1 the drive in question?
I want to make sure that I don't lose the data on this unit.
If drive 1 is the problem, after I install a new one, how do I get the system to rebuild the RAID10?
The H310 is a card, 'H' stands for :emotion-11:ardware RAID.
The S100 is the onboard, Intel chipset RAID, rebranded as a Dell device (PERC). 'S' stands for :emotion-56:oftware RAID.
The Rescan, as far as I know, has not been used since the PERC 4 controllers, and OMSA documentation indicates it is not supported for either controller ... I suspect that IF you are allowed to execute it, it will do nothing.
Yes, from what you posted, disk 1 has failed and needs to be replaced (or thoroughly tested before being rebuilt).
1. A Rescan will not harm any data, but it is also not an available operation on an H310.
If the drives are "hot-swap" (accessible from the outside/front of the system), then you should hot-swap the drive. NEVER power down to replace a hot-swappable drive.
After replacing the drive, it should automatically begin to rebuild. If not, then you will need to assign the replacement as a hot-spare to start the rebuild.
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No, the H310 and the S100 are not the same.
The H310 is a card, 'H' stands for :emotion-11:ardware RAID.
The S100 is the onboard, Intel chipset RAID, rebranded as a Dell device (PERC). 'S' stands for :emotion-56:oftware RAID.
The Rescan, as far as I know, has not been used since the PERC 4 controllers, and OMSA documentation indicates it is not supported for either controller ... I suspect that IF you are allowed to execute it, it will do nothing.
Yes, from what you posted, disk 1 has failed and needs to be replaced (or thoroughly tested before being rebuilt).