Setting up a MD3200i and playing around with various configs and somewhere along the lines the main EMM module doesn't seem to be working properly. The port son both EMM are setup correctly, there are no errors in the MD3200i logs all the reports and config areas all say its conencted and working.....but I cannot access the management port and the Array comes up with a message about it being 'Partially managed' when you access it. I have removed the array and added it back in manually and automagically and everytime the primary EMM is not accessible.
In the MD Storage Manager I can see it adn change IP's on it - but its still not accessible.
All good - spoke with ProSupport, needed to pull out the affected EMM whils thte MD3200i was still on, wait for all the lights to go out on the EMM then put it back in. I then rebooted the MD3200i after about a minute and it came up good as gold ;)
Current configuration Firmware version: 07.75.14.62 Appware version: 07.75.14.62 Bootware version: 07.75.14.62 NVSRAM version: N26X0-770890-007 Pending configuration Firmware version: None Appware version: None Bootware version: None NVSRAM version: None Transferred on: None Model name: 2650 Board ID: 2660 Submodel ID: 143 Product ID: MD32xxi Revision: 0775 Replacement part number: A00 Part number: 0770D8 Serial number: 13Q0034 Vendor: DELL Date of manufacture: 4 April 2011 Trunking supported: No
Data Cache Total present: 1744 MB Total used: 1744 MB Processor cache: Total present: 304 MB Cache Backup Device Status: Optimal Type: SD flash physical disk Location: RAID Controller Module 0, Connector USB 1 Capacity: 7,639 MB Product ID: Not Available Part number: Not Available Serial number: 0000115c Revision level: 10 Manufacturer: Lexar Date of manufacture: 1 December 2010 Host Interface Board Status: Optimal Location: Slot 1 Type: iSCSI Number of ports: 4 Board ID: 0501 Replacement part number: PN 0770D8A00 Part number: PN 0770D8 Serial number: SN 13Q0034 Vendor: VN 13740 Date of manufacture: Not available Date/Time: Mon Sep 12 13:35:07 EST 2011
Ethernet port: 1 Link status: Up MAC address: 78:2b:cb:2b:d8:20 Negotiation mode: Auto-negotiate Port speed: 1000 Mbps Duplex mode: Full duplex Network configuration: Static IP address: 10.0.10.200 Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 Gateway: 10.0.10.254
Physical Disk interface: SAS Channel: 1 Port: Out Status: Up Maximum data rate: 6 Gbps Current data rate: 6 Gbps
Physical Disk interface: SAS Channel: 2 Port: Out Status: Up Maximum data rate: 6 Gbps Current data rate: 6 Gbps
Host Interface(s): Unable to retrieve latest data; using last known state.
Lists drives from here down and I cut them....
RAID Controller Module in Enclosure 0, Slot 1
Status: Online
Current configuration Firmware version: 07.75.14.62 Appware version: 07.75.14.62 Bootware version: 07.75.14.62 NVSRAM version: N26X0-770890-007 Pending configuration Firmware version: None Appware version: None Bootware version: None NVSRAM version: None Transferred on: None Model name: 2650 Board ID: 2660 Submodel ID: 143 Product ID: MD32xxi Revision: 0775 Replacement part number: A00 Part number: 0770D8 Serial number: 15A004G Vendor: DELL Date of manufacture: 15 May 2011 Trunking supported: No
Data Cache Total present: 1744 MB Total used: 1744 MB Processor cache: Total present: 304 MB Cache Backup Device Status: Optimal Type: SD flash physical disk Location: RAID Controller Module 1, Connector USB 1 Capacity: 7,639 MB Product ID: Not Available Part number: Not Available Serial number: a0030890 Revision level: 10 Manufacturer: Lexar Date of manufacture: 1 February 2011 Host Interface Board Status: Optimal Location: Slot 1 Type: iSCSI Number of ports: 4 Board ID: 0501 Replacement part number: PN 0770D8A00 Part number: PN 0770D8 Serial number: SN 15A004G Vendor: VN 13740 Date of manufacture: Not available Date/Time: Mon Sep 12 13:37:05 EST 2011
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Posted September 12th, 2011 18:00
All good - spoke with ProSupport, needed to pull out the affected EMM whils thte MD3200i was still on, wait for all the lights to go out on the EMM then put it back in. I then rebooted the MD3200i after about a minute and it came up good as gold ;)