Brackets for Xserve/Xserve RAID

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• Problem with XServe and XServe RAID via Fibre Channel

  Hello everyone,

  I have a problem with my blended Xserve RAID.

  I see in RAID-Admin and configure it successfully (via Ethernet). Connect with our Xserve via Fibre Channel, but the XServe and XServe RAID do not detect each other.

  The fiber on the Xserve channel LEDs are white on the Xserve RAID completely off and permanent.

  RAID-Admin status of Fibre Channel: 'No connection (1 table)' with a red square.

  If I try to open the utility of fiber channel I get the message: "card Fibre Channel is not found." Utility disk OS X can't, too.

  I changed the card connector cable, and made several reboots. But each time the same thing: they do not detect each other.

  Xserve (2009):

  -2.26 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon 5500

  -Map of Apple dual-channel 4 Gb Fibre Channel (LSI7204EP)

  XServe RAID:

  -RAID 5 in an array (only on the left with 5 x 500 GB)

  -1.5.1 Firmware

  -Cable Apple 4 Gb SFP - SFP

  Thanks for your help and sorry for my bad English!

  Hi Mpm-Mainz,

  Check if you have enabled LUN masking. To be able to see, you will need to download raid admin 1.5 not the 1.5.1

  Xserve RAID Admin Tools 1.5

  Have you also tried to use the other controller? Even if there is no disc in there, then it should appear in the preferences of fiber card system.

  Thank you
  Owen

• Xserve RAID - easy to use stand-alone unit

  Is it possible to use a unit of Xserve RAID just by himself plugged into a mac (e.g. Mac Pro) via ethernet or require a Xserve in fact as an interface between the table and the Mac?

  Thank you.

  It will not work as long as a unit of storage/registration to access the data via a ethernet cable. You use the cable for using RAID admin administration. An XServe RAID to work its intended such as data storage and first-time buyers, will require a compatible Fibre Channel host bus adapter (HBA) or Fibre Channel switch. You don't need a server hardware dedicated as an XServe or any other thing that would be considered a server such as a Windows Server. Any Mac or PC with an installed compatible Fibre Channel card will do.

  The XServe RAID unit is a class of units RAID, called also directly Attached Storage or DAS. It is not a network (NAS) RAID storage unit.

• Bracket for Qosmio DX730-104

  Hello

  I'm looking for a wall mount bracket for my Qosmio DX730-104. Do you know if it is possible to unscrew the back?
  Or do you know what kind of system I can use?

  Thank you.

  Harold

  .

  Hello

  I put t know what you want to do with the DX730 screen but I n t think you could mount it on the wall.
  According to the few photos that I could find on the net, there is no support that allows you to mount the monitor on the wall.

• HP ENVY Phoenix 860-008na: removal of the bracket for graphics card?

  system specifications are,

  Intel Core i7 6700 Skylake @3. 4 Ghz to 4 Ghz

  16 GB DDR4 RAM

  2 TB HDD & 128 GB SSD storage

  GTX980Ti 6 GB GDDR5 NVIDIA

  Windows 10

  just wondering if its ok to remove the mounting bracket that is attached to the graphics card to get the best air circulation

  is it right in place for shipping?

  Thank you

  Hi there @junior19805,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!  I understand that you ask a withdrawal of the graphics card of mounting brackets for better circulation of air.  I'm happy to help you with this.

  There are a few problems with this. First support firmly maintains the card in place in its decision to maintain a good connection and prevent the flow of the socket. Second, although it may seem intuitive abduction, counter to the back plate of the computer can actually hinder the cooling system, as the positioning of various fans and admission of eaves, are often designed to channel air flow, so it travels on the components that most need cooling.

  All that being said, you can always try it and see if there is an improvement in your case, but the possibility of a graphic intermittent connection is going to be a matter of concern

  Please let me know if it works for you and if it does not solve your problem, please mark this message as a solution. Bravo would be appreciated as well.

• rrack mounting brackets for Cisco switch SF300 - 48P?

  Does anyone know how to get grid mounting brackets for switch Cisco SF300 - 48P?

  You might be able to get them through the support of Cisco.  Check this thread: https://supportforums.cisco.com/discussion/11201291/sf-300-series-rack-m...

• Best Configuration for optimal IO RAID parameters and ESX 3.5 vmfs volumes

  Hello

  We currently have ESX 3.5 update 3 installed on a HP DL585 and connected to a HP MSA 1500.  ESX is installed on the server in a RAID 1 2 x 72 GB configuration.  I tried to determine the best possible configuration for the VMFS partition on the MSA 1500 (or more), but it seems to be getting some mixed reviews between RAID 1, RAID 5, and RAID 10.  That's why I thought I post the question and I hope that some people have recommendations.  Even if the disk size and type may be the best available and we can add to write the memory cache to the MSA then let me know the following... I'm coming looking with better i/o performance overall as well as redundancy (number of readers and size is not limits so if we had better available so how would he).  Assuming that VM will perform a high volume of reads/writes:

  1 size Max of LUN to optimize i/o performance (I have read 250 GB but perhaps it can be more)?

  2 for the LUN RAID configuration (RAID 5 or RAID 10, as well as all others who may still be better)?

  3. number of disks to span as appropriate?

  4. the amount of memory to install in the table itself or if anything be installed within the guest card and/or fiber ESX?

  Thanks in advance

  I'd say go with RAID 10

  Number of disks and the size depends on the VMs that spins the discs,

  Good reading this article that I found interesting and useful

  http://www.miracleas.com/BAARF/RAID5_versus_RAID10.txt

  If you found this information useful, please consider awarding points to 'Correct' or 'useful '. Thank you!

• You can connect an Xserve RAID to a Mac Pro?

  I have a Mac Pro 1.1 successfully running under OS X El Capitan and OS X Server 5.1.5 and I was wondering if I could communicate an installation of the Xserve to increase productivity as Extra one SAS/NAS configuration if I added a Fibre Channel card or something.

  All this would be for a Mac-based (unofficial) Home Office / small business style setup where I have a few Macbook Pros/Airs data my desktop/Server central

  Basically, I want to know if it would be effective to use any sort of installation of the Xserve

  I've done some research more and I think that if the Mac Pro has a fiber channel card I could connect to an Xserve, but I guess there is a reason not to because if their was not would probably a more common thing

• Need a wall bracket for 40RV700A / 40CV700A

  My son has this TV; It seems the way in which the guarantee is made, only a certified Toshiba wall can be mounted to the television, but Toshiba do not all wall list approved for this model, which leaves us stuck.

  Hello

  As far as I know, you can use a wall bracket from different manufacturers meet the VESA (Video Electronics Standards Association) standards.

  I googled a bit and the TV without the stand weighs 16.5 kg (with support of 18.5 kg)
  If you need to make sure that the wall mount support this weight.

• Looking for wall brackets for AirPort Express. Apple is selling them?

  Necessary wall mounting for the AirPort Express. Apple is selling them?

  No.. Apple never designed for wall mounting.

  You should easily be able to find something in the 'ebay' type add ons.

  Suitable for apple TV and Express. Set of $4

  http://www.eBay.com.au/ITM/wall-mount-case-bracket-holder-tray-for-Apple-TV-2-3-201462961525 AirPort-Express-Series-GA-...?

• z820: looking for a software raid manage and view the status of disks hard raid

  HP z820 workstation,

  product # D3J63UT

  I'm looking for raid management software

  

  Thank you.

  I suggest that you follow the steps listed in the HP Document: "Z - series Workstation detection and fixing a hard drive failure within the RAID Controller utility" in the URL: http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-c04474148#N10829 you can find instructions how to enter each State type of RAID (Intel RST, 2308 LSI and LSI 9260-8i controller - It's the main RAID controllers usually associated with the HP Z820 workstation according to the particular configuration you ordered). Note that in most of the cases described in this document, you need to access the configuration of RAID controller during computer startup steps, by pressing CTRL + I (for Intel RST) or CTRL + C (for LSI 2308) or CTRL + H (by LSI 9260-8i). The installation program uses the RAID controller firmware and does not require to install complex inside Windows software, because it is done outside of the Windows operating system before starting. Find more details in "HP Z220 SFF, CMT Z220, Z420, Z620 and Z820 workstations maintenance and Service Guide" in the URL: http://h20628.www2.hp.com/km-ext/kmcsdirect/emr_na-c04205252-1.pdf , in the devices of annex b: Setup RAID (pp. 161-171) all types of RAID controllers that are relevant at the workplace Z820 are discussed.

• HELP for re - configure RAID

  I have a windows 8/4th GEN Envy 17 jo29nr. What they do not mention in the description of the form, it's that it comes with a 25 GB SSD for caching. In addition, the standard drive is a disk of 1 TB 5400 RPM / min. I removed the RAID to install an SSD, but now, I want to just put a 750 GB drive at 7200 RPM and reconfigure the RAID for the use of the Intel memory smart caching. But when I go to set up a RAID 0 volume, it will only allow me to (approximately) 44GB, twice the size of the available mSATA SSD. There is literally no option that will change that. Any help would be appreciated big time.

  Heretikos,

  When configuring RAID 0 with 2 hard disks of different size it always diminishes the largest room of the same size as the smallest for interlacing.

  The smallest mSATA SSD in the system is to set up the Cache and no RAID 0 in the Intel rapid storage technology. It's original installation on your laptop.

  Let me know if your still following this thread I'd like to talk with you more about this.

• H730P of PERC in the reference numbers for cable R730XD RAID

  We have R730xd several devices and have a query regarding the part number of the cable from the backplane before hard drive RAID Controller PERC H730P. In one of our servers, the cable has a number of FVPCF while in another server, it has a number of 8717G. The only difference I see is that the cable is a different color. We tried searching online but nothing appears untowards. The two cables are working without any problems or y at - it a specific part for a particular server number? Both servers have installed H730P PERC controllers.

  Any help will be appreciated.

  Hello.

  The type of cable used is normally dependent on the configuration of the background and the controller. I see that two P/Ns FVPCF & 8717 G are identical and connect between the back 3.5 "- plan to the PERC H730P controller on the server 730XD." Each cable should work under the same configuration with no problems.

• Desktop Dell XPS 8500 - complete Instructions for the necessary Raid 1 configuration

  Hi, soon I will get this system and it consists of the 256 GB ssd for the OS, etc and has 2 GB SATA for data. The ssd has his own connection to the Board of Directors and that leaves "2no" 6 GB/s & 2No / 3 GB/s sata ports on the card. The OS is windows 7 ult, but I don't want to use software raid.

  I bought a 2nd disc identical sata hard and want to configure hardware raid 1 for data. I am assuming they will be connected to the 6 Gbps ports because there will be 2 optical drives that I hear are connected to ports / 3 GB/s

  Can anyone provide a step by step instructions regarding the implementation of raid 1 as soon as I get the computer. It will be used until I have set up the raid. If you can try to fool it would be great (for example I have to disconnect the ssd before setting up the raid, the new sata drive has to be formatted first, etc?)

  I'm sure support Dell can instruct me on how to do it, but I am usually able to do minor hardware upgrades and have done things as OS reinstalls before so I don't know with a clear set of instructions, it should not be too difficult!

  Thanks for any help you can give

  There are two processes that allows to set up a RAID.  The technology Intel Rapid Storage Technology console and the Intel Option ROM RAID configuration utility.  Intel recommends using the console of RST on a system that already has Windows installed and working, but I do not know why the RAID configuration utility could not be used as long as the system drive must not be included in the RAID.

  If the RAID configuration utility is used, you end up with an empty RAID volume that must be partitioned and formatted as any hard drive, you add to the computer.  This is done by using the disk management application.  If the RST console is used to migrate RAID from a drive with data on it, the RAID created will have the same structure that we find on the disc for the migration, so partitioning and formatting would be necessary.

  To use the console of the RST, consider this: Intel Rapid Storage Technology User Guide.  Article 8 contains information specific to your goal.  The document also covers the RAID configuration utility, however, so it would be a good idea to consult the entire guide.  The computer must have the RAID mode is enabled before attempting to set up a RAID.  The guide gives a 'how', but remember the screens shown are for motherboards from Intel which differ slightly from the version of Dell.  The guide also provides information about using the RAID configuration utility.  The biggest difference between the use of the console of the RST and the RAID configuration utility, the Setup utility doesn't allows you to move from an existing drive.

• Wall bracket for AIR-ANT5160V-R

  Hi all

  I'm looking for a reference to mount wall, for these 2 models of antennas:

  -AIR-ANT5160V-R

  AIR-ANT2506

  Something like that:

  

  I wasn't able to find a reference in the list of cisco products. Does anyone have an idea?

  Thank you

  No it isn't part of the list here... I though you already has these mounts.  I'd just buy from another supplier of antenna manufacturing... it will be cheaper :)

  http://www.Amazon.com/WLanParts-antenna-wall-mount-bracket/DP/tech-data/B002T0G8TQ