Migrate PERC4 RAID 5 Dell PE800 to Dell T320 on Perc H310

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• Dell Perc H310 T420-compatible hard drives

  Hello experts,

  I have a server T420 with 8 Bay running 2 SATA 3 "switchable hot 5 Dell hard drives.  The controller is a Perc H310.

  I would like to know what kind of hard drives could be integrated into empty compartments. I would like to use non - Hot Swap as well to extend storage. Buy standard 3 "5 7200 RPM Sata Hard Drivies? Will it work?

  Thanks in advance. Appreciate your attention.

  Concerning

  Afreire,

  You can use enterprise class SATA disks up to 4 TB in the remaining locations. You will need to the carriers for the readers, even if they are non-RAID.   H310 controller supports the use of JBOD (just a bunch of disks) without having them in a RAID.   OpenManage them will see as non-RAID drives.

  Kind regards

• Reference Dell T5600 PERC H310 led connector

  Hello

  Where is the map system of precision T5600 for Perc H310 LED connector cable please.

  I watched http://www.dell.com/support/article/us/en/19/SLN132460/en and especially No. 5. "Connect the AUX_LED cable to the connector marked H310 SAS_ACT_LED_Conn. However, this is a new installation and I do not see where to put the cable to the system board.

  Thank you

  It is located just behind the jumper PSWD (see no. 21, page 36 of the manual for the location of the PSWD jumper)

• Reference Dell PERC H310 drivers

  I want to install a Windows Server 2008 operating system on a new PowerEdge R420 and I need to install the drivers for the PERC H310 controllers but I can't find the drivers as the only windows setup exe files or DUP which doesn't help since I always is not a running operating system.

  Can someone please tell me where to find this driver or how to get around this problem?

  Thank you

  You can use the switch/extract for the DUP or you can use the 'hard drive' version (ZPE).  Since you didn't say what version of 2008 you have been installing, I took the trouble to post all the:

  2008 x 64:
  http://downloads.Dell.com/FOLDER02416320M/2/SAS-RAID_WIN_Driver_W2K8X64_1KH1G_6.802.21.0_A06_ZPE.exe

  2008 x 86:
  http://downloads.Dell.com/FOLDER02416311M/2/SAS-RAID_Driver_W2K8X86_M62KG_6.802.21.0_A06_ZPE.exe

  2008R2:
  http://downloads.Dell.com/FOLDER02416328M/2/SAS-RAID_Driver_W2K8R2_D5N8T_A06_6.802.21.00_ZPE.exe

• PERC H310 H710p migration

  Hello

  I'm not an expert in RAID configurations but I am in charge of server Dell T320 my company and we will replace the storage controller that comes with it (H310) with a PERC H710p. We have a configured RAID-1 and we will continue to use the two disks of same after migration. We will replace the controllers.

  I know I have to do a backup before you replace the Exchange, but we will lose the RAID-1 configuration and data (including the operating system) after migration? Or it will be transparent to the system after reboot?

  Where can I find a type of paper that could guide me through this process because I don't want to wreck anything.

  Thanks a lot for your help.

  Jorge

  Hello.

  It is advisable to back up your data before performing any maintenance task. Ensure that you have a backup is valid data. The PERC H710 P supports the migration of virtual disk controller PERC H310. As a best practice, make sure that the hard drives and firmware H710 P is up to date. Replace the H310 and update the H710 P firmware with the controller cables disconnected from the background. Stop the server and connect the cables of the controller in the background and then restart.

  Your RAID configuration can be transparent to the system or appear in a foreign configuration. Clear the foreign configuration through the utility OpenManage Server Administrator (OMSA) or Ctrl + R for the POST.

  I would like to know how it works for you.

• PERC H310 Mono Mini Non-RAID?

  Hello guys,.

  If anyone can confirm me a Perc H310 support (built-in) mono mini disc in Non RAID mode as noted above? (from http://www.dell.com/learn/us/en/04/campaigns/dell-raid-controllers#campaignTabs-1

  PERC H310 Mono Mini

  6 Gbps SAS

  PCI-Express 2.0

  2 x 4 internal

  -

  -

  0,1,5,10,50

  16, not RAID 32

  Hardware RAID

  I don't understand why I can't convert the non-raid drive in the BIOS of the controller or the idrac interface. There is no menu to do it in the bios, and while the menu appear in the interface of the idrac when I try to apply, it is said that the operation is not supported.

  Thx for the help.

  Sorry, everyone I just found the solution, 'Default' and now my records are in non-raid mode.

• Updated full M610/620 PERC H310 Mini RAID 1 disk

  I have 8 servers in my M1000e chassis.  They have all two drives 146 GB in Raid-1.  Just got in a boat load of 600GO drives gently used off PE R630 servers who are re-designed in a laboratory.

  I would like to replace all the records with the largest, with minimal downtime and no data loss.

  Advice? Tips? Advice?  Everything would be extremely appreciated before I mess up and make + 400 users very angry with me...

  Hello.

  It is possible to perform this operation with minimal downtime. Ensure that you have a backup validates your data just to be safe. You can do this by deleting every old hard drive and replacing with 600 GB disk, one at a time. Let the new drive to rebuild completely before replacing the other. You can monitor the progress of the reconstruction in OpenManage Server Administrator (OMSA) if installed. Clear the foreign configuration if it appears on the disc, if the drive rebuilt and state LOAN ; assign as a Global hot spare.

  You will notice that the total capacity of the virtual disk (VD) will not 600GO, because there will be unused space on the disks. You will use the property capacity expansion (OCE) online from your controller to claim unused space. In OMSA, GB storage-> PERC H310-> virtual disk-> available-> Reconfigure tasks-> capacity and continue. Under RAID level, select RAID 1 and enter 100 to recover any space unused on the disks and continue. See schematic illustration below:

  

  

  Let me know if you need additional assistance.

• Batteria Raid Controller Dell Poweredge 2950 [CF]

  Buongiorno,

  It operating system above tell che batteria del esaurita e raid controller.

  Potete fornirci UN preventivo by the sostituzione cortesemente?

  Grazie

  Buongiorno, the sto contattando by mail.

• Expanding RAID 10 on Dell R730 with Perc h730P

  Hi all

  We try to develop an array of RAID 10 on a server rack with a h730P Perc controller Dell R730. We currently have 6, 600 GB SAS drives in RAID 10 Bay. When he clicks on the controls to perform an action it really gives us only to assign Global Hot Spare. There is no option for "Task Reconfigure" on the virtual drive to increase the table to include 2 new readers. I'm not sure how to proceed. It is a server recently bought last year. We use OpenManage Server Administrator to try to achieve this. Reading some forums it seems that we will see a "reconfigure tasks" on the drop of virtual drive, but we do not have.

  Thank you

  You cannot reconfigure a nested table of RAID (RAID 10, 50 and 60).

  You must save, create table, restore.

• Problem with RAID on Dell 720

  So, I try to install ESXi 5.1 on my dell 720.  I use the dell drive.

  My question is he won't see the RAID array and ignore the virtual disk (raid 5 on 4 1 TB disks) but will be able to see the individual drives.

  If I go ahead and install it in one of these drives, it will degrade the raid array, use a drive and ignore the rest.

  I made sure that the array has been initialized and ready to go.

  Anyone have an idea on this one?

  It is a PERC S110 onboard

  Thank you

  Welcome to the community,

  Unfortunately ESXi does not support software RAID controllers, but only real hardware RAID controllers. (see http://www.vmware.com/go/hcl)

  André

• RAID and Dell PowerEdge T110 ESXi 5.0 configuration

  I just do a fresh install of ESXi 5.0 on a Dell server, which has 2 x 250 GB HDDs in RAID 1 configuration. However, in the management of ESXi I am presented with 2 drive 250 GB each, which should be visible as a single drive. This is something that Windows 2008, on bare metal, took care, and what should I do with ESXi to fix this? I just need to reboot the server and enter the RAID configuration? I need to be careful because I don't want to lose any existing data. Thank you.

  Welcome to the community,

  ESXi supports only RAID controllers that are transparently logical drives to the operating system. In your case, it seems that you are using a RAID controller for software that requires additional drivers for the RAID of the operating system, which are not available for ESXi.

  André

• Migration of Cisco to Dell N4000/N3000

  Hello

  I need some advice. We currently organize a Cisco network on integrated 3750 WLC aging and several switches (3650 and 2960). It is EOL and we wanted to move away from them anyway.

  So, we bought a N4032F for the core and several N3024P/N3048P for the edge. (More) all will be the 10 GB fiber link. Now. I need to do it in stages and so I wanted to 1 core and a couple of close edges.

  Cisco 3750 runs VTP v2 mode from client to server the VLAN around the network to the switches. I know that the switches Dell can't make VTP and I'll need to do this via GVRP but, as Cisco switches are in client/server mode if I change the mode on the 3750 to the customer, what will happen to the other switches still in client mode? their paintings VLAN decreases over time if they are unable to cummunicate through DRIFT to the 3750?

  Basically, I'll be the transition on the GVRP on the Dell over time, but I'll only run a mixed network for awhile and this is what concerns me. The 3750 runs 'routing ip' and 'ip multicast distributed routing' there is also a gateway of last resort set up.

  I think it will run for a while.

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  of course, I looked through CLI guides and wasn't able to find the GVRP protocol commands available in the 3750. Without the GVRP support, I doubt that VLAN work them correctly across the network. With the various suppliers involved, I'm not sure that there is a method to get it works. It's looking more and more like manual configuration will be your only option. Once all the material has been rearranged, you can then deploy the GVRP network wide.

• Download the integrated raid controller dell perc, perc H730 > mini configuration utility

  Hello

  Could you please let me know where I can find the following utility software to download for windows server r2 2012? I need to use it to make the Online Capacity Expansion for raid 6.

  Thank you

  André

  You can't develop multiple VD through a disk group. You must remove the second VFD to reconfigure. You might be able to create a new VD with space, but you cannot expand existing ones.

• DELL PowerEdge 2950 PERC 5 / i

  Dear members,

  I have server Dell PowerEdge 2950, I need to install Windows 2003 Standard Edition and save it as a file server for my network.

  So I bought 2 TB SATA WD HDD, I would like to create RAID 1.

  As a trial, I connected two 145 GB SAS and a 2 TB SATA Bay and switch ON create RAID1.

  Please guide me how to create RAID 1 using PERC 5 / i utility of configuration?

  My version 5 PERC / i integrated 5.0.2.0003.

  Thank you

  Tony

  You cannot mix SAS and SATA drives in a RAID array.

• Server Dell r610 with PERC 6 / i controller

  Hello

  M using dell r610, which is configured with PERC6 / i controller, problem is I want to know when I configured the RAID-0 and remove my disk only, fails to get the boot, how to solve this problem?

  Once again, I want to know:

  1. with the raid configuration are we able to expand the size of the disk (from 2 TB to 3 TB) without lossing data

  2 are we able to use this server with No.-raid because raid will be risky in the case of a disk failure and won't lose data...?

  ((1-Yes, you can, but ONLY if 1) your system is currently in UEFI boot mode and 2) you are not currently using a RAID 10 (or have several bays on the disks).

  2 n ° on PERC 6 does not support the RAID/JBOD. RAID is ONLY risky if the USER chooses a risky RAID level (RAID 0 should be used for specific reasons by experienced professionals).

  RAID 0 has NO fault tolerance.