PowerEdge 860 controller SAS [MS]

Similar Questions

• PowerEdge 860 - PERC RAID controller compatibility

  I would like to add RAID 1 functionality on a PowerEdge 860 server we have at the office.  I was unable to determine what is the Dell Reference number for the RAID controller for that server.

  Is there a Dell RAID controller with BBU Cache memory which can support the PE860?   Would the PERC 5 / i raid controller work?  If so, what model number of Dell is compatible.  As the PE860 has long been considered his retirement there is nothing from the Dell Web site.  Searching the Web I found not less of 6 different numbers of parts Dell for a PERC 5 / i controller.

  Thanks in advance if anyone can be useful.

  -Paolo

  Hello Paolo

  PF100

  Is there a Dell RAID controller with BBU Cache memory which can support the PE860?

  No, the only supported the internal RAID controller is the SAS 5/IR. The SAS 5/iR has no cache. The PERC 5 / I is not supported on the 860. The only controllers that contain cache are external controllers as the PERC 5/e.

  You might be able to get a PERC 5 / i for work on the server, but we have not posted it to the 860. There is not many versions of the PERC 5 / i, which have been released, so I'm pretty confident that most or all of the part numbers you have found work. Whenever we change something on a part given a new part number. For example, if we decide to start using another antistatic bag to ship the PERC 5 / i in then we would give him a new part number.

  You can see here the valid controllers. The 860 is displayed on the inheritance tab:

  http://www.Dell.com/learn/us/en/04/campaigns/Dell-RAID-controllers

  Thank you

• PowerEdge 860 PCI specification

  Anyone know if the PowerEdge 860 PCI risers v1 or v2 PCI Spec? I want to add a USB 3 map to a system existing and to see that it is important for the card I'm interested.

  PCIe 1.x

• Dell PowerEdge 1950 fuori co - sostituzione controller SAS [MS]

  Buongiorno,

  We have a problema con uno dei nostri Server PowerEdge 1950 (anno 2006): I brain rigidi are non più riconosciuti e sospettiamo che tratti del RAID SAS controller if. Vorremmo ask UN preventivo by a componente sostitutivo is possibile.

  Want cortesemente in pre-empted.

  Speaking saluti,

  Mario P.

  Buongiorno,

  Con passing it mouse sopra identifier c Supporto Dell'e the voce "private message", it could mandarmi come message privato di seguito required information?

  - Service tag del Server

  By the spedizione:
  1. company name:
  2 address:
  3 City:
  4 Provincia:
  5 cap:
  6 name/last name/number phone/e-mail del referent in loco:

  With the fatturazione
  1 nome società:
  2 via:
  3 City:
  4 Provincia:
  Heading 5:
  Name/last name/number 6 telephone/e-mail del referent by the fatturazione:
  7 partita IVA

  Speaking saluti

  Manual

• New HARD drive not recognized by the SAS on PowerEdge T410 controller

  One of the drives has failed on my RAID 1 configuration, so I bought a non-certified dell, Seagate Barracuda 500 GB drive (other readers were 250 GB).

  I turned off the machine and swapped the failed drive with a new one (cable connections)

  When I boot in Sas (SAS 6 ir) controller, it shows that the disk is missing.

  I turned off the server and changed the cables from the primary to the new disk, to see if it would make a difference. None. Watch again ' driving status: missing.

  What I have to buy dell certified readers? I'm doing something wrong? Or is the obsolete RAID controller?

  Any help would be appreciated! My primary hardrive gives signs of failure. I have a picture of him, but I'd like to get it mirrored on my new record ASAP.

  Thank you

  Hello director87

  Go to the RAID properties > manage table > manage Hot Spare disks. You should see a list of all drives that detects the controller. Your RAID 1 drives will be listed as primary and secondary. The new drive should not be anything in the area of the 'State of the drive. Use the arrows to select the new disk and keys to assign it as a spare drive + /. After you assign it as a spare drive it should start to rebuild.

  If you don't see the drive in the list, then check the screen of the SAS topology. If you see in the SAS topology then use CTL D to shoot to the top of the additional options. Let me know if it will allow you to do something to the reader in this screen. If you don't see in SAS topology then it does not appear that the controller is able to communicate properly with this player.

  Thank you

• Not enough disk space on the drive operating system on PowerEdge T310 with SAS 6/ir RAID controller

  T310 Server 2008 Standard SP2 system installed using Dell OpenManage for a matrix RAID with 2 HARD drives. The table is divided into a volume EISA 39 MB, a RECOVERY volume (drive D) / 3GB, 40 GB OS volume (drive C) and a 422 Go to Volume DataPart1 (drive E).

  The reader of the OS (c :) currently has less than 1.5 GB of free space. I have already moved or uninstalled as much as possible, but the space seems to be used for updates/hotfixes for Windows Server 2008. I found about 1.2 GB in the Windows/Temp folder, but not sure if the files can be deleted without a problem.

  Drive would be "is the recovery disk with drive"E", used for data and program storage.

  I can't find a way to extend this player, although there is enough space on the disk. Using the Windows Disk Manager I was able to open about 20 GB of free disk space that can be used to extend the OS disk - only no options are available.

  Here are my questions:

  (1) can I delete or move the deployment files MS Updates? If so, where are the?

  (2) how can I enlarge the OS drive?

  Thanks for your help!

  Jack Leonard

  Mktman,

  One-way ticket, you can go is to use the tool Extpart found here. This program will allow you to extend the space on the C: drive. There is a catch though. With Extpart you can develop the C: drive, but only if he is not a player after him. So, in order to expand the C: drive, you will need to back up and delete drive D: and E:, and then expand c. Can you re-create and restore D: and E:

  Now with regard to your questions, I would have to research if the update files can be moved. I know that most of the time the file that consumes the most space is the page file for the operating system. That can be moved to the E:drive.

  Let me know if it helps.

• Request preventivo controller SAS 6i/r [MS]

  Buongiorno,

  avrei need di UN preventivo by the controller of the United Nations SAS 6i/r by server PowerEdge 1950 con UN S/T: .

  No line intervento da parte di a tecnico.

  Grazie e buona day.

  Maurizio

  Buonasera,

  Con passing it mouse sopra identifier c Supporto Dell'e the voce "private message", it could mandarmi come message privato di seguito required information?

  By the spedizione (intervento o):
  1 nome società (o codice client):
  2 address:
  3 City:
  4 Provincia:
  5 cap:
  6 name/last name/number phone/e-mail del referent in loco:

  With the fatturazione
  1 nome società (is it client code):
  Address 2:
  3 City:
  4 Provincia:
  Heading 5:
  Name/last name/number 6 telephone/e-mail del referent by the fatturazione:
  7 partita IVA

  Speaking saluti

  Manual

• ESXi 4.1 and Dell PowerEdge 860

  I can't find Dell PoweEdge 860 to VMware hardware compatibility list.  And it is not in "Die ESXi 4.x compatibility" Dell either.  But I found a few post on someone managed to install ESXi 4.0 on a USB key.

  My 860 PE has a SAS 5/iR adapt (RAID controller).  Someone managed to installed ESXi 4.1 (U1 or U2) on this model?  Should I use generic ISO image to ISO from VMware or custom Dell?

  Thanks in advance

  Right, in my view, this is going to be a monologue

  So I finally tried Dell's custom ISO for ESXi 4.1 U2 (VMware-VMvisor-InstallerCD-4.1_Update2-502767.x86_64-DellCustomized_A02.iso)

  ESXi software has been installed without problem.  My RAID controller is correctly recognized as SAS 5/iR adapter.  And things are obviously well run.

  However, there is something quite disturbing: the disk data store has the property

  Hardware acceleration: unknown

  More, even if my drives are SAS 15krpm, disk i/o is really slow (especially writing). When the server was using Windows Server 2003 R2, the writing on the disc was faster.  I don't know if there is anything I could do...

  I just hope that this server could last for the next two years, after which I might be able to have a new

• Replacement of a controller SAS 6/iR with an H700 on a R310

  I have a PowerEdge R310 with a SAS 6/iR controller. I want to have a H700 controller on the server.

  Dell sent me a card H700 with what I suppose is the cache of 512 MB NVRAM memory attached. But they also sent me a battery.

  

  

  The longer wire looks like it plugs into the controller, then the battery or the RAM module. Can I use this battery at all?

  I've seen pictures of this farm where she has a few weapons plastic attached to it. This would allow the battery to fix on the controller. I don't have these weapons.

  The red and black wire more short looks like it plugs into the controller and a spot on the motherboard labeled HD_ACT_CARD. Is this correct?

  Should I remove the SAS6/iR controller? I think that the SAS6/iR controller is this one with the blue plastic:

  

  The instructions provided with the H700 tell you almost anything. Is there another manual or reference a guide to what should I do?

  Thank you!

  Yes, you will need the battery to use the cache.  Without cache, you will have wasted your money on the H700.

  The H700 will have to go to the x 8 PCIe slot on a tube of length 2.

  If you do not see the readers through the new H700, there will also need you a cable to go from the backplane to the controller (8087)... the documentation is not very clear, but it seems that there is a connector on the motherboard next to SAS 6/iR PCIe slot linking readers, who probably does not work if you are using the H700 , so it would need its own cable.

• Workstation HP Z620: Z620 controller SAS Windows10

  I just updated my OS to Win7 Pro Win10 Pro.

  I checked the equipment in System Info and I saw that the SAS has nomore controller a good pilot installed to work.

  In the support page, I have not found a new version of the SAS for Win10 drivers...

  How can I solve the problem?

  This is the driver missing a big problem?

  Thank you in advance.

  You are the very welcome.

  I have compressed upwards and attached to this ID SAS controller driver to the bottom of this answer...

  You need to install it manually.

  Download and uncompress the file in its folder.  Don't do anything with the files in the folder.

  Go to Device Manager and click on the SAS controller requiring driver.

  Click the driver tab.  Click on set to update driver.

  Select her browse my computer for driver software option and navigate to the driver folder, that you unzipped.

  Make sure that the include subfolders is selected and the driver should install.

  Restart the PC.

  This is the driver I got the file from your PC support and driver page.

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/detail?sp4ts.Oid=5225039 & swItemId = wk_151465_1 & swEnvOid = 4158 #tab1

  Here's a partial copy and paste hardware ID's taken in charge by this driver.

  % Intel_SAS_RAID. DESC = Intel_SCU_iaStorS_Inst, PCI VEN_8086 & DEV_1D60 & CC_0107%
  % Intel_SATA_RAID. DESC = Intel_SCU_iaStorS_Inst, PCI VEN_8086 & DEV_1D61 & CC_0107%
  % Intel_SAS_RAID. DESC = Intel_SCU_iaStorS_Inst, PCI VEN_8086 & DEV_1D62 & CC_0107%
  % Intel_SAS_RAID. DESC = Intel_SCU_iaStorS_Inst, PCI VEN_8086 & DEV_1D63 & CC_0107%
  % Intel_SAS_RAID. DESC = Intel_SCU_iaStorS_Inst, PCI VEN_8086 & DEV_1D64 & CC_0107%
  % Intel_SAS_RAID. DESC = Intel_SCU_iaStorS_Inst, PCI VEN_8086 & DEV_1D65 & CC_0107%
  % Intel_SAS_RAID. DESC = Intel_SCU_iaStorS_Inst, PCI VEN_8086 & DEV_1D66 & CC_0107%
  % Intel_SAS_RAID. DESC = Intel_SCU_iaStorS_Inst, PCI VEN_8086 & DEV_1D67 & CC_0107%
  % Intel_SAS_RAID. DESC = Intel_SCU_iaStorS_Inst, PCI VEN_8086 & DEV_1D68 & CC_0107%
  % Intel_SAS_RAID. DESC = Intel_SCU_iaStorS_Inst, PCI VEN_8086 & DEV_1D69 & CC_0107%
  % Intel_SATA_RAID. DESC = Intel_SCU_iaStorS_Inst, PCI VEN_8086 & DEV_1D6A & CC_0107%
  % Intel_SATA_RAID. DESC = Intel_SCU_iaStorS_Inst, PCI VEN_8086 & DEV_1D6B & CC_0107%

• Installation failed on SuperMicro H8DA3-2 (Controller SAS LSI 1068E)

  Try to get VMWare ESXi installed on a SuperMicro H8DA3-2 (http://www.supermicro.com/Aplus/motherboard/Opteron2000/MCP55/H8DA3-2.cfm). It uses the LSI 1068E SAS controller, which is considered to be supported in the guide to the i/o Compatibility Guide for ESX Server 3.5 and ESX Server 3i. However, I get the error "Cannot find a device to install to", just after the acceptance of the license.

  Try to manually load the mtp_scsi_2xx.0 module also fails.

  I tried with no RAID, all drives in a RAID0 configuration and two readers logics, (RAID1 and RAID0).

  Any tips?

  Graham:

  The LSI firmware update provided by Supermicro put the controller in target/initiator mode which means basically no RAID.  I am not too happy that the RAID is not supported by VMware on this controller.  I wish they would put notes to this effect in the HCL.

  in any case, contact Supermicro support and they can get you the update of the Firmware of the LSI for TI mode which should then work.

  Kind regards

  Bill

• T130 PowerEdge RAID controller onboard or get a card?

  Finally, we got a budget to replace our entire PoS system and got a PowerEdge T130 to replace our T110. What I'm not clear on the RAID controller embedded - is it only the software, hardware or some hybrids; and what are the levels of RAID support? The existing facility is with SATA AHCI and RAID1 controllers in Windows Server 2008 R2 value.

  Our range of SSD in our existing server still in excellent condition, so I want to migrate it on when I'm done configures OS and PoS software. Should I go into BIOS, set up the RAID controller and see what levels he'll give me or I'd better use the physical map of the T110 in the T130? The T110 is currently using a PERC S300 card with 4 SSD in RAID10. Alternatively, can anyone point me to a better RAID card for this server which would do well to RAID10? I shortly before the system goes into the production environment, so I want to change my hardware now while I still can.

  It is only the second build of the full server that I have used in the past 6 years. Would like to hear the thoughts of anyone T130, RAID, etc. Finally, moving into the world of 64-bit, thank God.

  htc2010

  Finally, moving into the world of 64-bit, thank God.

  Welcome to 2009! (Sorry, I understand the difficulties from old tech in some organizations, I do).

  htc2010

  Finally, we got a budget to replace our entire PoS system and got a PowerEdge T130 to replace our T110. What I'm not clear on the RAID controller embedded - is it only the software, hardware or some hybrids; and what are the levels of RAID support?

  Software only - it is based on the Intel RAID chipset and supports RAID levels 0, 1, 5, 10 volumes and non-RAID. It should be avoided.

  htc2010

  The existing facility is with SATA AHCI and RAID1 controllers in Windows Server 2008 R2 value.

  This is what should be done with the integrated RAID controller (S130 - off and mirrored in the operating system instead - IF hardware RAID, which is preferable, is not checked).

  htc2010

  Should I go into the BIOS, change the RAID controller and see what levels he will give me

  Still once, I you would recommend against the use of the S130, AND you can't replace non-RAID RAID on the fly. It would require reinstallation or backup/restore.

  htc2010

  or I'd better use the physical map of the T110 in the T130? The T110 is currently using a PERC S300 card with 4 SSD in RAID10. Alternatively, can anyone point me to a better RAID card for this server which would do well to RAID10?

  The S300, while only slightly better than the S130, is not supported in the T130. I would recommend the H730 or the H330 if you absolutely cannot spend the money for the H730 (they are cheaper suppliers that Dell directly). The two become RAID 10. The H330 will give you about the performance of your S300. If none of them are selected, I'd go with what you vascular (the S130 is your only other option 'supported', and it's garbage). If this system is heavily used, I highly recommend, but if the H730 moderately or less software RAID is fine (you have SSD in the new configuration, I take it...).

• How to clear a 'foreign' status of a disk replacement on a perc controller sas 5 / i

  Our controller perc 5 / i with a raid 1 in a PE2900 configuration had a virtual drive "degraded".  The dell server administrator a reader was a State of 'foreign'  Not sure if the drive was bad or not, we got a replacement used, hot-swapped drive it and it also has a State of 'foreign'  How can I clear the foreign State and have it rebuild the raid 1?  I was in the server admin but you have found where I can delete the foreign State of the drive or the raid rebuilds.  Any help would be appreciated or maybe a link to the perc controller 5 / i manual that describes how to clear a foreign State.  Or I need to contact dell support?

  VD MGMT screen, highlight the controller, F2, foreign, clear.

• Compatible version of ESXi for PowerEdge 860?

  Are you looking for my current configuration of the virtual machine to a re-usable, configuration of the VM and I try to be on the latest version of ESXi who will consider my PE 860, and if there is anything in particular, I have to do to make it work.

  I found the custom Dell ESXi files but I don't know if I should use these versions or just stick with a version of VMware.

  Thank you.

  ETA: PE 860 to the 1 x 2.4 GHz Xeon Dual Core and I'm only under a single SATA HDD inside SATA_0, can add another in a clean future.

  Hello johnnydotexe

  We have not validated the 860 for any version of VMware. I just searched and found messages from customers installing up to ESXi 5.0. There is not much difference between 5.0 and 5.5 latest about hardware compatibility, so I don't see a reason why you cannot install 5.5.

  I suggest using our ISO custom. Even if we do not support VMware on the 860 many pilots are used across multiple products, so there may be drivers for the 860 material available on our drive.

  Since this is not a validated configuration I suggest you be aware, there will likely be some quirks, and it is not recommended to run configurations not supported in a production environment.

  Thank you

• The RAID on the PowerEdge T610 controller upgrade

  This system came with a SAS6/iR controller and after the installation of Server R2 2012 and with 32 GB of RAM it's on all fours, probably because we use software RAID 5. I want to upgrade RAID controller so that I can use hardware RAID 5. What controllers are compatible with the T610? I know that the H710 is eligible, but what about the H710P and the H810? We have a bottom of basket that holds 8 discs. Do we need anything else? I see that some people needed cables as well.

  PERC 6 / i and the H700 are validated for the T610. The Hx10 are 12 generation servers (like T620, T610 is 11G). H8x0 controllers are for external storage.

  Main differences between H700 or PERC 6:

  PERC 6 is 3Gbps, max disk 2 TB, 256 MB cache
  PERC H700 is cache cache/memory NVRAM 6Gpbs, TB + 2 disks, 512 MB or 1 GB