Research of H710P of SAS cable

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• Connect a Powervault MD1200 to a PowerEdge R710 5.1 running esx using SAS cables

  Hello

  I bought a Powervault md1200 and a perc h800 controller.

  I'll install the perc controller in my PowerEdge r710 5.1 running esx server.

  Then connect the md1200 to the r710 via sas cables. The powervault is no NIC.

  My question is, how to configure the RAID while booting the r710? I understand that if I were on Windows, I could use open manage but I'm not familiar with how to do this from a 5.1 esx server.

  I'd appreciate any help.

  Thank you

  Flynn

  Hello Flynn,

  What you need to do is to go into the Bios of your H800 controller and you can then configure your virtual disk MD1200.  Once you have the virtual disk created, then you will be able to do a scan in ESX & he should see the virtual disk that are created.  To access the boot controller bios you need to hit Ctrl + C to enter the bios.

  Please let us know if you have any other questions.

• Referred to Dell r.620 and H710P PERC - backplane cable?

  Read this thread:

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/servers/f/906/p/19471857/20339141.aspx

  We ordered PERC H710P customer mini kit (342-3536-PCVT5) and 2 x 800 GB Solid State Drive SATA value MLC 3Gbps 2.5 in. (342-5821) for our r.620 (which previously only had the on-board controller S110). Can someone help me identify the part number for the cable necessary? Looking around without success.

  Hello

  As you initially had the S110 and it only supports the background configuration of the 4 HARD drive backplane I'll assume that it is the bottom of basket you have. If this is the case then the part number for the cable you need is:

  WVF6J

  This is the background cable basket for a PERC 4 HDD backplane SAS A connection mini. It works with all mini girl PERC cards in the r.620; who are the H310 and H710 (p).

  Normal sales agents in general have not access to sell these parts. In general they cannot sell the new components that are designated by a 7-digit reference number in this format 111-1111. Our spare parts department is who you must contact to buy spare parts 5 figures.

  http://www.Dell.com/support/contents/us/en/04/article/contact-information/sales/sales-phone-numbers

  800 357-3355 is the number listed for them. Be sure to reference the contact page in the future as long as the number can change. It will be not updated in this post, but it will be updated on the contact page.

  Thank you

• What external cable to adapter for dell 6Gbps PCIe SAS tape drive

  Hello

  I have an external controller of the HBA dell R220 with a PCIe (SAS 6Gbps) (Dell part in the 405-AACH citation number). I need this hook to a Tandberg StorageLoader LTO-4 - band - LTO Ultrium - SAS MFG auto charger. part: 7816-LTO which has on it a 26 4 pin x external interface shielded multi-channel SAS (SFF-8088) Mini.

  The seller (not dell) sent me a 1 m cable SAS internal (SFF-8087 to SFF-8482) which I am totally surprised how who can be connected even internally. Another question is, this internal cable is going to be useful for anything whatsoever for the tape drive login server?

  Any help is appreciated. Thank you.

  UG

  Hi UG,.

  Here is a link to the sas cable you need to connect your library to your server.  Accessories.Dell.com/.../ProductDetail.aspx; l = en & s = bsd & cs = 04 & sku = 330-8631

  Please let us know if you have any other questions.

• Which cable Mini SAS to PE T410?

  Hi all!

  I have a T410 (six 3.5 "LFF-exchangeable hot racks) EP that came with archaic PERC 6i controller. I want to replace this controller with something more recent like an Adaptec 6805 or a H700/710 Dell who operate mini-SAS SFF-8087 connectors, but I fight with the SAS cables.

  I tried with a few generic standard MINI-SAS cable Mini SAS (Foxconn) which for SAS has but for SAS B causes an error message ("storage SAS B cable is not connected or is loose."). Swapping the cables does not move the error, and cables work fine in another server (HP) so I guess I need a special cable from Dell to avoid the error.

  However, since Dell has gone to the extreme to discover the correct references such as diifcult as possible, my question to the people here, is if anyone knows what Dell SAS cables work properly in the T410 and what are the part numbers.

  Any ideas?

  Hello

  I'm not aware of what owner with our SAS cables. I used generic cables on the H700 to my personal study. This is the cable for our cables reference numbers:

  Elementary school: M400M
  High school: P215M

  Thank you

• R720 can I connect drive sas/sata hard without controller card?

  I have a r720 without raid card.  When I plug a ssd or disc of 15 k / 10 k sas on the hotswap backplane, chassis recognizes the drive is connected (I get an orange light and lcd to alert that the disc is removed when I go out).  However, the bios and the operating system does not recognize any disks hotswap (they see only the optical drive connected to the ports on the motherboard sata.

  Do I need a controller card to use drives connected on the backplane, or is it possible to use backplane without controller card?  I didn't need raid functionality.

  Thanks in advance.

  -shane

  Hello Shane

  ntshane

  Do I need a controller card to use drives connected on the backplane, or is it possible to use backplane without controller card?  I didn't need raid functionality.

  Yes, you must have a controller connected to the bottom of basket. If you have purchased the system without a RAID controller should have a SAS cable that goes from the backplane to the slot of controller S110 chipset on the system board.

  You can use the S110 SATA controller on board for communication with backplane. Well, there are limits to the S110 controller, so may not suit your needs. You can probably buy LSI 9207 if you want readers to run in a non-RAID. The other options are a H710 PERC; which you can set the readers to the single drive RAID 0 s. In this State, they function as drives no RAID. You can also get a H310. The H310 supports the RAID mode, but we have added a few features to the H310 who do not find in previous versions of the card. In doing so, it reduced performance when operating in a mode non-RAID.

  The reason why I say that you'll probably want another controller than the S110 is because you mentioned that you have SAS disks. The S110 is a single SATA controller. In addition, the S110 is supported up to 4 discs.

  To access the BIOS RAID make sure the S110 is turned on in THE system BIOS. In the BIOS, go to SATA settings. In the menu choose the RAID mode. It will turn on the S110 controller. You can configure the drives in the BIOS S110 when booting with the CTL R. I do not know what operating system, you perform the installation, but the S110 is compatible with Windows.

  Thank you

• installed in R630 H730P how to connect the SAS drives?

  Hi, I installed the H730p in the server R630 RAID, but the SAS cables from the drive before A & B bays to connect to the main Board and having no game in them to connect to the RAID card.

  I guess I need new cable SAS, but can't find any reference to this anywhere... Do I new cables and what are the numbers of reference please?

  Thank you very much

  Pete

  Talleysit,

  Indeed, you need another cable. The required cable is part # F63HD.

  Let me know if it helps.

• Cable for T320 8x3.5 to Perc H710

  I have a T320 with backplane replaceable 8x3.5 SAS drives hot. I ordered a Perc H710 (p/n 342-4203) to replace the H310. The SAS cable has the wrong connectors for the H710.

  I chatted with Dell this morning and they told me that I needed the manufacturer Dell cy7n1. I ordered this. However, after ordering, I searched online and the images seem to show a cable with only one connector at each end.

  What is the correct cable I need?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  CY7N1 is a cable to connect to a backplane 4HDD. Background cable basket of 8HDD is DJXF7.

  Thank you

• PowerEdge R320 cable for SATA?

  Hi all

  I recently bought a new (ok, almost new 'store') R320 server, that happened and seems to be wired to the SATA drives (non - hot). No hard drives have been included in the system - I was aware of this ;-)

  I also have two Dell 2 TB NearLine SAS / 6 GB/s / 7.2 k / 3.5 HD ... so my question is, what exact cable I need to buy & replace, so that I can use these SAS drives in my system which is already wired for SATA?

  What I read, the controller integrated PERC H710 supports SATA and SAS, then is it just a matter of buying the SAS cable and its connection to the SAS_A on the H710 port?

  Thanks in advance

  -Patrick

  My apologies. Discover one of these reference numbers:

  XP00F & H3YKR

  They should be available in the United Kingdom.

• ESXi 3.5 - inadvertently disconnected SAS connector

  As the title suggests, the SAS cable released from the disc tray. The ESX Server is still in place, we can see the 2 LUNS, but get the error, try to connect, it...

  "Error during the configuration of the host. Unable to update the disk partition information.

  I * THINK * 2 LUNS were joined to appear as a large data store.

  Any ideas on how to get the LUN online?

  Thank you

  Firstly, have you tried to rescan the HBAs?  A reboot?

  As long as the two LUNS are intact, the data should be thin.  If they LUNS have been joined by some measure, the 1 lun will certainly have to be intact before the 2nd LUNS can be added on.

  If the HBA sees LUNS as new id devices, then they could be considered as snapshots.  You can use this article http://kb.vmware.com/kb/6482648 to correct this.

  -KjB

• Installation of SAS drives in Precision 690

  Hello

  I have a bunch of 10 k Fibre Channel SAS drives and I'm trying to install in a Precision 690. They seem to have connectors with 40 pins at the rear, a model example is the Seagate ST3146707FC.

  Is it possible to do? If If you could point me in the right direction in terms of what parts I might need. According to the manual, it can support 4 SAS and SATA drives, so I would use a SATA and SAS together potentially 4 drives.

  Thank you.

  Hi Hierchon,

  It is not possible to directly connect the Fibre Channel interface 690 PWS.

  These CF disks a SCA2 aka SCA40 connector and SAS uses a 32 as SATA connector.

  In order to use the FC disks, you need some type of housing CF or SAN which would then connect to the PC via a FC HBA.

  The SAS cable is necessary to attach a SAS drive to the PWS690 is identical to the SATA to the motherboard, but in training, data and power connectors are gathered.

  The PWS690 has two controllers. The ports labeled SATA go to the regular Intel SATA controller and take only the SATA drives. The ports labeled HD_0, etc, go to the SAS5 integrated RAID controller which will have SAS or SATA.

  I hope this helps others with these issues since this question is 9 months old. :-(

  -rocky

• PowerVault TL2000 library - tape drive that appears twice in Device Manager

  Just installed a new TL2000 on a Dell R630 server. HBA SAS 6 GB/s using. Windows 2008 R2. In Device Manager I see two "unknown medium changer" and two tape drives (IBM ULT3580-HH4). But in reality there is a library and a player.

  Windows has allocated an id different SCSI for each 'drive' and 'change '. Does anyone know why Windows detects two devices when there is only one?

  (see the screenshot of the attachment)

  Hello Martin,

  Cable how do you have coming from the back of the tape drive?  If you connected a SAS cable to the two ports at the rear of the car, then it's your problem because you need only the disk IDE oucederomsurlesecondport be wired at the time.

  Please let us know if you have any other questions.

• OM statement has no readers

  We have just setup two new servers with san in the following configuration: r.620 Dell x 2 with 2012 hyper configured in a cluster connected to MD3220 via SAS with a single SAS cable on each of the 2 controllers on board.

  Dell Openmanage reports failed two readers on 6Gbps SAS HBA controller 0 and 1. While they inspected the MD3220 no disk have failed.

  An excerpt from the newspaper

  ID 0:7 status critical physical device name 0:7 State could not run Bus Protocol SAS Media HDD review 0784 ability 0.00 used GB RAID disk space 0.00 GB Vendor DELL product MD32xx series No. ID ID.  SAS negotiated speed Gbps 6,00 address 590B11C406C46904

  Everyone met similar to these errors?

  See you soon,.

  Dave

  I discussed our problem with Dell support last month, Dell support increased the problem internal support to the SME's technical support Department and verified that there is a bug in openmanage version 7.3. Management should not be able to show the disks attached to the SAS HBA, but for some reason any he tried too.

  This problem should be solved in the next version, which in March 2014.

  As long as MDSM reports as good discs so everything should be ok.

• 3 TB HARD drive does not work on PERC 6i

  Hello

  We bought Dell 3TO disks and install them in PE R710 with PERC 6i. Before you buy the disks, we checked online and he said that it is supported.  We have updated the firmware on it to the latest version.  BIOS is updated as well.

  Firmware Version 6.3.3.0002
  6.600.21.08 driver version
  6.3.9600.17031 Storport driver version

  It is the physical disk information below.

  ID 0:0:1
  Critical condition
  Name of the physical disk 0:0:1
  State has failed
  Bus SAS Protocol
  HARD drive support
  Revision A100
  T10 IP Capable No.
  Capacity GB 0.00
  Used 0.00 GB of RAID disk space
  0.00 GB of RAID disk space
  Hot spare no.
  Vendor ID HITACHI
  Product ID HUS723030ALS640
  Serial number. YHK2RS3G
  Part number is not available
  512b sector size
  Manufacturing day of is not available
  Week of manufacture is not available
  Year of manufacture is not available
  SAS address 5000CCA01AAE128D

  What should we do for the PERC to detect these drives?  He sees some 450 GB drives with no problems.

  Derwiche woul you to replace existing SAS cables. If you are using 2.5-inch disks you need two R145M part number. If you are using 3.5-inch disks you need to N170M SAS 0 part number and part P110M for SAS 1 number.

• MD3000 cannot change virtual disk ownership / preffered path - ERROR 29

  Current configuration

  PowerVault MD3000 (deleted by the moderator) - attached to two servers PowerEdge R610 using Dell SAS 5/e card in each r610. The R610s act as a host ESX VMWare ESXi 5.5.0

  We have created multiple LUNS on the storage array and noticed that traffice all happening through a RAID controller or another module (and it seems to me not change without prompting when you look at the storage Bay). I turned off a two different virtual machines to try to change the path and had an error with a certain delay - I stuck this error below. I also tried to redistribute virtual disks tab the MDSM software nothing works support.

  By reading, it seems that the LUN should be attributed to a particular raid controller before all I / 0, but I still feel like're missing us something as to why we cannot distribute the traffic properly.

  According to some records for a MD3200 -.

  "If the host has a path of data unique to the MD, the virtual disk storage array.
  must be owned by the controller to which the host is connected.
  That's what we're trying to accomplish. I don't know if the hosts are to be physically detached from the SAN, or if there is a bit of software to fail us.
  Thank you in advance! If I failed to provide all the details, please let me know and I'll try to gather the information.
  Here's the error output:

  OPERATING ENVIRONMENT DATA

  Name of the client system: FLMGMT01
  Client OS: Windows Server 2008 R2

  Application version: 03.35.G6.88
  Storage management of version table: 03.35.G6.88
  Name of storage array: VAB-NAS-01
  Firmware version: 07.35.39.64
  Management class: devmgr.v1035api01.Manager

  **************************************************

  DATA ERROR

  Command sent to the RAID controller module to the location: 0
  Host name: 192.168.19.233
  IP address: 192.168.19.233

  Return code: error 29 - this operation cannot complete because there was a failure of authentication of security on a parameter in the command sent to the RAID controller module.

  Try the operation again. If this message persists, contact your Technical Support representative.
  Operation when the error occurred: PROC_assignVolumeOwnership
  Timestamp: August 25, 2014 16:18:59

  DATA BATTERY

  devmgr.v1035api01.Sam.JAL.ManagementOperationFailedException:
  at devmgr.v1035api01.sam.jal.SYMbolClient.dispatchOperation (unknown Source)
  at devmgr.v1035api01.sam.jal.StorageArrayFacade.issueCommand (unknown Source)
  at devmgr.v1035api01.sam.jal.StorageArrayFacade.sendCommandCommon (unknown Source)
  at devmgr.v1035api01.sam.jal.StorageArrayFacade.sendCommand (unknown Source)
  at devmgr.v1035api01.sam.jal.StorageArrayFacade.assignVolumeOwnership (unknown Source)
  at devmgr.v1035api01.sam.configuration.controller.ChangeControllerOwnershipDialogPanel.performCommitAction (unknown Source)
  to devmgr.v1035api01.shared.wizard.DialogPanel$ NotifyBackgroundTaskAdapter.performOp (unknown Source)
  at devmgr.v1035api01.shared.AbstractTaskAdapter.run (unknown Source)

  THREAD DATA

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  Hello MrRedPants,

  Since you are using a configuration not redundant you will have problems trying to modify the paths between the controllers since the two hosts have only a single connection to the MD3000.  What you could do if possible is to get 2 more SAS cables & connect ports second on the MD to RAID opposite that the host is currently connected to.

  Now, if this isn't an option so that you can make is to have 2 disk groups and assign the virtual disks / LUNS that are connected to each host in their own disk group.  If you go to each host their own groups of disks, then you will need to stop the e/s as you move the Ramdisk to the new group of disks so that you want to discard any data loss.

  Please let us know if you have any other questions.