Which cable shoud I use between perc h700 and F678M bottom of basket R310

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  This link explains in detail in the overview H700 - http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/products/pvaul/en/perc-technical-guidebook.pdf

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  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:

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• PowerEdge R310 and Perc H700

  I have an older R310 which does NOT support the hot-swappable drives and I'm looking to add a raid card Perc H700.  A few quick searches show only cables for installation bottom of basket.

  So I'm not the guy of material more experienced so there cables that go from the H700 to readers SAS?

  Hello

  It should be X394K part number. The description is HARD drive cable. PERC H200/H700 HDD card

• PowerEdge R710 and perc h700, disc not visible in OS

  Hey,.

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• Drives 3 TB for DELL PoweEdge R510 with PERC H700 Controller

  Good afternoon.

  Currently, we have 8 x discs 1Tera in our PorwerEdge R510.

  -1 RAID 1 for the first 2 discs, which have the operating system (Windows Server 2008)

  -1 RAID 5 for the other 6 disks

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  Screenshot:

  Status

  Name

  State

  Predicted failure

  Certified

  Bus protocol

  Media

  Capacity

  Used RAID disk space

  RAID disk space

  Hot spare

  Negotiated speed

  Speed measure

  SAS address

  Status: No reviews

  Disk physics 1:0:4

  Not supported

  NO.

  NO.

  SATA

  HARD DRIVE

  2 047,38 GB

  0.00 GB

  2 047,38 GB

  NO.

  6,00 Gbps

  6,00 Gbps

  4433221103000000

  Status: No reviews

  Disk physics 1:0:5

  Not supported

  NO.

  NO.

  SATA

  HARD DRIVE

  2 047,38 GB

  0.00 GB

  2 047,38 GB

  NO.

  6,00 Gbps

  6,00 Gbps

  4433221102000000

  Status: No reviews

  Disk physics 1:0:6

  Not supported

  NO.

  NO.

  SATA

  HARD DRIVE

  2 047,38 GB

  0.00 GB

  2 047,38 GB

  NO.

  6,00 Gbps

  6,00 Gbps

  4433221101000000

  Status: No reviews

  Disk physics 1:0:7

  Not supported

  NO.

  NO.

  SATA

  HARD DRIVE

  2 047,38 GB

  0.00 GB

  2 047,38 GB

  NO.

  6,00 Gbps

  6,00 Gbps

  4433221100000000

  The PERC H700 firmware is:

  Firmware version	12.0.1 - 0091
  Driver version	4.31.01.64
  Version of the Storport driver	6.0.6002.18005

  Do you know why this phenomenon occurs? Do we need to do a Firmware Update for the PERC controller? If so, this will delete RAID 1, OS disks?

  Thank you in advance for your help!

  See you soon.

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  The firmware update will not affect the RAID array.

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  In my new role, I inherited a number of servers managed until now by someone else.  One of them is a PowerEdge T710 with a Controller PERC H700.  There are two matrices; the other has four 3TO disks in a RAID-5 configuration.

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  "Is it possible to do a migration on-site from RAID 5 to RAID-6 without disturbing data?"

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  "There is enough free space, and I have no problem losing a portion of the free space I have."

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