Scott R. Ehrlich wrote:
I have a Dell PE2950 with PERC 5/i. The server suffered a failed disk
under RAID 0. I obtained a replacement disk, rebuilt the system from
the ground up (new logical volumes within the controller, new OS
install) and
the system is happy now.
I installed nagios on a low-end PC (CentOS 5), and obtained nrpe from
Nagios, installed a couple OpenManage plugins - Report and Storage.
Both nagios plugins report the PERC as status Warning - PERC 5/i is
Non-Critical/Degraded.
The report and storage nagios plugins, along with a few other Dell
plugins, all show the RAID volumes and disks as perfectly healthy.
Are the Warnings a reflection of the OpenManage files obtained via
yum, the nagios plugins (both plugins show the same issue), and/or
does the RAID controller actually have a flag I missed, that still
needs to be cleared, though the RAID was rebuilt?
None of the above, probably. Most likely you're using a newer version of
OpenManage than was current when your controller firmware/drivers were new.
You could either downgrade to an older version of OpenManage, or better yet
upgrade the firmware/drivers to the latest version and clear the error.
Andrew
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