We're building a full inventory of all the hardware in our rack, so
we're using Dell's DSET Linux binary (http://support.dell.com/dset/) to
build a report for each server.
So far, it's going great - but on one of the boxes we get the following
output as DSET runs:
"NOTE: Not found one or mo
On Fri, 19 Mar 2010, Giulio wrote:
> OMSA 6.2
>
> I'm interested in finding docs which will explain in detail all the
> possible output values of the "omreport storage controller" and related
> commands.
The best place I've found to look is the SNMP MIB file. On my servers this
is located at
OMSA 6.2
I'm interested in finding docs which will explain in detail all the possible
output values of the "omreport storage controller" and related commands.
For instance, on one of my systems "omreport storage vdisk" will output
...
...
State : Ready
Progress: Not Appl
This series of commands works for all of my RHEL/Centos machines.
yum -y install procmail OpenIPMI
chkconfig --level 345 ipmi on
service ipmi start
wget -q -O - http://linux.dell.com/repo/hardware/latest/bootstrap.cgi | bash
yum -y install srvadmin-all
#relogin to pick up new $PATH
srvadmin-ser
You need to install OpenIPMI and then run "srvadmin-sevices.sh restart".
That works on my systems.
Steve
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Yeah, with srvadmin-all. Fresh install on both R710 and 1950.
[r...@testbox ~]# omreport storage controller
No controllers found
[r...@testbox ~]# omreport chassis info
Error! Chassis info setting unavailable on this system.
etc..
from our kickstart post-reboot script:
yum -y install srvadmi
Didn't help in my case (srvadmin-all)
DELL , what info can we provide to get this fixed ?
On Fri, Mar 19, 2010 at 7:20 PM, Ryan Miller wrote:
> Did you actually install srvadmin-all ? I know it seems like it should
> work with just the storage packages, but I think some of the underlying
> ser
Did you actually install srvadmin-all ? I know it seems like it should work
with just the storage packages, but I think some of the underlying services are
set up by other packages. 6.2 is now working for me with clean install on
CentOS 5 with PERC6i and SAS5i controllers. Haven't tried it on
On 03/19/2010 12:29 PM, Keith Beeby wrote:
> Hi,
>
> So is just the case we are waiting for Dell to resolve this with a new update?
>
> Anyone know if Dell has acknowledged the issue and working on a resolve?
>
> Thanks
>
> Keith
>
I'm not really sure at this point.. some people say it works, othe
Hi,
So is just the case we are waiting for Dell to resolve this with a new update?
Anyone know if Dell has acknowledged the issue and working on a resolve?
Thanks
Keith
On 19 Mar 2010, at 12:57, Ryan Pugatch wrote:
> On 03/18/2010 05:07 PM, Ryan Pugatch wrote:
>> On 03/18/2010 04:22 PM, Rya
On Fri, March 19, 2010 04:33, jens_he...@dell.com wrote:
> It should work this way:
>
> 1. goto RAID BIOS
> 2. offline both RAID1 HDDs
> 3. create a RAID0 in hotspare drive
> 4. change 'bootable VD'
> 5. do your restore tests
>
> To go back to your original configuration I would recommend to just
>
On 03/18/2010 05:07 PM, Ryan Pugatch wrote:
> On 03/18/2010 04:22 PM, Ryan Pugatch wrote:
>>
>> If I start dsm_sa_eventmgrd and dsm_sa_snmpd it works (not sure which
>> proccess fixes it). I wonder why it isn't starting with
>> srvadmin-services.sh start..
>
>
> I take this back. Looks like dell_rb
On Fri, Mar 19, 2010 at 5:33 PM, wrote:
> It should work this way:
Dear Jens,
Thank you for the judicious and informative reply.
> 1. goto RAID BIOS
> 2. offline both RAID1 HDDs
> 3. create a RAID0 in hotspare drive
> 4. change 'bootable VD'
> 5. do your restore tests
>
> To go back to your ori
No trouble.
Best is to power down the system - remove the raid 1 disks at least that
the disk have no connection to the backplane.
Test what you want to test- with the single disk as raid 0.
After that delete the raid 0 reinsert the disks => import the foreign
config and it will work as before
IF
It should work this way:
1. goto RAID BIOS
2. offline both RAID1 HDDs
3. create a RAID0 in hotspare drive
4. change 'bootable VD'
5. do your restore tests
To go back to your original configuration I would recommend to just
online one of your both RAID1 HDDs and rebuild the other if all is fine.
Dear all,
I've set up a R610 with PERC6/i and PERC6/e controllers and MD1000
backup. The R610 has 3 disks: 2 in RAID1 configuration, and 1 as a
hot-swap.
Before client data was added, I created a restore image using
Clonezilla, and tested it on the RAID1 disks successfully (data is
over-written b
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