Hi ,
The HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 562FLR-SFP+ adapter can still be used with the Dl380 Gen10 server.
Please refer to the option parts list for the DL380 gen10 server below.
https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00019685en_us
Regards
Ronny
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I have been supplied 1 x HP Smart Array P440/4GB FBWC 12Gb 1-port Int SAS Controller (726821-B21) and 4 x HPE 800GB 12G SAS Mixed Use-1 SFF (2.5in) SC 3yr Wty Solid State Drive (846434-B21) buy our "reputable" provider. When installed the disks are still showing under the build in B140i Controller.
1 Do I need a cable to connect from the controller to the main board back plane/drive bay as one wasnt supplied.?
2 The P440/4G comes with the following. I can see where to connect it to the controller but no where else inside the DL360 Gen9. Do I need this cable or is this the cable I am looking but just cannot find the port to connect it to?
PCI to controller power cable (Short) - straight 3-pin (F) to straight 3-pin (F), 215 mm (8.5 in) long (792836-001)
PCI to controller power cable (Long) - straight 3-pin (F) to straight 3-pin (F), 400 mm (15.7 in) long (792837-001)
Good evening:
I have a DL360P Gen8 on the way and it has a P420i RAID controller that I plan to use to implement RAID10 on the server. (There are only 4 drive bays.)
I'm just wondering: If I put in four 3TB drives and configure RAID 10 and want to add larger capacity drives down the line, would I be able to just remove a drive and insert the new drive and allow the array to rebuild?
I've never been on the user end of this particular hardware...usually I'm building the stuff.
Thank you!
Great answer, thank you for the detailed informations.
We will give the ML110 Gen10 / Smart Array P440 a chance .
Can i use also Samsung 970 EVO 2 TB SSD in ML110 Gen10?
Thank you
with snmpwalk -v1 -c public IP .1.3.6.1.4.1.232 it shows everything.
Thanks :)
Hi, after replace disk cage/adapter for new, problem has been resolved.
Hello Rob,
Can you please help us to understand if the issue got resolved or not?
If issue got resolved then how?
This will help for everyone who are all following your forum.
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Hi,
I installed the "HP Smart Update Manager (SUM)" and applied the patches using that tool.
It worked fine and I am also able to do remote inventories on the servers as well.
Thanks
I have 4 SANs and 2 of the 4 SANs are showing cahche status as corrupted.
This happened after they were shut down (properly, removed all connections, put in maintenance mode, shut down management group) and brought online again.
I read that a firmware upgrade could probably resolve the issue, however after downloading all of the upgrades, it will not apply them because devices are in a critical state (because the cache is corrupt)
How can I either bypass the check for critical errors when upgrading, or alternatively uncorrupt the cache?
Yes, it is right.
Also, please check usage when we run the SNMPWALK, it provides the usage as below:
Hi There,
It seems like you will need to create a case with the HPE server support team in order to further proceed as the logs would be required for further analysis and Action Plan.
Please click on "Submit a case" and the concerned team will get back to you once the case is created : https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/home
Regards,
Shruthi (HPE Employee)
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Hello,
The Array can be expanded without disturbing the existing configuration. There are many pre requisites that need to be addressed before commencing the Array Expansion.
From the query, we understand that the Smart Array Controller has a Cache Module & ADG license.
The SmartCache feature need to be disabled to perform an Array expansion
You can increase the storage space on an array by adding physical drives. Any drive that you want to add must meet the following criteria:
• It must be an unassigned drive.
• It must be of the same type as existing drives in the array (for example, SATA or SAS).
• It must have a capacity no less than that of the smallest drive in the array.
IMPORTANT: An array expansion, logical drive extension, or logical drive migration takes about 15 minutes per gigabyte. While this process is occurring, no other expansion, extension, or migration can occur simultaneously on the same controller. Controllers that do not support a battery-backed write cache do not support this process.
Please refer to the below link for more information:
https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=c03909334
Thank you
I Work for HPE
Good morning, if you add a new HDD, I can restart the host despite the procedure to extend the logical volume has reached 7%? can I start working on old data without losing it and check that the VMWARE machine is still working? Unfortunately I can not find answers on the guides. Thanks for the clarifications
Hi!
So problem is that, my iLO of HP Proliant DL380G9 noticed that some problems with HDD
Status 
() Serial Number 03GHYAZC Model EG0600JEHMA Media Type Capacity 600 GB Location Port 2I Box 3 Bay 7 Firmware Version HPD5 Drive Configuration Encryption Status
HDD MODEL that installed is EG0600JEHMA
i bought another driver HPE MODEL: EG000600JWJNP
I tried to compare them - it's look like everything is the same, only firmware is different HPD5 and HPD1
Can someone tell me can i make a replacement with new drive?
Thank you in advance!
any advices?
thank you in advance!
Same Part#, same Product, regardless of Manufactor or any LED.
HPE take care about this.
Change it.
Looks like your new drive has the old style drive carrier (ore Gen8) and not the smart drive carrier.
Don't insert it, it may damage the slot.
new:
old
Hello ,
I'm having an issue regarding SNMP trap generation in case of network cable disconnecting or network down testing for a bonded NIC (bond0) having two interfaces (eno1,eno2) , im not getting any traps to be generated while the bond is configured with bonding mode of (active/backup) mode-1 , when any interface is removed from the bond and tested the SNMP traps are properly generated.
