Please excuse me, but this is not true. I can confirm that it must apply the update SPP2013. there are many customers have had problems with the new version of SPP2014.
check Release Note Page [11]:
http://ftp.hp.com/pub/softlib2/software1/doc/p1822529277/v95562/SPP2014.02.0-ReleaseNotes.pdf
Hello,
I have a HP ProLiant ML310e Gen8 Server with Xeon E3-1220v2, and it comes with a non-hot-plug disk bays. After spending some time looking in the manuals, it seems that an upgrade to Hot Plug disks is possible with a backplane change...
Here's the backplane kit :
http://h30094.www3.hp.com/product/sku/10447646/mfg_partno/674839-B21
Now, the problem is, is that the only part I need to order and change? (except for the hard disks, which would need an upgrade to the new "SmartDrives" anyway)
Thanks in advance!
HP Drive cage options
HP 4U 4 Large Form Factor Hot Plug Hard Drive Backplane Kit 674839-B21
HP 4U 8 Small Form Factor Hot Plug Hard Drive Cage Kit 674841-B21
Hi,
We discovered that hpsmh (version 7.2.2-8) is vurnerable for the OpenSSL Heartbleed problem on tcp port 2381, when will HP fix this issue? Is it possible to manual patch the embedded openssl?
Alwin.
Hi, I have HP ML350 g6 with P410i controller. One array with Two logical drives. Two physical drives in bay 1 and 2 of the server. I just installed two more physical drives in bay 3 and 4 of the server. I have ACU installed and want to configure the new drives as One more Logical drive. HOw do I add another Logical drive. I thought I've done this before - but for some reason - I;m not seeing an option to configure the new drives as a new logical drive.
Thanks for your response.
-Dwight Sullivan (IT/Network Admin)
P.S. This post has been split off from other thread, and edited its subject. - HP Forum Moderator
AeroTwin7 wrote:Hi, I have HP ML350 g6 with P410i controller. One array with Two logical drives. Two physical drives in bay 1 and 2 of the server. I just installed two more physical drives in bay 3 and 4 of the server. I have ACU installed and want to configure the new drives as One more Logical drive. HOw do I add another Logical drive. I thought I've done this before - but for some reason - I;m not seeing an option to configure the new drives as a new logical drive.
Thanks for your response.
-Dwight Sullivan (IT/Network Admin)
Welcome to the forums. It's best to post a new topic when you have a question. This thread is almost 5 years old.
To answer your question. You put disks in an array, and then create logical drives within that array. You can create a new array and logical drive for the new disks, or you can expand the current array and add another logical drive using the free space. In your case it is probably easier to create another array and then create a new logical drive within the new array
FINALLY SOLUTION:
hardware replacement need on P410 SA!
Now DS1 led check error always server start!
Same problem in this post:
Hi All,
Seek for your advice, i've an message when my server boot up such as below:
Figure 1 : Message show when server boot up
So i try to update the firmware, download from website
http://h20565.www2.hp.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.PAGE/public/psi/swdHome?javax.portlet.begCacheTok=com.vignette.cachetoken&javax.portlet.endCacheTok=com.vignette.cachetoken&javax.portlet.prp_bd9b6997fbc7fc515f4cf4626f5c8d01=wsrp-navigationalState%3DswEnvOID%253D1113%257CswLang%253D%257Caction%253DlistDriver&javax.portlet.tpst=bd9b6997fbc7fc515f4cf4626f5c8d01&sp4ts.oid=3902575&ac.admitted=1397446890053.876444892.492883150
and
h20565.www2.hp.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.PAGE/public/psi/swdDetails/?lang=en&cc=us&sp4ts.oid=3883931&swItem=MTX_8c4ccf4ac8e04601aacf3945fa
but i get an error when install the application such as below:
Figure 2: Error when install the firmware
appreciated your help on this.
v1.5 of the "Intelligent" Provisioning did the trick for me too. Thanks very much everyone :)
George.
In "HP Intelligent Provisioning 1.60 Release Notes". I find this at page 6
Windows-specific issues
• The Volume License installation does not complete when you use the Recommended installation method to install Windows 2008 R2. The following error message is displayed during installation, “Windows cannot read the <ProductKey> setting from the unattend answer file.”
Suggested action: Use the Manual installation method for Windows 2008 R2 if you encounter this error. Not all Volume License media present this problem.
Noone has an answer for my question?
Even also about my question about where can I find the log file generated by the installer of the driver?
Thanks in advance
Hi,
We are about to install a new HP Proliant ML350 Gen 8 server on to one of our sites and the job of setting up the server has been assigned to me. Out of the box the server has by default set up the 5 500Gb drives as RAID 5. I'm wondering what is the best way to set up the disks for this server. The details of the setup will be as follows:
- Windows Server 2012 will be the Hypervisor/Host OS, and there will be two virtualizes Windows Server 2012 Servers.
- The first Windows Server 2012 virtual machine will be main system server, with data shares (about 100GB of information) and printers. The main system database (~20Gb) will also be located on this server.
- The second Windows Server 2012 virtual machine will be for Remote Desktop Services. We will probably use a combination of session host and virtual desktops.. This part is very much secondary and will be more for testing with a view to rolling out in a few years.
To be honest, the size of the disks is huge in comparison to the information that will be stored on it, so I'm just looking for other people's opinions on what they would consider the best way to set it up on the five disks.
thanks in advance.
I manage to remove the server using waste Car Key , Inserted the key both side (one by one) and push the latches !
Jimmy Vance wrote:
"I've gotten from the SPP team, you can go from any version to the latest. There is no requirement to do a version to version upgrade."
Scharchouf wrote:
"this is not true. I can confirm that it must apply the update SPP2013."
So scharchouf knows more than the whole SPP team?
The release notes say:
"When migrating directly from an older version of the SPP to the latest, please review the release notes for
the versions being skipped to be aware of changes that have occurred during those releases."
It says also
"Systems using software and firmware components delivered with the following products should be able to easily
migrate to this SPP: 2013.09; 2013.02".
"able to easily migrate" doesn't sound like a requirement, sorry. It wouldn't make so much sense anyway.
Do you know a good reason scharchouf?
However, be aware of the following limitation:
Drivers and/or enablement kits must be installed prior to detecting and updating some hardware and firmware -HP SUM may need to be run twice for all firmware components to be presented for installation
The service pack 9.10 is from 2012, isn't it? It's much too old for a Gen8 server and meanwhile unsupported anyway.
Hi - Were you ever able to resolve this? over 1500 views and no solution...
Hi all: I am looking for a way to monitor the hard drives in al old DL385 G1 server with a Smart Array 6i controller. I had to upgrade one of our old servers to SLES11 SP2 which broke HD monitoring. The HP tools look for kernel version 2.6.32 or lower while SLES 11 is using the 3.0 kernel (renamed 2.6.x).
Are there any third-party solutions? All I need to know is when a HD fails.
Thanks, Chris.
I've never had a problem skipping SPP versions.
The only possible problem I can think of is on Windows 2008 R2 and earlier, where some versions of the Network Config Utility depend on a certain version of the NIC driver. Updating one before the other has caused me some problems in the past. Typically it results in the NCU failing to load until the NIC drivers are updated to some specific version or higher.
Another possible exception related to the VCA and not being able to talk to certain versions of a VCRM or SIM server, but that's not quite the same thing unless your VCRM is on the same server.
There are probably a few other exceptions that I simply haven't encountered, but in general if you're updating all the drivers and software at once, I don't imagine you'd have issues 99% of the time.
Going back to the original post, version 9.10 is kind of old and probably didn't support Gen8, so yeah, get 2013.09 at least, or 2014.02.
