- LSI MEGARAID STORAGE MANAGER UNCONFIGURED GOOD HOW TO
- LSI MEGARAID STORAGE MANAGER UNCONFIGURED GOOD DRIVERS
- LSI MEGARAID STORAGE MANAGER UNCONFIGURED GOOD SOFTWARE
UPDATE: I set up the alerts and decided to test it by pulling out a drive.Ī) I did not get an email alert, despite the “Test” working immediately beforehandī) the server is beeping very loudly, even after putting the drive back in.Ĭ) After putting the drive back in, it showed up as ‘Unconfigured Bad’ in the MSMĭ) I chose the option to set it to ‘Unconfigured Good’ but nothing happenedĮ) I rebooted the host, the beeping started up again on boot.į) I could not connect the MSM to the server after this reboot. First I downloaded version 9 but the option to connect to remote servers was grayed out. This article at the bottom was helpful for getting started įinding the right MSM program at LSI’s website is tricky. usr/bin/cp /vmfs/volumes/datastore2/LSI_MSM.xml /etc/vmware/firewall/ # set up firewall access for MegaRAID Storage Manager Especially the firewall process in this post was necessary: follow the instructions about opening the firewall ports by creating the file called LSI_MSM.xml in /etc/firewallĪdded an entry in rc.local to restore that firewall setting like this:
LSI MEGARAID STORAGE MANAGER UNCONFIGURED GOOD HOW TO
This post has some good information about how to do this. Turned on CIM server here: Configuration->Security Profile->Services->PropertiesĪnd opened the firewall for CIM Server and CIM Secure Server. Installed the 2 vib files into the ESXi host (after enabling ssh etc) See ‘Customizing Installation Images’ good luck and let me know how it goes!
LSI MEGARAID STORAGE MANAGER UNCONFIGURED GOOD DRIVERS
UPDATE: As of this writing, 9750 drivers are not supported on out-of-the-box ESXi 5.0 update 1, but they are available (currently listed under 9650SE driver on the lsi 9750 page) and need to be compiled into the ESXi installer. If indeed the LSI 3ware 9750-xi is supported (and although not listed i believe it does work with ESXi 5), i STRONGLY recommend using that controller with 3dm2 vs this MegaRAID godzilla of the deep. The options available are: >Display only the local server of the IP address that was entered on the host view page. These selected servers can then be monitored and managed. The server storage configuration has failed.Ĭonfigure Host The Configure Host screen allows selection of the servers to be displayed in the Host View screen. The server is running in a degraded state. The server is running in a partially degraded state (possibly a drive in a virtual drive has failed). The server’s health status is color-coded using the following key: Green
LSI MEGARAID STORAGE MANAGER UNCONFIGURED GOOD SOFTWARE
The Host View will display a health status icon for each server that has MegaRAID Storage Manager software installed. When the program is launched, the Host View window appears.
The following is a preview of an Nfina storage system with an embedded LSI RAID controller using MegaRAID Storage Manager software. MegaRAID Storage Manager software can be used to perform system maintenance tasks, such as running patrol read operations, updating firmware, and running consistency checks on drive groups that support redundancy. The system errors and events are recorded in an event log but alerts can also be configured to sound an audible alarm (if enabled) or send an email.
Special device icons appear on the window providing notification of a drive failure and other events that require immediate attention. MegaRAID Storage Manager software displays the status of controllers, virtual drives, and drives on the server or workstation that you are monitoring. Nfina uses MegaRAID Storage Manager™ to provide an easy-to-use way to monitor individual devices and the health of the network. Nfina RAID network servers use only best-in-class components like Enterprise-class drives and LSI® RAID Controllers. Nfina Technologies™ uses RAID technology to increase performance, storage capacity, and fault tolerance in our storage systems.
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