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DL380 Gen 10 - HDD disk replacement with SSD
David94
3 hours ago
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ProLiant Servers (ML,DL,SL)
Original author:
David94
Hi, We have a Proliant DL380 Gen10 server. An HPE Smart Array P408i-a SR card. Two 300 GB HDD disks in Raid 1. We purchased three 1.6 TB SSD drives to increase capacity and to have a spare. We wish : - Change the 1st disk hot and wait for its reconst...
Array for Windows + hdd for backup
vimak
4 hours ago
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ProLiant Servers (ML,DL,SL)
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vimak
Good morning, DL360 Gen9 P440ar 2 x SSD RAID 1 for Windows Server 2022 1 HDD for data backups (I insert, do backup and remove) HDD I put it in Raid 0 (Windows does not see it, and the LED says not to remove it) Is this right or do I have to leave it...
Can't update bios on HPE DL360
Kid_cudi
yesterday
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ProLiant Servers (ML,DL,SL)
Original author:
Kid_cudi
I got a replacement board for my server and I can't update the bios, when I initiate the update I get an RSOD (x64 Exeption Type OD - General Protection Exeption), Once I restart the server everything works as intended but no bios update. The board's...
error when creating a raid on my server
Lukas4545
Friday
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Servers - General
Original author:
Lukas4545
Hello i just recently bought and installed a proliant ml110 gen11 server and everything went fine. But when i tried setting up my first raid(RAID1 between 2 ssd's) i got this error: 500 - ("status"-"fail" "message""...
Are HP 9000 Unix boxes rarer than other 90's Unix workstations?
lorky
2 weeks ago
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Servers - General
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lorky
My soft spot in the Retrocomputing hobby are the 90s exotic Unix workstations and while I currently own some IBM and Sun systems ,the HP ones intrigue me the most. Maybe this is because they seem to be less common than other workstations. To be fair...
Expand smart array
reynold85
3 weeks ago
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Servers - General
Original author:
reynold85
Hello, I set up RAID 5 (5 disks) with smart array and controller P 408 ia. I have vmware installed on it and some VM on it (windows server). I bought new SSds and I need to expand raid (i'm going to expand storage). I am going to add 3 ssds to the ex...
Re: Query: Firmware update – User token USB key required?
ljkhlkbljhvgkhg
01-10-2023
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ProLiant Servers (ML,DL,SL)
Original author:
rznr
OH MY GOD, what is this stupid piece of *****!? Can't we just update firmware without being tortured with useless stuff like that? Now the deployment of a server gets delayed because I have to wait for someone to connect the stupid USB stick to the s...
Re: HP Proliant DL380e G8 with P420 - drive Degraded (Not authenticated) after replacement
SydUmar_1
03-21-2024
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ProLiant Servers (ML,DL,SL)
Original author:
Shalak
Hello Shalak, This is working as per design. Whenever a non-HPE drive is being used it would flag that as Not authenticated. Unfortunately, there's no way to bypass this. It may have not flagged previously (Older Non-HPE drives) maybe due to differen...
Re: G10 SPP 2021.04.0 create on usb key utility 3.0 can't boot
FezUSA
04-28-2021
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ProLiant Servers (ML,DL,SL)
Original author:
xiaoV
I finally figured this out definitively for my environment! Using a 32GB flash drive, I "mount" the downloaded ISO file (latest SPP > 2021040) and navigate to the USB > USBKey folder and launch USBkey.exe When the utility opens, point...
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