https://community.hpe.com/t5/msa-storage/cache-question-clarification/m-p/493283#M1168 i have 2 ml370 g3 servers. connected to 2 ra4100's. all is dual path everything through 2 fiber hub 7's. running W2K Ent. sp4, sql2000 Ent. active/active cluster. servers are on ups which are on a generator, so no power worries.<BR /> <BR /> I have seen some postings here about cache settings and need some clarifications.<BR /> <BR /> i saw some articles about the "write cache enabled" in device manager for w2k os. as it is right now, it is enabled. should this be disabled? and is it different/affect the cache settings on the controllers on the 4100? i assume yes.<BR /> <BR /> we are getting the event id 50 and am wondering if unchecking that write cache enabled will help.<BR /> <BR /> thnx Thu, 10 Feb 2005 11:00:34 GMT CA1073056 2005-02-10T11:00:34Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/msa-storage/cache-question-clarification/m-p/493283#M1168 i have 2 ml370 g3 servers. connected to 2 ra4100's. all is dual path everything through 2 fiber hub 7's. running W2K Ent. sp4, sql2000 Ent. active/active cluster. servers are on ups which are on a generator, so no power worries.<BR /> <BR /> I have seen some postings here about cache settings and need some clarifications.<BR /> <BR /> i saw some articles about the "write cache enabled" in device manager for w2k os. as it is right now, it is enabled. should this be disabled? and is it different/affect the cache settings on the controllers on the 4100? i assume yes.<BR /> <BR /> we are getting the event id 50 and am wondering if unchecking that write cache enabled will help.<BR /> <BR /> thnx Thu, 10 Feb 2005 11:00:34 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/msa-storage/cache-question-clarification/m-p/493283#M1168 CA1073056 2005-02-10T11:00:34Z