https://community.hpe.com/t5/disk-enclosures/disk-failure-in-array/m-p/2488978#M1116 The disk drive in question is identified by the next-to-last segment of the hardware path.<BR />If EMS reported a disk drive at 8/4/4.6.0, <BR /><BR />( System bus address, 8/4/4, is normally printed on the systems. )<BR /><BR />"6" would be controller address on the disk.<BR />Go to the rear side of the box where you can see dip switches allocated for every disk drive.<BR />It consists of 4 segments : <BR />8 4 2 1<BR /><BR />If switches 2,4 is set to on, address for the disk drive would be 6 (2+4).<BR />This is what I'm tryig to find in this example.<BR /><BR />Try to find a disk drive fishy in this manner. <BR /><BR />One more thing is that A3311A is not array but JBOB which is capable of housing multiple disk drives in an enclosure for High availability systems with hot swap featured.<BR /><BR />Best regards, Fri, 02 Feb 2001 06:37:21 GMT Insu Kim 2001-02-02T06:37:21Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/disk-enclosures/disk-failure-in-array/m-p/2488977#M1115 I am trying to identify a problem disk with a HP9000(11.0) with two A3311A disk array units(8 drives each) connected to it. The Event Monitor Notification identifies the hardware path of the problem drive. How do I identify the physical drive in the array unit. Thu, 01 Feb 2001 16:56:24 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/disk-enclosures/disk-failure-in-array/m-p/2488977#M1115 Nello Palma 2001-02-01T16:56:24Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/disk-enclosures/disk-failure-in-array/m-p/2488978#M1116 The disk drive in question is identified by the next-to-last segment of the hardware path.<BR />If EMS reported a disk drive at 8/4/4.6.0, <BR /><BR />( System bus address, 8/4/4, is normally printed on the systems. )<BR /><BR />"6" would be controller address on the disk.<BR />Go to the rear side of the box where you can see dip switches allocated for every disk drive.<BR />It consists of 4 segments : <BR />8 4 2 1<BR /><BR />If switches 2,4 is set to on, address for the disk drive would be 6 (2+4).<BR />This is what I'm tryig to find in this example.<BR /><BR />Try to find a disk drive fishy in this manner. <BR /><BR />One more thing is that A3311A is not array but JBOB which is capable of housing multiple disk drives in an enclosure for High availability systems with hot swap featured.<BR /><BR />Best regards, Fri, 02 Feb 2001 06:37:21 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/disk-enclosures/disk-failure-in-array/m-p/2488978#M1116 Insu Kim 2001-02-02T06:37:21Z