https://community.hpe.com/t5/disk-enclosures/smartarray-linux-security-and-supervision/m-p/2945819#M8082 Hi,<BR /><BR />we have here 10 to 12 (didn't count recently) DL360G2 with integrated smart arrays to power the RAID1 for the two internal disks.<BR /><BR />There is here a pressure on security, so we update regularly the package of stock RedHat 7.2 distro. Including the kernel.<BR />The machine are on a distant site, with access control, and nobody in to check disk LEDs.<BR /><BR />So my question : how can I supervise the smart controller of my servers to check any problem (failed disk) the same way it is possible with Windows ACU.<BR /><BR />As the kernel update often, I can only afford open source tools, but not closed source as the one offered on Compaq support site (which won't work as expected, BTW).<BR /><BR />Regards, and thanks for help. <BR /> Tue, 08 Apr 2003 08:42:36 GMT Jerome Fenal_1 2003-04-08T08:42:36Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/disk-enclosures/smartarray-linux-security-and-supervision/m-p/2945819#M8082 Hi,<BR /><BR />we have here 10 to 12 (didn't count recently) DL360G2 with integrated smart arrays to power the RAID1 for the two internal disks.<BR /><BR />There is here a pressure on security, so we update regularly the package of stock RedHat 7.2 distro. Including the kernel.<BR />The machine are on a distant site, with access control, and nobody in to check disk LEDs.<BR /><BR />So my question : how can I supervise the smart controller of my servers to check any problem (failed disk) the same way it is possible with Windows ACU.<BR /><BR />As the kernel update often, I can only afford open source tools, but not closed source as the one offered on Compaq support site (which won't work as expected, BTW).<BR /><BR />Regards, and thanks for help. <BR /> Tue, 08 Apr 2003 08:42:36 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/disk-enclosures/smartarray-linux-security-and-supervision/m-p/2945819#M8082 Jerome Fenal_1 2003-04-08T08:42:36Z