HPE OneView SSD Lifecycle

[Diego_Silva]

Hello guys,

Does anyone know how to get the lifeclycle of the SSD using powershell to grab the data in HPE OneView? If yes, how could i get it?

Using the cli Get-PhysicalDisk | Get-StorageReliabilityCounter | fl

I didn't get the wear in percentage, I only got the Wear like a 0, and it's differente in HPE OneView..

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[Diego_Silva]

It's not the solution.

[ChrisLynch]

OneView gets the SSD wear level from the iLO, which I turn gets that from the controller. Only Gen10 storage controllers offer that information.

I'm not sure the Cmdlets you are using will get the drive wear level. Can you supply examples of the data you are getting?

[Diego_Silva]

@ChrisLynch 

Hello Chris,

I'm using the following cmdlet:

$Conn = Connect-HPEiLO -IP xxx -User xxx -Password xxx -DisableCertificateAuthentication
$HardDisks = Get-HPEiLOSmartArrayStorageController -Connection $Conn
$HardDisks.Controllers

And getting the following output:

Id : 0
AdapterType : SmartArray
ArrayCount :
BackupPowerSourceStatus : Present
BootVolumePrimary :
BootVolumeSecondary :
CacheArrayCount :
CacheLogicalDriveCount :
CacheMemorySizeMiB : 2048
CacheModuleSerialNumber :
CacheModuleStatus : HPE.iLO.Response.Redfish.Status
ControllerBoardStatus : OK
CachePhysicalDriveCount :
ControllerPartNumber : 836260-002
ControllerBoard : HPE.iLO.Response.Redfish.ControllerBoard
CurrentOperatingMode : Mixed
CurrentParallelSurfaceScanCount :
DataLogicalDriveCount :
DataPhysicalDriveCount :
DegradedPerformanceOptimization :
Description : HPE Smart Storage Array Controller View
DriveWriteCache : Disabled
ElevatorSort :
EncryptionBootPasswordSet :
EncryptionCryptoOfficerPasswordSet : False
EncryptionCSPTestPassed : True
EncryptionEnabled : False
EncryptionFwLocked : False
EncryptionHasLockedVolumes :
EncryptionHasLockedVolumesMissingBootPassword : False
EncryptionHasSuspendedVolumes :
EncryptionKeySet :
EncryptionLocalKeyCacheEnabled :
EncryptionMixedVolumesEnabled : False
EncryptionPhysicalDriveCount :
EncryptionRecoveryParamsSet :
EncryptionStandaloneModeEnabled : False
EncryptionSelfTestPassed : True
EncryptionUserPasswordSet :
ExpandPriority :
ExternalPortCount : 0
FirmwareVersion : 3.21
FlexibleLatencySchedulerSetting :
HardwareRevision : B
InconsistencyRepairPolicy :
internalPortCount : 2
IsBootController :
Location : Slot 0
LocationFormat : PCISlot
LogicalDriveCount :
Manufacturer :
MaxParallelSurfaceScanCount :
Model : HPE Smart Array P408i-a SR Gen10
Name : Hpe Smart Storage Array Controller
WriteCacheWithoutBackupPowerEnabled : False
OperatingModeAfterReboot :
ParallelSurfaceScanSupported :
PhysicalDriveCount :
PowerModeAfterReboot :
PowerModeConfigured :
PowerModeWarningChangedDrive :
PowerModeWarningChangedMode :
PowerModeWarningReboot :
PowerModeWarningTemperature :
PredictiveSpareRebuild :
QueueDepth :
ReadCachePercent : 10
RebuildPriority :
SerialNumber : PWXKV0BRHDK7CJ
SoftwareRaidHbaFirmwareRev :
SoftwareRaidHbaModeOptionRomRev :
SparePhysicalDriveCount :
SupportedOperatingModes :
SupportedPowerModes :
SupportedRaidLevels :
SurfaceScanAnalysisPriority :
UnassignedPhysicalDriveCount :
WriteCacheBypassThresholdKB : 1040
LogicalDrives : {HPE.iLO.Response.Redfish.LogicalDrive, HPE.iLO.Response.Redfish.LogicalDrive}
StorageEnclosures : {HpeSmartStorageEnclosure, HpeSmartStorageEnclosure}
PhysicalDrives : {HPE.iLO.Response.Redfish.DiskDrive, HPE.iLO.Response.Redfish.DiskDrive, HPE.iLO.Response.Redfish.DiskDrive,
HPE.iLO.Response.Redfish.DiskDrive...}
UnconfiguredDrives : {}
State : OK
Status : HPE.iLO.Response.Redfish.Status

But, i need the same information that i'm getting in OneView, about the life remaining of the SSD in the picture.

How could I get it?

[ChrisLynch]

SSD wear life is within the physical disk itself.  So you need to look within the PhysicalDrives property collection.