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тАО10-07-2004 09:47 AM
тАО10-07-2004 09:47 AM
CL 380 CR3500 utility cannot identify drives
I configured 2 nodes of CL 380 with networking on win2k advanced for a test cluster set up. All times CR3500 was shut down. When i fire node 1 and then try configuring the CR3500 utility it comes up with an error - cannot find drives.
When i go to the boot sequence i do not see the CR 3500 coming up any where in the boot sequence. However when i see the system info using F10 --> inspect data ---then i see 2 CR3500 entries each connected to Slot 2 (Port1).
When i go to the boot sequence i do not see the CR 3500 coming up any where in the boot sequence. However when i see the system info using F10 --> inspect data ---then i see 2 CR3500 entries each connected to Slot 2 (Port1).
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тАО10-07-2004 09:55 AM
тАО10-07-2004 09:55 AM
Re: CL 380 CR3500 utility cannot identify drives
Additional info
I use embedded compaq array controller(its controller order is first) for all my local OS + data.
Compaq 64 bit dual channel Slot 2 (Port1)
SCSI Resources - Enabled
Controller order - Third
Host adapter - 1
SCSI ID #7
Attached devices
SCSI ID 2 Compaq CR3500 Reserved Devices
SCSI ID 3 Compaq CR3500 Reserved Devices
Compaq 64 bit dual channel Slot 2 (Port2)
SCSI Resources - Enabled
Controller order - Fourth
Host adapter - 2
SCSI ID #7
I use embedded compaq array controller(its controller order is first) for all my local OS + data.
Compaq 64 bit dual channel Slot 2 (Port1)
SCSI Resources - Enabled
Controller order - Third
Host adapter - 1
SCSI ID #7
Attached devices
SCSI ID 2 Compaq CR3500 Reserved Devices
SCSI ID 3 Compaq CR3500 Reserved Devices
Compaq 64 bit dual channel Slot 2 (Port2)
SCSI Resources - Enabled
Controller order - Fourth
Host adapter - 2
SCSI ID #7
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тАО10-08-2004 12:40 PM
тАО10-08-2004 12:40 PM
Re: CL 380 CR3500 utility cannot identify drives
Hi
I played with the diagnostic utilities and a restart now is able to get me to see the all the shared drives through the CR3500 utility. Wonder how can a diagnostic run resolve the issue.
I played with the diagnostic utilities and a restart now is able to get me to see the all the shared drives through the CR3500 utility. Wonder how can a diagnostic run resolve the issue.
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