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09-27-2017 01:30 AM
09-27-2017 01:30 AM
Fan speed at 100% after installing new drives
I have purchased a HPE prolient dl380 gen9 and installed 2 ssd 1tb raid 1 as main drive and everything was running perfectly. Then I purchased 2 x 2 tb normal sata drives (Seagate 2TB BarraCuda) raid 1 for file storage, but after installing the drives the fans run at full speed all the time. When I pull them out of the hot swap bay the fan speed goes to normal imidiatly. The temperature of the new drives are showing 29 deg C and are not hot to the hand at all. I have made all nessasary firmware updates.
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09-27-2017 06:49 AM - edited 09-27-2017 07:21 AM
09-27-2017 06:49 AM - edited 09-27-2017 07:21 AM
Re: Fan speed at 100% after installing new drives
Are two 1TB SSDs HPE genuine and supported by your Server (as per its QuickSpecs) and aren't two additional 2TB disks genuine (as per description)?
I'm not an HPE Employee

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10-01-2017 12:15 AM
10-01-2017 12:15 AM
Re: Fan speed at 100% after installing new drives
Non of them is HPE drives. I have now purchased 2 pcs. HPE Midline Hard Drive 1TB SATA 6Gb/s 2.5" SFF 7200 and waiting for their arrival. But I really think it is a shame that you can only use HPE drives in the HPE Proliant DL380 server. But at least the SSD drives worked all right. I can see that the temperature readings on the 2 tb drives are way below critical so I have no clue why the server ramp up the fans to 100% other than they are not HPE genuine.
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10-04-2017 12:44 AM - edited 10-04-2017 12:45 AM
10-04-2017 12:44 AM - edited 10-04-2017 12:45 AM
Re: Fan speed at 100% after installing new drives
Do you have all fans installed in the server? Basic configurations often have less than maximum fans. If you add a second CPU (or possibly more disks) you will need additional fans to fulfill the cooling requirements.
I have installed all kind of Non-HP disks including SSD's and never had the fans turning high. Although not on a G9...
Do you have access to the iLO? What does the IML Log say?
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