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01-16-2018 09:41 AM
01-16-2018 09:41 AM
Replacing SSD Cache drive
Hi new user here,
I'm supporting a DL380 Gen 9 and am getting an SSD Wearout error from iLO. This server is configured with the P440 raid controller. Now I need to take down the server to replace the Raid cache battery since it's also bad, is there any special procedure to replace the SSD cache drive, or do I just swap it out?
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03-01-2018 10:51 PM
03-01-2018 10:51 PM
Re: Replacing SSD Cache drive
Hello,
If you have a downtime to replace the cache battery then you can safely replace the hard disk as well.
The part description will determine if the disk is a hot plug /hot swap. So you can check the part number/model number and do a quick search to determine if this can be done online.
I am an HPE Employee.
Regards.
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