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тАО02-15-2006 03:16 AM
тАО02-15-2006 03:16 AM
Folks,
I was asked to provide HP SIM report detailing the current Drive Array storage configuration for our Windows servers.
I ran sample report on several of our servers, using the Storage folder (from the Reports menu). However, the report comes out blank every time.
What do we need to do force HP SIM to read and report Storage info on the servers?
Thanks!!!
I was asked to provide HP SIM report detailing the current Drive Array storage configuration for our Windows servers.
I ran sample report on several of our servers, using the Storage folder (from the Reports menu). However, the report comes out blank every time.
What do we need to do force HP SIM to read and report Storage info on the servers?
Thanks!!!
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тАО02-22-2006 01:24 AM
тАО02-22-2006 01:24 AM
Solution
Hi
The storage part of the reporting utility is dedicated to san related devices. You'd better be using the general list: What you are looking for is :
Physical Disk Drives
System Name
Controller Slot
System Type
Drive Model
Drive Firmware
Drive Size (MB)
Drive Serial Number
Drive Vendor
Drive Service Time
Transfer Mode
Chassis
Port
Drive
Hard Read Errors
Hard Write Errors
Logical Disk Drives
System Name
Description
Total Size (MB)
Used (MB)
Percentage Used
Array Controllers
System Name
Model
Version
Serial Number
Firmware Revision
Slot Number
Board Name
Does that help ?
fred
The storage part of the reporting utility is dedicated to san related devices. You'd better be using the general list: What you are looking for is :
Physical Disk Drives
System Name
Controller Slot
System Type
Drive Model
Drive Firmware
Drive Size (MB)
Drive Serial Number
Drive Vendor
Drive Service Time
Transfer Mode
Chassis
Port
Drive
Hard Read Errors
Hard Write Errors
Logical Disk Drives
System Name
Description
Total Size (MB)
Used (MB)
Percentage Used
Array Controllers
System Name
Model
Version
Serial Number
Firmware Revision
Slot Number
Board Name
Does that help ?
fred
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тАО02-22-2006 02:17 AM
тАО02-22-2006 02:17 AM
Re: Pulling out Storage Report from HP SIM
Thanks for the reply...
Unfortunately, it does not really help me. I already looked at the general reports you refer to. These do not show the partitioning information.
For example, my company wants to obtain a report of current logical and physical partitioning of our servers (over 1,000). The general reports show some info, but not as easy to figure out as my bosses want.
They want to see a report that shows which arrays are using RAID0, RAID5, RAID5+Spare, etc, as well as the logical partitioning of the above mentioned RAID drives.
Is there another way to obtain this info?
Unfortunately, it does not really help me. I already looked at the general reports you refer to. These do not show the partitioning information.
For example, my company wants to obtain a report of current logical and physical partitioning of our servers (over 1,000). The general reports show some info, but not as easy to figure out as my bosses want.
They want to see a report that shows which arrays are using RAID0, RAID5, RAID5+Spare, etc, as well as the logical partitioning of the above mentioned RAID drives.
Is there another way to obtain this info?
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тАО10-15-2008 09:33 AM
тАО10-15-2008 09:33 AM
Re: Pulling out Storage Report from HP SIM
I'm looking to find out this information as well. Specifically the RAID type of each server and its direct attached Disks. There has to be a way to get this information, in the SMH, it will show what RAID type a Logical Drive is, and what disks are in that array, but the storage reports show NOTHING. The General fields will show each physical disks information, and then logical disk for what's formatted, but that's it.
HP, PLEASE HELP WITH A SOLUTION!
HP, PLEASE HELP WITH A SOLUTION!
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