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10-24-2009 12:36 PM
10-24-2009 12:36 PM
Server running SIM ate it's raid, how to get back with using old database
My DL360 g5 after upgrading to P400i firmware 6.86 ate its Raid 6 on 4 disks, it said 3 of 4 drives went offline and came back, but at that point the raid was damaged.
So I reinstalled Windows and SIM, pointing it at the same SQL 2005 server as before. It installed a new database. I used the same service account as before for both service and database connection.
To point SIM back at the old database is there anything else I need to do besides editing\config\database.props and setting hp.Database.databaseName to the old name?
The new and old database has an user named "hpsim", which gets created by the install, is there a password somewhere saved for it, which would have to be reset?
So I reinstalled Windows and SIM, pointing it at the same SQL 2005 server as before. It installed a new database. I used the same service account as before for both service and database connection.
To point SIM back at the old database is there anything else I need to do besides editing
The new and old database has an user named "hpsim", which gets created by the install, is there a password somewhere saved for it, which would have to be reset?
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