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02-18-2009 06:11 AM
02-18-2009 06:11 AM
Smart Array disk move
I have a proliant ML350 G4 with two disks configured in raid 1 with an smart array that is broken. Can I put this disks in a proliant DL380 with an smart array? The problem is that i will put the disks in another positions (on the original server are on 0 and 1 position, and i will put this in the new server on positions 2 and 3), just to start with the operating system of the dl380 and to make a emergency recoger of the data of the other server.
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02-24-2009 10:12 AM
02-24-2009 10:12 AM
Re: Smart Array disk move
Possibly yes.
If smartarray is same generation like 5i, it will detect array config on drive.
Be sure to load/use this drive array config in controller when it ask and you will be able to read data.
Good luck.
If smartarray is same generation like 5i, it will detect array config on drive.
Be sure to load/use this drive array config in controller when it ask and you will be able to read data.
Good luck.
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