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01-26-2009 10:35 AM
01-26-2009 10:35 AM
ML 110 G5 Reporting Bad Block via Storage Manager
Hello,
I have a 6 week old Prolaint server. I have configured the HP Storage manager to alert me via email of any warnings and error.
Today I started receiving warning messages advising the following:
This message was generated by the HP Storage Manager Agent.
Please do not reply to this message.
Event Description: Bad Block discovered: controller 1, port 1 (LBA 0x00A90797).
Event Type: Warning
Is this telling me that there is potentially a problem with the hard drive attached to Port 1? or should I not worry too much if its only a 'warning'?
hope someone can help
regards
I have a 6 week old Prolaint server. I have configured the HP Storage manager to alert me via email of any warnings and error.
Today I started receiving warning messages advising the following:
This message was generated by the HP Storage Manager Agent.
Please do not reply to this message.
Event Description: Bad Block discovered: controller 1, port 1 (LBA 0x00A90797).
Event Type: Warning
Is this telling me that there is potentially a problem with the hard drive attached to Port 1? or should I not worry too much if its only a 'warning'?
hope someone can help
regards
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01-27-2009 05:03 AM
01-27-2009 05:03 AM
Re: ML 110 G5 Reporting Bad Block via Storage Manager
sohoit,
I'd open a case with HP as it sounds like the driver is failing. If you have RAID 0 or 5, you'll be okay with just swapping the drive that has been identified (port 1).
Let me know.
-Gfuss
I'd open a case with HP as it sounds like the driver is failing. If you have RAID 0 or 5, you'll be okay with just swapping the drive that has been identified (port 1).
Let me know.
-Gfuss
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01-27-2009 05:05 AM
01-27-2009 05:05 AM
Re: ML 110 G5 Reporting Bad Block via Storage Manager
sohiot,
Sorry. I meant RAID 1 or 5, not 0 (striped).
Sorry. I meant RAID 1 or 5, not 0 (striped).
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