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1810 Hardware 0 fault Clean
I have a Dell Poweredge T310 that has an orange message saying "1810 hardware 0 fault xxxxx & clean". Does this mean one of the drives is dead? Without rebooting the drive, how can I tell what Raid is being run non this server? (This is a new server to me). It is an exchange server 2003 Small Business Service Pack 2.
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You sure it says hardware fault rather than hard drive fault?
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Sorry about that, it says "1810 Hard drive 0 fault"
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I do not see Dell OpenMangage software
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You do not need both. The Management Station is simply an option for centralized management from a PC, etc. The Managed Node is sufficient to view/manage this information directly from the server.
You do not need both. The Management Station is simply an option for centralized management from a PC, etc. The Managed Node is sufficient to view/manage this information directly from the server.
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I will download the Dell Open Mange Server software when I get back in that office. BUt I did look at the drives, they are two identical drives. ONe is flashing Amber, one is green. I purchased a new identical drive through Dell. It seems as if these are mirrored drives and the amber is defective. If I put the new one in replacing the amber one, will the green one rebuild the new drive? Or do I have to do something to make that happen?
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I installed Dell's open manage software, thanks