unrealone1
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HP DL360 G5 - Smart array batteries/capacitors have failed
Hi,
I have a DL360 G5 with 4 drives in a Raid5 configuration.
I have noticed in the ACU, the error message "Smart array p400i in embedded slot has one or more array accelerator batteries/capacitors that are failed" see attached jpg for the rest of the message.
I purchased this server second hand, so wondering if something is missing etc. Please see second jpg attached for shot of inside server.
Any thoughts would be great?
errormessage1.JPG
errormessage2.JPG
I have a DL360 G5 with 4 drives in a Raid5 configuration.
I have noticed in the ACU, the error message "Smart array p400i in embedded slot has one or more array accelerator batteries/capacitors that are failed" see attached jpg for the rest of the message.
I purchased this server second hand, so wondering if something is missing etc. Please see second jpg attached for shot of inside server.
Any thoughts would be great?
errormessage1.JPG
errormessage2.JPG
Batteries only have a certain life, after which they have to be replaced because they are spent. Just replace the batteries of your RAID controller and you'll be fine again.
ASKER
Hi, no link?
I cannot locate the battery though? I am use to seeing these on other servers like DL380. See attached.
battery.JPG
I cannot locate the battery though? I am use to seeing these on other servers like DL380. See attached.
battery.JPG
ASKER
See screen image 2 from my original message, has a shot of inside the server.
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@rindi
Perfect, I found it! Was pretty hidden.
What does it actually do? What is the benefit of having it replaced?
Perfect, I found it! Was pretty hidden.
What does it actually do? What is the benefit of having it replaced?
for RAID accelerator read "Battery Backed Writeback Cache", the battery is to keep the volatile cache valid if the power fails
ASKER
Thanks
Here's a link to a manual on that server.