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ok, I assumed it is not that easy.<br />
Do you know maybe a step by step manual or what to do first ?
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ok, I assumed it is not that easy.
Do you know maybe a step by step manual or what to do first ?

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ok thanks I will look into it
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Hi Experts,<br />
<br />
I have an old active storage here: MSA2212fc<br />
I have 3 enclosures.<br />
Now I want to check for the latest firmware versions.<br />
Which firmware I have to upgrade ?<br />
Disks ?<br />
Controllers ?<br />
Enclosures ?<br />
<br />
And how to go on ?<br />
Later I want to put in bigger newer disk if possible.<br />
Now I use 300GB SAS disks and some 146GB SAS Disks<br />
<br />
I hope you have a nice guide to go on.
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Hi Experts,

I have an old active storage here: MSA2212fc
I have 3 enclosures.
Now I want to check for the latest firmware versions.
Which firmware I have to upgrade ?
Disks ?
Controllers ?
Enclosures ?

And how to go on ?
Later I want to put in bigger newer disk if possible.
Now I use 300GB SAS disks and some 146GB SAS Disks

I hope you have a nice guide to go on.

HP array firmware upgrades

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