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Yep, if you install Dell Open Manage Server Administrator software it will give you information on all the server hardware including the Storage.<br />
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It's a very useful tool.<br />
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Cheers, <br />
Carl
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Hi, I have a poweredge T110 II <br />
It came with OpenManage Systems management tools version 7.3.0<br />
I'm pretty sure what I'm looking for is on this cd, but not sure what I need to install.<br />
What I'm intested in is looking at the status of my mirrored drives while in the windows environment. I don't see a way to do that other than at boot time but I think it may be part Dell Open Manage Server Administrator software. <br />
can someone make a recommendation on what I should install from this DVD?
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Hi, I have a poweredge T110 II 
It came with OpenManage Systems management tools version 7.3.0
I'm pretty sure what I'm looking for is on this cd, but not sure what I need to install.
What I'm intested in is looking at the status of my mirrored drives while in the windows environment. I don't see a way to do that other than at boot time but I think it may be part Dell Open Manage Server Administrator software. 
can someone make a recommendation on what I should install from this DVD?

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