Re: Audible alarm on our 510 -- MIDRANGE-L

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Audible Alarm? Didn't know there was such a thing. I'm thinking it's more likely a drive crying for attention. Just leave it alone and it will go away soon. ;-)

If the ASP is numbered 2-32 then you can't get rid of it in SST you'll need the mystical magical (and dangerous) powers of DST to do that. If it's an iASP then you can very it off and then remove it completely. Given you're on a 510 I'm guessing it's one of the former rather than the latter.

- Larry

James Lampert wrote:

This morning, the first thing I heard coming into the building was the audible alarm on our 510 (amazing how they managed to come up with a relatively quiet, yet profoundly annoying sound).

On examining the QSYSOPR messages, I found that another drive had failed (thankfully, when I went into SST, I found that this time, it was in the little-used, practically empty, second ASP).

Two things:

1) According to the QSYSOPR messages, it had failed on Saturday; if it's the cause of the audible alarm, why is it only complaining about it NOW?

2) Since the second ASP is practically empty, I'd just as soon pull that whole mirrored pair out of the configuration, but I don't see anything for that in SST. Do I have to go to DST to do this?

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