Re: EOS for SWMA Storwize V5010

Short answer, yes. Longer answer involves looking at the drives on the system and determining how far back those drivers are. A bit of investgation in the web interface you’ll find the drive levels. Most likely those need to be updated as well. I usually do them first, then do the major Storwize software next.

Hint: to find the drive levels you show the list of devices then pick one. In the drop down you can get the properties of the drive which will tell you the firmware level on the drive itself.


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Jim Oberholtzer
Agile Technology Architects

On Oct 11, 2023, at 1:06 PM, Justin Taylor <jtaylor.0ab@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Rob, that's over my head as a developer conscripted to play admin.

I check the Storwize monthly and apply updates when it prompts me but only
within the same release. I'm currently at 8.2.1.17. Fix Central lists up
thru 8.6. Should I go to 8.6?
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