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Mrs. Lisa JohnsonSep 5, 2025
What to do if the storage cell is in device discovery on HP Server?
- EEric MartinSep 5, 2025
If the storage cell is in device discovery on your HP Server, restart the disk drive firmware upgrade.
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What to do if the storage cell is in device discovery on HP Server?
If the storage cell is in device discovery on your HP Server, restart the disk drive firmware upgrade.
Why are no storage systems found on my HP Server?
If HP P6000 Command View shows 'No storage systems found', there are several possible causes: * The management server might not be communicating with either controller. Check the connection configuration between the management server and the controller pair to ensure there is a communication path to both controllers. * If HP P6000 Command View is starting up, a password may be enabled on the controllers, but not entered in HP P6000 Command View. Enter the correct password or disable it on the controller. * The switches may not be zoned correctly. Verify that the switches are zoned correctly. * HP P6000 Command View may have been restarted during a communication failure. Verify the controllers are running and check cable connections between the management server and the switch. * ...
What to do if I get a 'Not a supported version' error on my HP Server?
If you encounter a 'Not a supported version' error on your HP Server, restart HP P6000 Command View and retry the disk drive firmware upgrade.
What to do if I get an 'Invalid Target Handle' error on my HP Server?
If you get an 'Invalid Target Handle' error on your HP Server, check the drive properties in HP P6000 Command View for problems. Resolve the problem and restart the disk drive firmware upgrade.
What to do if object is not found in View on HP Server?
If an object is not found in the View on your HP Server, check for any connection issues between HP P6000 Command View and the array, and restart the disk drive firmware upgrade.
What to do if I see 'Failed - Successful Status' on my HP Server?
If you see 'Failed - Successful Status' on your HP Server, restart the disk drive firmware upgrade.
What to do if unable to process command at this time on HP Server?
If you are unable to process a command at this time on your HP Server, check for any connection issues between HP P6000 Command View and the array, and restart the disk drive firmware upgrade.
What to do if unable to determine the condition of the physical store on HP Server?
If you are unable to determine the condition of the physical store on your HP Server, check the drive properties in HP P6000 Command View for problems. Resolve the drive problems and restart the disk drive firmware upgrade.
What to do if I get a 'Media Not Available' error on my HP Server?
If you encounter a 'Media Not Available' error on your HP Server, restart the disk drive firmware upgrade.
What to do if I get HTTP status 404 or 503 error on my HP Server?
If you encounter an HTTP status 404 (Not Found) or 503 (No Service) error when accessing your HP P6000 Server, here's what you can do: * For a 404 error, if it occurs because HP P6000 Command View might be initializing, retry the request by refreshing the browser. * If a .frm (HTML) file is missing, reinstall HP P6000 Command View. * For a 503 error, retry the request when HP P6000 Command View is up. * If the browser times out, retry the request when both the server and HP P6000 Command View are running.
Explains online and offline upgrade methodologies.
Details supported upgrade and downgrade routes.
Assesses the physical health of array components.
Validates network and host connectivity.
Assesses system readiness based on gathered data.
Adjusts system timeouts for smooth online upgrades.
Recommends a full data backup before the upgrade.
Collects and stores current array settings.
Final check of array components' operational status.
Removes password protection to facilitate the upgrade.
Stops host I/O for offline procedures.
The core process of updating the array's firmware.
Updates firmware on individual storage drives.
Returns the array to normal service post-upgrade.
Details specific error messages and their causes.
Addresses web server communication failures.
Resolves issues where the array is not recognized.
Handles issues during disk firmware updates.
Provides contact information for assistance.
Links to additional documents and websites.
Explains online and offline upgrade methodologies.
Details supported upgrade and downgrade routes.
Assesses the physical health of array components.
Validates network and host connectivity.
Assesses system readiness based on gathered data.
Adjusts system timeouts for smooth online upgrades.
Recommends a full data backup before the upgrade.
Collects and stores current array settings.
Final check of array components' operational status.
Removes password protection to facilitate the upgrade.
Stops host I/O for offline procedures.
The core process of updating the array's firmware.
Updates firmware on individual storage drives.
Returns the array to normal service post-upgrade.
Details specific error messages and their causes.
Addresses web server communication failures.
Resolves issues where the array is not recognized.
Handles issues during disk firmware updates.
Provides contact information for assistance.
Links to additional documents and websites.
General| Brand | HP |
|---|---|
| Model | 4400 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
