The tool is supplied on HP Support Pack CDs, if you've got them but you can download a newer version from HP here this links to hpacucli-8.50-6.0.noarch.rpm.Īfter downloading, we need to convert the rpm into a format that we can work with. it has the added bonus of being able to be called by nagios. or! i can install the hp tool HP Array Configuration Utility CLI for Linux ( hpacucli). to administer this, i can either take the system offline and mess around on the controller. Type “help” for a list of supported commands.Max # commands on controller since init: 318 Sample result: HP Smart Storage Administrator CLI 3.10.3.0
Now you have the tools needed for the job! so run the utility. echo -e "deb stretch/current non-free" > /etc/apt//hpe.list curl | apt-key add -Īdd the HP repo (be sure to change the stretch to whatever your release is). However as its laid out, best of luck getting up and running quickly if you follow that page.
The official HP software page for the information below is here. We need to install the HP provided software for it. Now we know we have a HP machine, Proliant DL180 G6 to be exact in this case, and the exact rev of the card itself.
Subsystem: Hewlett-Packard Company Smart Array P410 Sample result: 06:00.0 RAID bus controller: Hewlett-Packard Company Smart Array G6 controllers (rev 01) Second we check lspci to see what controller we have installed. dmidecode | grep -A3 '^System Information' There is a chance of serious data loss if you don’t follow common sense practices and MAKE BACKUPS.įirst we check who makes this system. Take note, that you may have a different controller from this one by a different manufacturer, or it may require a different version of the software tool from HP, please check on the HP site linked below before continuing on. If you have the HP Smart Array Raid Controller as you will see in just a bit, this article is for you.
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