Hello, We have a number of Dell blades running Perc h700 and Perc h710 cards. Most of these are running Samsung 840 pro SSD drives, and Samsung 830 SSD drives - these drives are running perfectly fine, and simply show us as 'non certified' and the array is 'Non Critical', this causes no problems. Now we've just installed some servers with the latest crucial 960GB SSD drives, and again it all works fine, but every time the machines boot it's reporting errors into the CMC log: • Server 12 health changed to a critical state from either a normal or warning state. • Fault detected on drive 0 in disk drive bay 1 • Fault detected on drive 1 in disk drive bay 1.

Does anyone have any idea why this might be happening? ID 0:1:0 Status OK Name Physical Disk 0:1:0 State Online Power Status Spun Up Bus Protocol SAS Media HDD Failure Predicted No Revision ES66 T10 PI Capable No Certified Yes Capacity 278.88GB Used RAID Disk Space 278.88GB Available RAID Disk Space 0.00GB Hot Spare No Vendor ID DELL(tm) Product ID ST3300657SS Serial No. 6SJ7Z4GE Part Number CN0F6P00KTA03 Negotiated Speed 6.00 Gbps Capable Speed 6.00 Gbps Sector Size 512B Manufacture Day 04 Manufacture Week 09 Manufacture Year 2014 SAS Address 5000C50071FF6E6D. ID 0:1:1 Status Non-Critical Name Physical Disk 0:1:1 State Online Power Status Spun Up Bus Protocol SAS Media HDD Failure Predicted Yes Revision VT31 T10 PI Capable No Certified Yes Capacity 278.88GB Used RAID Disk Space 278.88GB Available RAID Disk Space 0.00GB Hot Spare No Vendor ID DELL(tm) Product ID ST300MP0005 Serial No. S7K1DY6V Part Number CN07FJW0E6A00 Negotiated Speed 6.00 Gbps Capable Speed 6.00 Gbps Sector Size 512B Manufacture Day 07 Manufacture Week 31 Manufacture Year 2016 SAS Address 5000C5. This is a raid controller issue, Dell programs firmware with the disk headers from all supported drives.

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The controller shows the correct info for each connected disk. If the disk is un-supported then it doesn't mean it won't work but that it hasn't been tested or qualified for that controller and the header not entered in the firmware.

Your SSD is working fine, it's the controller reporting it.Doesn't know what's on the end of the cable so chucks up an error. I have seen a whole rack of 2950's with ssd's all showing red led faults but really all working ok. As to the difference between samsung and crucial, well they are different manufacturers and probably different controller/firmware. So behave differently. I have five of these drives in an H700 PERC.

There are the 512GB and are in a RAID 5. Three are running DXM05B0Q as FW and two are running DXM04B0Q as firmware.

I've had the controller lose connectivity with them and take them offline several times in the 90+ days I've had them installed. A reboot resolves the problems There seems to be a 3 week window where they are good and then the PERC hiccups. I'm planning to install the new firmware that Samsung released. Also plan to update the FW on the PERC which is fairly old. Interestingly some of the drives show an amber light when installed and some don't. In OpenManage Server Administrator they all show as degraded but with non-critical errors. If you have had any success with getting them recognized by the PERC, I would like to know.

Here's an example of what I see for one drive. Dell has a server hard drive sales policy that I find seriously flawed. Aerofly Fs Keygen Download For Mac here. I get the need for certifying hardware so it works and adding some costs since you generally warranty them with the server. However, the only SSD drive I found after two hours of searching Dell.com and making separate calls to Sales and Support for my R710 server was a single SSD drive priced at $3500. I solved the issue by creating a new rack server order on Dell.com and giving the 'exact description of the SSD drive in my shopping cart' to the sales person on the phone. This way I was able to choose between the following two drives with about 20% markup over the price with a new machine.