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Hi,
I am new to the NetApp world.
We inherited two FAS2552 disk arrays with OnTap 8.2.3P3 7-Mode, each one contains 24 disks : 12 with a size of 600Go and 12 with a size of 1.8To, all the disks are 10K.
We found that we had two failed disks one on each array, so we bought two "new" disks with size of a 1.8To at 10K , at least that's what was written on the label.
We changed one of the failed disks without problem, but the second one showed us a wrong effective size.
A 1.8To disk shows : 1.64To as physical size and 1.63To as effective size, the new disk showed : 1.64 as physical size and 1.09To as effective size.
We tried zerroing the disk whithout luck.
We did return the disk for replacement and we got a new one labeled 1.8To 10K, but it was the same problem, 1.09To as effective size, and even more since this new disk was detected as 15K disk!!!!!
We did a test :
- We plugged the new disk that was correctelly recongnized on the other FAS and it was recongnized without issues.
- We plugged the new delivered disk on the other FAS and it we got the same problem : effective size and tpm
Is there other tests we can do to be sure that it's a disk problem not a disk array problem?
Regards.
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Hi
Is the disk model number recognized correctly in sysconfig -a? if it works well on the other array, I'll compare the disk qualification package between the two (or just update it)
https://mysupport.netapp.com/NOW/download/tools/diskqual/
Gidi Marcus (Linkedin) - Storage and Microsoft technologies consultant - Hydro IT LTD - UK