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Will watchdog tell me if a RAID drive fails?
If not, is there any commercial software on the market that will?
If not, is there any commercial software on the market that will?
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Monitor a RAID drive
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Pagemakers
Silver Pleskian
Can you suggest something?
atomicturtle
Golden Pleskian
If this is a soft raid you can monitor the disk health with the smart daemon & tools. A hardware raid would usually require utilities from the hardware raid card manufacturer
Pagemakers
Silver Pleskian
Thanks, it’s RAID 1 Hardware form 1&1 and they tell me they don’t monitor the disks but will replace them if they go faulty. There lies the problem, how do in know if one goes faulty?
Doesn’t Watchdog monitor for RAID failures?
Doesn’t Watchdog monitor for RAID failures?
atomicturtle
Golden Pleskian
It depends on the hardware card, what are you using?
Pagemakers
Silver Pleskian
I have no idea….It’s whatever 1&1 install on their servers.
They don’t monitor RAID
Looks like Plesk can’t.
How am I ever supposed to know if a drive goes down??
They don’t monitor RAID
Looks like Plesk can’t.
How am I ever supposed to know if a drive goes down??
atomicturtle
Golden Pleskian
If you can find out what card they are using, I can tell you how to monitor it.
Pagemakers
Silver Pleskian
This is what they say….
Yes, it is a hardware raid card made by Areca. By default it is set to mirror the other drive (Raid 1).
Yes, it is a hardware raid card made by Areca. By default it is set to mirror the other drive (Raid 1).
Pagemakers
Silver Pleskian
atomicturtle, can you help?
atomicturtle
Golden Pleskian
Bad news Im afraid.
Unfortunately that card does not support monitoring via smart, from what I read the only available interface for that card is to use their proprietary utility (available for rhel/centos 5). It does not appear to support any proactive monitoring capability like the smart can.
Unfortunately that card does not support monitoring via smart, from what I read the only available interface for that card is to use their proprietary utility (available for rhel/centos 5). It does not appear to support any proactive monitoring capability like the smart can.
atomicturtle
Golden Pleskian
Pagemakers
Silver Pleskian
So how does my hosting company expect me to know if a drive has gone down? They don’t monitor drive failures and if I can’t monitor them, what’s the point of RAID, or am I missing something here?
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MattKD
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Any tips for the software raid monitoring and notification under centos?
Many thanks!!
Many thanks!!
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