This is a typical symptom of a SAS disk connected to the SATA on-board controller. They are SATA disks?

This sounds like an old TeamServer C8i http://uk.ts.fujitsu.com/teamservers/tools/sis/c8i/c8i-spares.htm. The Power Supply Unit part number was SP110034. Getting hold of one could be interesting.

Have you configured a logical/virtual drive? The screen shot of the RAID controller only shows physical drives.

The message states that blade 8 on the BX600 has been shutdown. But what application is sending it ?- becuase that where the message should be documented.

Under Electrical values, the data sheet https://globalsp.ts.fujitsu.com/dmsp/docs/ds-py-tx200-s6.pdf says: Max. output of single power supply 685 W Rated voltage range 100 - 240 V Rated frequency range 47 - 63 Hz Rated current max. 9.5 - 4.0A Active power (min. configuration) 111 W Active power (max...

I believe that currently the DX systems do not support non-interactive ssh. In other words you can only use ssh to login. Hopefully non-interactive use will be added in the future.

If you wish to issue commands from a script, have you tried using 'Expect'?

If in the UK, have a look at http://uk.ts.fujitsu.com/support/helpdesk.html
I believe that if you ring 0870 1223366 they will probably give you quote for sending an engineer.

For rest of Europe, see http://ts.fujitsu.com/support/helpdesk.html

I don't quite understand - you have set the port to "100 Full/Duplex", then want to know why it reports 100 Mbit/s not gigabit What was wrong with "auto" ?

The process can take some time - but this seems very slow. How big are the disks? and is the system still in use? The expand is a background process, so will take a long time if lots of disk access over SAN.

Have a look at the Administrator's Guide (http://support.ts.fujitsu.com/Manuals/ShowDescription_KMT.asp?DokuID=210539). It tells you how to shut a controller down. It can then be replaced. The replacement should pick up the configuration from the SX80. Points to consider: 1. Any servers that are onl...

You say you can't connect - I assume this is either HTTP or TELNET. Can you ping the IP address? If not, are you using VLANs? You might be coming in on a different VLAN?

If you can ping and telnet, but Web GUI isn't available, it might be a security/proxy problem with your browser.

This has been asked before. See http://forum.ts.fujitsu.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=22318

I suspect the email address has probably changed to storage-pm@ts.fujitsu.com

As far as I am aware you should be able to create a Snapshot pool on the expansion unit.

You are correct the the controllers only exist in the base unit.

I don't think you can get the original (R1) any more. The R2 media is available, you may have to get this ordered from the factory - I believe that the code is S26361-F2565-L317 for Windows 2003 R2 Standard Media Only & L327 for Windows 2003 R2 Enterprise Media Only.

You can reset the BIOS defaults on the last tab (Exit?) in the BIOS screens. If there really is no RAID controller, then this must be a very old system - SCSI disks. You may be missing the device drivers. What Operating system are you attempting to load? Do you have the ServerStart CD that came with...