Think ""FibreCAT SX1" is a one not an 'i'. You should be able to tell from the system's serial number what is is. Believe that the SX80 iSCSI serial starts with "YKCL". But simplest thing is probably go to MONITOR => Status => Advanced Settings => Host port Status. This shou...

You say you are running J200P30. This appears to be an SX80 FC firmware rather than an SX80 iSCSI firmware. Can you confirm that this is an iSCSI unit?

What it is suggesting is that you cannot upgrade direct from the older version of firmware. You'll have to check out the intermediate firmwares and work out the supported firmware upgrades needed to get all the way to the latest.

Have you configured the LUN to be visible to to the server (LUN masking)?
If there is more than one controller, do you have connections from the server to both controllers?

This Storage forum is meant for Enterprise Storage systems such as FibreCAT and ETERNUS. If you look at the forums' index you will see that Storagebird is listed under Accessories . However, I would suggest the first place to look is under Device Manager - is the device being recognised and does it ...

After you selected the ISO image - you did connect it?

If you have a firewall/NAT - you need to check what happens tothe remote storage port 5901? The connection, I believe, is outwards from the iRMC.

Sorry, but you've lost me - I thought the TX24 was a tape library.

I don't believe that it uses the default telnet port. You may need to add the port number (2307 or 3172 ?) to the telnet command.

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