HPE Smart Array P408i-p 2GB

Part number 830824-B21 · also known as 830824-B21 · 830826-001

Price: $91.00 USD

HPE Smart Array P408i-p SR Gen10 (8 Internal Lanes/2GB Cache) 12G SAS PCIe Plug-in Controller — PCIe RAID with 2GB cache for internal SAS storage, Gen10 ProLiant servers (not supported on slot 3 of DL360 Gen10).

Specifications

familyP408i-p
cache gb2
has cacheTrue
interfaceSAS-12G
form factorpcie
raid levels0/1/5/6/10/50/60
component typecontroller
ports internal8
controller familySmart Array P408

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Frequently asked questions

Why are only 10 out of 12 drives detected on my DL380 Gen10 with the S100i controller?

The S100i controller may not support all 12 drives due to hardware limitations. It is advisable to check the compatibility of the drives being used and consider upgrading to a dedicated Smart Array controller for full support of all 12 drives. [community thread]

How do I configure the MR416i controller on my HPE Proliant DL360 Gen10 Plus to recognize SAS drives for OS installation?

To set up the MR416i controller, access System Utilities by pressing F9 during POST. Navigate to System Configuration > HPE MR416i-a Gen10+, create a logical drive by selecting the RAID level and drives, then apply and save the configuration to ensure the system recognizes the drives for OS installation. [community thread]

Why is the RAID disk not showing up during the installation of CentOS 7.2 on a DL380 Gen10 with a P408i-a RAID controller?

The issue may be related to the firmware version of the RAID controller. Updating to the latest firmware version could resolve the problem, as earlier versions may not support CentOS 7.2 properly. [community thread]

How can I update firmware for a component via iLO while VMWare is running on my server?

To update firmware through iLO without disrupting VMWare, upload the firmware file in the firmware update section of iLO. The installation typically occurs online, and you can reboot the server at your convenience to activate the new firmware. [community thread]

Can I replace a failed hard drive in a RAID 5 configuration with a larger but slower drive?

Yes, you can substitute a failed drive with a larger capacity, but the RAID configuration will default to the size of the smallest drive in the array. While it's possible to use a slower drive, be aware that this may affect overall performance. [community thread]