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#1 (**permalink**) 01-16-2008, 11:56 AM

Hi

I have a SCSI StoreEdge 3300 RAID array conncetd to a SunFire280R. For
some reason I cannot seem to open a terminal session to it via the
serial port. I donot have an IP address assigned to the ethernet
interface, so it cannot be ussed. The array seems to be working as it
is part of an Oracle DB. The DB is 24x7 operation so I cannot easily
reset the array

My question is, is that any another way I can get to it without having
to reset the array. the OS is Solaris 8

Thanks

R

#2 (**permalink**) 01-16-2008, 11:58 AM

if you have a 3300 its not a raid system. the 3310 is a raid system with 1
or 2
raid-controller.... the 3300 is a jbod system!
if you have the 3310, then you need other terminal settings. sun standard is
9600 8n1 and the minnow has 38400 8n1 !!!
if you are connected with the right parameters press ctrl+l to refresh the
screen.

#3 (**permalink**) 01-16-2008, 11:58 AM

Rafael Imelmann <alone@home.com> wrote:
> if you have a 3300 its not a raid system. the 3310 is a raid system with 1
> or 2
> raid-controller.... the 3300 is a jbod system!

Acutally there is no such thing product as a "3300".
There is only the 3310, which is available with 0, 1 or 2 controllers. The
0 controller model is the JBOD, the 1 and 2 controller models are the
RAID versions. The 0 controller version is also refered to as an
"Expansion Unit" when connected to the RAID controller on another 3310.

The term "3000" (aka Storedge 3000) is normally used to refer to the range
of products (being the 3510 and 3310), whilst the term "3300" is used to
describe the SCSI versions of the arrays, of which the 3310 is currently
the only model.

Scott.

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