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Slow power on and storage operations with HP Smart Array P410i controller on VMWare vSphere 4.0
Author: Remko16 Oct
As you may have read I am currently implementing VMWare vSphere 4 on several HP Proliant DL380 G7 machines.
I ran across an interesting knowledge base article from VMWare that describes a possible issue that is summarized as “Power on and storage operations are slow with the HP Smart Array P410i controller“.
Essentially this just means a performance issue and the resolution is to install an extra (256 MB) cache module on the RAID controller.
The Cache Module has HP article # 462968-B21 (not to be confused with 462969-B21 which is the Battery Kit).
Google search on 462968-B21.
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One Response for "Slow power on and storage operations with HP Smart Array P410i controller on VMWare vSphere 4.0"
[...] had expected reduced performance (see my earlier post) since I didn’t have the Battery Backed Write Cache module installed. I did order them [...]
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