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Yes, you can manually upload firmware, though the firmware is issued by Nimble support. Obviously out of support, unfortunately, they won't help.

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There is a reason this is unsuccessful. Typically the pad wear sensor is open circuit. Though would require further in investigation to confirm.

@@itsmylife8972 You can also try making sure the parking break is not engaged while performing this step.

The FW comes from either Nimble support directly or Infosight. So the answer is yes in short.

@@itsmylife8972 Great Video. Lastly if i replace a controller or hard drive with lower or higher firmware does the active controller automatically update that replacement controller or drive from the active controller?

@Carlo Carlo If replacing the controller the FW is located on the Sata DOM. My recommendation would be to swap over the Sata DOM. HDD is also shipped with whatever level and would typically stop at said level. No, the Active controller doesn't 'push' FW to passive controller. It's recommended to have both controllers operating at the same level.

@@itsmylife8972 thankyou for the prompt advice really appreciate it. Do you have a email i can contact you regarding this if thats ok?

Sure. You can get me at bret3969@gmail.com.

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Thnx no problem.. figured it out some time ago😅

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Your welcome 🙂

Many thanks for your kind feedback. It depends on the type of replication your doing (Synchronous vs Asynchronous replication) and link latency and speed. If doing Asynchronous then possibly, depending on the above. If doing Synchronous replication then it needs to be =<5 ms RTT, a minimum of 10Gb bandwidth along with some vendor specific criteria, though yes site to site VPN is supported.

@@itsmylife8972 Thank you for the fast answer! Yes, the idea is for asynchronous, one site on a FTTH fiber and the replication site with a 100mbps. Where can I setup VPn? Thanks again

Nimble arrays are not VPN aware, therefore if you are looking to terminate you VPN connection at the Nimble this isn't possible.

@@itsmylife8972 so, how can I connect two so distant Nimble safely? Only via Server?

When you say only by server, can you elaborate? Nimble storage block level replication is via IP. Nimble arrays don't care about network technology as long traffic can be exchanged. If you want to carry out encryption in transit (which is certainly advised over WAN), that is all part of your design choices.

I had a septocollumea plasty on Friday with the NHS at Calderdale and Huddersfield Royal Hospital. I was lucky to not have had it cancelled. Apparently they called off all non urgent surgeries that day due to increasing covid admissions. The anaesthesia was quite difficult to come around the next day from (muscles were fatigued) but in terms of the surgery itself I am not necessarily in a lot a of pain. The first night was quite unpleasant, with a lack of sleep. I have ordered a moras nose guard, which I plan to wear after 7 days. I’m not sure if they put sutures / struts in my nose as they said they most likely would. Will be interesting at my appointment, however, mine is in 8 weeks so don’t expect 3 check up appointments afterwards through the NHS as in this video. Maybe he went private or it is due to covid 🤷‍♂️ If you have any questions, I’d be happy to answer. Ps, good video btw, I should of watched it before I went in like. I had a standard septoplasty when I was 16 so I didn’t bother to research this time

Update the in line with host update typically. Vib's can downloaded off Infosight for offline update or you can update online via CLi or Update Manager providing hosts have connectivity.

You can do a Nimble firmware update online. Would recommend just running update over a quiet period.

Hi, "array -- list" will provide the SN and "array --info %SN%" will provide the model and extended model details.

@@itsmylife8972 how about PN sir?

The extended model number is the array part number in its old part format. If looking HPE part numbers, an array is made up of multiple part numbers and they will vary depending on configuration. I don't believe the HPE part numbers are wrote in to the array.

In my case my nose did have some swelling though settled down over time

Sure your swelling has gone down now?

@@mikekaraoke Nose is back to normal though was tight internally in nose for about a 9 month period

@@itsmylife8972 Gd gd, so how comes you got your Columello done as well-was it drooping or??

Yes synchronous replication is supported on later versions of code. Synchronous replication is completely different in regards to setup and there are some dependant requirements, caveats and limitations vs asynchronous. Think of this as arrays have to be in a group as one would with arrays with a group leader in a local storage cluster, though arrays in the same group are stretched across sites.

Exactly what I was looking for ! Thanks :)

Passive controller gets flashed first, array fails over to new code on what was passive controller, now active controller. Then remaining controller gets flashed to new code, leaving the array serving traffic on opposite controller before firmware upgrade was done. E.g. If before firmware upgrade is done array is serving traffic out of controller A, after completion of firmware upgrade, array will be serving traffic out of controller B.

@@itsmylife8972 Thanks - Kinda showing my age. I started with the DEC HSG-80's.

Knocking noise while driving

Have the same problem ,will give it a try thank you, did it also cause play on steering and jumping steering over uneven road?

@McKay Livingstone not sure what you mean by jumping steering. I have also replaced my steering rack, as they also get play in rack and pinion which you can generally hear when rocking steering side to side. Front rubber tie rod bushes deteriorate over time which cause excessive flex in steering geometry when under braking or acceleration and cause tyre scrubbing.

@@itsmylife8972 thank you for the advice, I will have all of those looked at

Not sure what you are specifically asking?

@@itsmylife8972 the port at the back of the controller, what is it called? I'm trying to see if it's possible to get the controller up and running without the front chassis

@@elkhoury01 I think I understand. You are trying to boot the 'server' without disks attached?

@@itsmylife8972 exactly

TBH this is not something I ever tried. I sure it would be possible to do though if you know the controller pin outs. I would expect to see standardised protocol inputs and outputs along with standardised power delivery. But what is your use case to do this?

If you are asking me, did this battery replacement extend period between charges. The answer is yes. 😊

@@itsmylife8972 I'm having an issue with mine. I charge it to 100% and it will die to 0% within hours. Once it's completely dead if I put it in the charger it will state it's at 60 something %. If I take it off the charger and try to turn it on while it says 60% it will boot and then go completely off like it's dead. If I restart it while it's saying 60% while still on the charger it will turn on and state 60% and will continue for hours. It died again. Put it on the charger it again says 60% Both attempts on restart do the same thing. Off charger: boots and shuts off. On charger: boots and stays on staying 60% and will stay for a few minutes and then Shut off.

@@James.Markham757Va How old is the watch/ battery, assuming this is a S3 frontier you are referring to?

@@itsmylife8972 I'll be honest I'm unsure. I just ordered & Received it. Was listed as a A+ Renewed on eBay. I've already contacted the company to swap it.

Okay, fair point.

Many thanks for your feedback. I will see what I can do in future videos.

@@itsmylife8972 - Thanks, and your welcome for the feedback. Our current hp servers and procurve witches are set to jumbo frames for iSCSI.. MTU 9000 is what I see on the virtual switch for iSCSI in vsphere currently. A company called Advizex helped us set that up when we went to VDI, so I will probably keep it the same for now.. like you said, it has to be implemented from end to end, and so to attach the current servers to the new switch and new AF40 SAN, I would have to turn off all existing jumbo frames on ESXi iSCSI connections, or just turn it on for all iSCSI interfaces on the SAN. - The FF 5700's seem to allow MTUs of up to 10K by default for all interfaces. Thanks again!