3ware 9550sx vmware esxi 5
- #3ware 9550sx vmware esxi 5 install#
- #3ware 9550sx vmware esxi 5 drivers#
- #3ware 9550sx vmware esxi 5 full#
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#3ware 9550sx vmware esxi 5 install#
MAC address can be anything.įollow the installation instructions elsewhere in this forum to install the pat file. Only single interface in bridged mode is tested so far.
#3ware 9550sx vmware esxi 5 drivers#
Download the correct offline driver bundle: VMware drivers for LSI raid controllers Download the vSphere CLI tool: browse to the IP of your ESXi server and choose the ‘vSphere Remote Command Line’ download option. First of, you need some specific downloads.
implement dummy synobios kernel module that keeps scemd happy This is just a quick reminder for myself on loading the 9650SE or 9650SA drivers into an ESXi environment after it’s been installed.if sata is disabled some important symbols are not compiled in and synobios.ko module will not load, causing scemd to halt the system.this has the added benefit of hiding the boot disk partitions quick workaround is to disable sata support from the kernel. Pinging the Sophos UTM from internal LAN or even from another virtual machine (inside the same ESXi host) shows high latencies of the response time for ot to 4.000 ms. having ata as well as scsi disks will not work. Note that I used the same configuration on a VMware ESXi host with ESXi 5.1 without any issues.disks must be marked as system disks so that the md will autodetect the system raid partition (gd->systemDisk = 1).scsi disk support must be added to drivers/scsi/sd.c so that they are marked as SYNO_DISK_SATA instead of SYNO_DISK_UNKNOWN.To make matters worse, scsi drives are not supported at all. To get PVSCSI and VMXNET3 working a new kernel needs to be compiled. Since for 4.After some hours of hacking I now have fully working ESXi 5.1 virtual machine setup with DS 4.2 (3202). Ssh can be enabled on ESXi 5.0 rather easily through the vsphere client: This has the added benefit you can also manage the raid using the tw_cli tool through an ssh session. You will have to repeat this after the ESXi server reboots. Make sure to copy your ssh key so you don't need to provide your password. You can enhance it with grep and whatever else works to only email you in case of an alarm. Ssh /vmfs/volumes/datastore1/3ware/tw_cli /c0 show alarmsĪnd have the result emailed to you. It looks like the only way to monitor this 3ware raid controller through ESXi is to enable ssh access on the ESXi server, install tw_cli on the datastore (not in places such as /opt because it won't survive a reboot) and set up a daily or weekly cron job to run something like: ssh /vmfs/volumes/datastore1/3ware/tw_cli /c0 show all