
Table 13 Known issues (continued)
ResolutionIssue
make it a standalone volume but this can
lead to data loss.
This issue occurs if the server has been added to the domain and a cluster
has been created. Local administrators cannot view this information. Once
The message "Display will be complete
when the storage inventory has
a server is added to a domain and a cluster is created, you must log in to
Server Manager as a domain user.
finished..." appears in Server Manager
and pool data does not display.
After extending a virtual disk, the New Volume option (visible when you
right-click the virtual disk) is disabled in Windows Server Manager. This can
The New Volume option is not enabled
after extending a virtual disk.
occur if the space on the virtual disk was fully utilized (the Capacity and
Allocated Space columns display the same value) before extending the virtual
disk. To enable the New Volume option, do one of the following:
• In Disk Management, select Rescan Disks.
• Open a Windows PowerShell command prompt and execute the
Update-StorageProviderCache command.
When viewing details about storage pools on the Storage Pools window in
the Windows Server Manager, the Status column is always blank. However,
Status column on Storage Pools window
in Windows Server Manager is blank.
you can view the health status and operational status. Health status is
indicated by the icon to the left of the Name column. Operational status is
a separate column. You can hide the Status column by right-clicking the
column name and selecting Status, which removes Status from the list of
column headings that display.
This issue occurs when all drive letters have been assigned to LUNs (more
than 23 volumes). To resolve this issue, you must disable (and then re-enable)
the HP 1210m controller in the server blade:
When performing a system recovery, the
following error message is displayed:
Unable to get an unused drive
letter to map a network path
1. Reboot the server and, when prompted, press F9 to access the ROM-based
setup utility.
to so aborting attempt to use
a network share
2. On the menu that displays, navigate to PCI Device Enable/Disable and
press Enter to select it.
3. Navigate to PCI Slot 2 and press Enter to select it.
4. Navigate to Disabled and press Enter to select it.
5. Exit from the utility by pressing Esc three times and then press F10 to reboot
the server. Ensure the system recovery media is connected to the server.
6. When the server reboots, continue with the system recovery process
described in “Storage system recovery” (page 136).
7. When the initial image deployment completes, the server reboots. During
the reboot, press F9 to access the utility again.
8. Repeat steps 2-5 (this time selecting Enabled instead of Disabled). When
the server reboots, the system recovery process will continue and complete.
9. If you are performing a recovery of both servers, repeat these steps on
the other server.
This issue can be caused by one of the following actions:Windows Server Manager indicates
there are zero (0) storage pools but does
• The cache is out of date.
not display any kind of error message
about it.
• The discovery operation times out.
• An operation fails because it requires a service restart or cache update.
• The HP Storage Management Service has stopped running.
To resolve the issue, restart the HP Storage Management Service using one
of the following methods:
• From the desktop, navigate to the Services window (services.msc) and
locate HP Storage Management Service. Right-click the service and select
Start.
• Open a Windows PowerShell prompt and enter the following cmdlet:
net start hpstormsvc
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