How to monitor LaCie 4big Quadra RAID5 box for disk failure

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05-27-2010, 04:12 PM	#1
Vanyel Member Registered: Jul 2007 Location: NY, NY Distribution: RHEL, CentOS, MacOS X Posts: 158 Rep:	How to monitor LaCie 4big Quadra RAID5 box for disk failure I've got a LaCie 4big Quadra RAID box (RAID5 config) connected to one of my servers via esata. The connected host is a RHEL4 box. I'm wondering if anybody knows a way to poll the raid for disk health and receive messages about disk failures. The server's located close enough that I can eyeball it periodically to see if a disk light has gone out, but that's sure no reliable solution. - Van

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