Hello all -- I'm fairly new to Cisco servers and have inherited a C240 M4 that I'm going to be doing an OS upgrade on soon. It has 24 drives installed (3 SSDs + 21 SAS's) and I see the following RAID arrays configured in the CIMC:
Virtual Drive 0) SSD 1, 2, 3 in RAID5, total size = ~913GB (marked as boot drive)
Virtual Drive 1) HDD 4-21 in RAID6, total size = ~16TB
Now what I see in Windows storage management is the following - all listed as separate physical disks (not as separate partitions on the same disk):
c:\ = 110GB
e:\ = 892GB
f:\ = 15.9TB
Obviously the F: drive is the 21 SAS drives, and the E: drive is the 3 SSD's. But I cannot figure out where the C: drive is living. It's definitely not on VD 1. Since the VD 0 array is marked as the boot drive, it must be on that one -- but then the drive sizes don't add up. C: + E: sizes add up to more than what that array can hold (110 + 892 > 913). Unless there's some kind of deduplication or compression happening that I don't see in the CIMC?
I opened a ticket with Cisco, but they are unable to help me identify disks/partitions at the OS level. I'm kinda lost at this point.
What am I missing?
Thanks.
