EMC Advisory Regarding Specific Solid State Drives 12 January 2017
Originally Published: 2017-01-24
Article Number
Applies To
RSA Product/Service Type: SA Core Appliance
RSA Version/Condition: 10.4.x, 10.5.x, 10.6.x
Platform: CentOS
O/S Version: 6
Issue
If the customer is using RSA provided DACs, the advisory would not apply.
If the customer is using RSA Security Analytics appliances connected to VNX SANs, the advisory would apply.
Customer Advisory regarding specific solid-state drives used in VNXe3200 and VNXe1600 systems
(EMC Internal Reference ID – EMC FCO F120616EE)
January 12th, 2017
This Customer Advisory is to inform you of an issue involving VNXe3200 and VNXe1600 systems containing the solid state drives (SSDs) identified below. There is a significant risk of data unavailability when the affected SSDs exceed 700 to 1,000 days of continuous runtime. Since your VNXe3200 and VNXe1600 systems may be approaching this limit of continuous runtime, it is critically important to upgrade the drive firmware on your VNXe3200 and VNXe1600 systems to version 0337 as soon as possible as this version clears the buffer before it overflows. To that end, EMC has decided to take immediate, proactive action and upgrade the drive firmware on the affected SSDs in your VNXe3200 and VNXe1600 systems. EMC will perform this firmware upgrade at no charge to you. An EMC representative will be contacting you to schedule a convenient time to allow for this upgrade. EMC requests your cooperation to allow for this upgrade as soon as possible.
The affected part numbers are:
| 2.5” carrier | 3.5” carrier | |
| 100 GB: | 005050598 | 005050424 |
| 200 GB: | 005050599 | 005050425 |
Tasks
No remedial action is required.
EMC SANs
Customer should contact EMC for additional steps to apply firmware updates through Unisphere or schedule EMC to perform the updates. RSA can assist with this scheduling if necessary.
Resolution
RSA is not currently shipping Micron drives in RSA Security Analytics appliances so the advisory does not apply to RSA shipped DACs.
However, if the RSA customer has Security Analytics appliances connected to an EMC SAN of the types identified in the advisory, they may have Micron SSD drives of these models and firmware releases. In this case, they would need to apply firmware updates.
If the customer has concerns about any appliances they can confirm the drives installed in their systems using the nwraidutil.pl script. Customers may also run “/opt/MegaRAID/MegaCli/MegaCli64 pdlist aall | grep Device | less” which will provide identify the drive types and firmware level of any drives installed in a system if a customer still has concerns.
These commands will NOT provide meaningful information for SAN storage as the SAN does not present information about the physical drives.
The nwraidutil.pl script identifies the manufacturer and model of the installed drives.
Adapter 1 (PERC H810 Adapter) enclosures found: 1 Adapter 1 (PERC H810 Adapter) enclosure 15 slots found: 15 Encl Slot State P.Fail.Count Raw Size Inquiry Data 15 0 (OS) 0 186.310 GB HITACHI HUSRL402 CLAR200C190XTVUXWUA 15 1 (OS) 0 186.310 GB HITACHI HUSRL402 CLAR200C190XTVUN6PA 15 2 (OS) 0 186.310 GB HITACHI HUSRL402 CLAR200C190XTVT4MKA 15 3 (OS) 0 186.310 GB HITACHI HUSRL402 CLAR200C190XTVUP49A 15 4 (OS) 0 186.310 GB HITACHI HUSRL402 CLAR200C190XTVUXJVA 15 5 (OS) 0 186.310 GB HITACHI HUSRL402 CLAR200C190XTVUNJUA 15 6 (OS) 0 186.310 GB HITACHI HUSRL402 CLAR200C190XTVUY3ZA 15 7 (O) 0 2.728 TB HITACHI HUS72303CLAR3000C1D6YXGEYPUK 15 8 (O) 0 2.728 TB HITACHI HUS72303CLAR3000C1D6YXGD5WKK 15 9 (O) 0 2.728 TB HITACHI HUS72303CLAR3000C1D6YXGEYPWK 15 10 (O) 0 2.728 TB HITACHI HUS72303CLAR3000C1D6YXGEYR3K 15 11 (O) 0 2.728 TB HITACHI HUS72303CLAR3000C1D6YXGEYPJK 15 12 (O) 0 2.728 TB HITACHI HUS72303CLAR3000C1D6YXGG0TBK 15 13 (O) 0 2.728 TB HITACHI HUS72303CLAR3000C1D6YXGG2W4K 15 14 (GEI) 0 2.728 TB HITACHI HUS72303CLAR3000C1D6YXGESJ6K Hotspare Information
The /opt/MegaRAID/MegaCli/MegaCli64 pdlist aall | grep Device | less" command returns output like:
Enclosure Device ID: 15 Device Id: 1 Device Firmware Level: C190 Device Speed: 6.0Gb/s Media Type: Solid State Device
Note that the Device Firmware Level does not match the level identified in the advisory. You can run the command with other options to get additional information if desired.
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