For a OS its near impossible to look behind a "virtual" Disk on a RAID Controller so you cmdlet will not display the informations you would like to see. Depends on your iDRAC version there is a storage tab now. If not i suggest to install OMSA (no reboot needed) on your server to get the information you want *. Latest iDRAC can also create a TSR and the *.zip comtains a nice looking HTML with all server related informations.   OMSA comes also with some commandline tools and if you use omreport you will get something like the following: C:\>omreport storage pdisk controller=0 | findstr -i RevRevision : V8DERT06Revision : V8DERT06Revision : V8DERT06Revision : V8DERT06Revision : V8DERT06Revision : V8DERT06Revision : V8DERT06Revision : V8DERT06Revision : V8DERT06Revision : V8DERT06Revision : V8DERT06Revision : V8DERT06 [IMAGE]   Regards,Joerg
Hy!I want to know the physical disk firmware versions. (Raid 10). In iDrac I can't find only the Perc controller driver/firmware and in PowerShell, I used these, but it shows me the raid controllers, not the physical disks.       How can I get the individual physical disk's firmware without restart my server? F
Physical disk's firmware version ( in RAID)