Hello jdb789,   Try these steps:   Give the system a flea power drain. drain flea power (shut down, disconnect power cables and Network cables, hold in power button 20 seconds with cords removed).  After flea power drain, system has to set for 3 minutes for DRAC to reset without any power plugged in, then plug in NIC and power but wait 2 minutes before power on to give DRAC time to initialize.     Then boot into the LifeCycle controller and let it sit at the main page. The system either needs to be booted into the LifeCycle controller or an OS so that a driver will load and the DRAC will see the drives.    Check the DRAC Storage to see the drives.   If it does not show then give the DRAC a reboot and check again.   If it still does not show or as maintenance after they show, I'd recommend to check that the H310, BIOS and iDRAC are on latest firmware.  
I am going in circles on this one. This is an older PowerEdge T320 with a PERC H310 control and iDRAC v7 controller. It has been in production and now we've taken it offline. We were going to set it up to do some testing but after deleting the RAID configs on both drives, we can't seem to figure out why we are getting this issue.In the PERC controller Adapter BIOS, I started by deleting both VD'sNext, I created new VD's and did a quick initialization on both.After I did that, when I look at the screen, it shows 0GB for total free capacity. I continue on and ESC out of that screen, reboot the server I have attached pictures [IMAGE][IMAGE][IMAGE][IMAGE]
RAC0501: There are no physical disks to be displayed