--- title: "High Grade Dedicated Servers - Upgrading your SSD SAS Western Digital SS300 firmware (EN)" description: "Learn how to upgrade your SSD SAS Western Digital SS300 firmware for Linux, ESXi and Windows Dedicated Servers" url: https://docs.ovhcloud.com/pt/guides/bare-metal-cloud/dedicated-servers/wd-sas-fw-upgrade lang: pt lastUpdated: 2024-03-26 --- # High Grade Dedicated Servers - Upgrading your SSD SAS Western Digital SS300 firmware (EN) ## Objective Routine firmware updates play a pivotal role in upholding your drive's performance, stability, and security. Such updates often encompass critical bug fixes, enhanced compatibility, and advanced security features that are indispensable for preserving your data integrity and maintaining optimal operational efficiency. An important patch has been introduced in this new firmware (version BCGNB17D). We strongly recommend updating your firmware to avoid any premature end-of-life. Firmware Release Notes: [https://last-public-ovh-baremetal.snap.mirrors.ovh.net/hardware/SS300/PCN-005015-A00.pdf](https://last-public-ovh-baremetal.snap.mirrors.ovh.net/hardware/SS300/PCN-005015-A00.pdf) **The purpose of this guide is to help you upgrade your SSD SAS Western Digital SS300 firmware.** Disk part numbers: - HUSMR3280ASS201 (800GB capacity) - HUSMR3240ASS201 (400GB capacity) ## Requirements - A bare metal server with SSD SAS Western Digital SS300, from the following: - mHG/HG/BHG 2017 - mHG/HG/BHG 2018 - mHG/HG/BHG 2019 ## Instructions :::danger - Before attempting any firmware update, a backup of the data on the drive must be made. Use our guide on [Backup Storage](/pt/guides/bare-metal-cloud/dedicated-servers/services-backup-storage.md) to learn how to back up your data. - The firmware update does not format the drive or delete data, but a firmware update failure may happen. Please do not power off the drive or the bare metal server during the firmware update process. ::: :::info All commands must be run as root for Linux and VMWare and with an administrator account for Windows. ::: ### Linux #### Hardware/software configuration tested on the OVHcloud side | Platform | Flash tool | Firmware | Result | | --------------------------- | -------------------------- | -------- | ------ | | Debian 11/12 OS | StorCLI 007.2705.0000.0000 | BCGNB17D | OK | | Ubuntu 22.04 OS | StorCLI 007.2705.0000.0000 | BCGNB17D | OK | | Rocky 7/8 OS | StorCLI 007.2705.0000.0000 | BCGNB17D | OK | | Debian 11/12 OS + HARD RAID | StorCLI 007.2705.0000.0000 | BCGNB17D | OK | | Ubuntu 22.04 OS + HARD RAID | StorCLI 007.2705.0000.0000 | BCGNB17D | OK | | Rocky 7/8 OS + HARD RAID | StorCLI 007.2705.0000.0000 | BCGNB17D | OK | #### Step 1 - Download StorCLI Download the StorCLI package on your server: ```bash wget https://docs.broadcom.com/docs-and-downloads/007.2705.0000.0000_storcli_rel.zip ``` Unpack the global archive: ```bash unzip 007.2705.0000.0000_storcli_rel.zip ``` Then unpack the archive containing the binaries for the various OS: ```bash unzip storcli_rel/Unified_storcli_all_os.zip ``` #### Step 2 - Install StorCLI - For Debian, Ubuntu, Mint, Proxmox and similar: ```bash dpkg -i Unified_storcli_all_os/Ubuntu/storcli_007.2705.0000.0000_all.deb ``` - For RHEL, CentOS, RockyLinux, AlmaLinux, Fedora and similar: ```bash rpm -ivh Unified_storcli_all_os/Linux/storcli-007.2705.0000.0000-1.noarch.rpm ``` #### Step 3 - Check if a firmware update is needed Run the following command to retrieve your controller ID in the _Ctl_ field: ```bash /opt/MegaRAID/storcli/storcli64 show ``` Example: ```bash root@labo:~# /opt/MegaRAID/storcli/storcli64 show CLI Version = 007.2705.0000.0000 August 24, 2023 Operating system = Linux 6.1.51-mod-std Status Code = 0 Status = Success Description = None Number of Controllers = 1 Host Name = labo.ovh.net Operating System = Linux 6.1.51-mod-std StoreLib IT Version = 07.2703.0200.0000 StoreLib IR3 Version = 16.14-0 System Overview : =============== ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ctl Model Ports PDs DGs DNOpt VDs VNOpt BBU sPR DS EHS ASOs Hlth ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0 AVAGOMegaRAIDSAS9361-4i 4 4 0 0 0 0 Opt On 1&2 Y 3 Opt ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ctl=Controller Index|DGs=Drive groups|VDs=Virtual drives|Fld=Failed PDs=Physical drives|DNOpt=Array NotOptimal|VNOpt=VD NotOptimal|Opt=Optimal Msng=Missing|Dgd=Degraded|NdAtn=Need Attention|Unkwn=Unknown sPR=Scheduled Patrol Read|DS=DimmerSwitch|EHS=Emergency Spare Drive Y=Yes|N=No|ASOs=Advanced Software Options|BBU=Battery backup unit/CV Hlth=Health|Safe=Safe-mode boot|CertProv-Certificate Provision mode Chrg=Charging | MsngCbl=Cable Failure ``` Then retrieve enclosure and disk slot numbers by running the command: ```bash /opt/MegaRAID/storcli/storcli64 /cx /eall /sall show | grep -i 'HUSMR3240ASS201\|HUSMR3280ASS201' ``` :::info x is the ID of the controller managing the disks to be updated (see above). ::: **We added a filter on this command to only display the SSD SAS Western Digital SS300 because the firmware update only concerns this particular disk and your server may have other disks connected to it.** In our example, 2 disks need to be updated (252:0 and 252:1). 252 is the disk enclosure ID and 0/1 the disk slot number: ```bash root@labo:~# /opt/MegaRAID/storcli/storcli64 /c0 /eall /sall show | grep -i 'HUSMR3240ASS201\|HUSMR3280ASS201' 252:0 6 JBOD - 745.211 GB SAS SSD Y N 512B HUSMR3280ASS201 U - 252:1 4 JBOD - 745.211 GB SAS SSD Y N 512B HUSMR3280ASS201 U - ``` #### Step 4 - Firmware update Download the firmware binary on your server: ```bash wget https://last-public-ovh-baremetal.snap.mirrors.ovh.net/hardware/SS300/BCGNB17D.bin ``` Execute the following command for each identified disk displayed in step 3: ```bash /opt/MegaRAID/storcli/storcli64 /cx /ey /sz download src=BCGNB17D.bin ``` :::info x is the ID of the controller managing the disks to be updated; y is the disk enclosure ID; z is the disk slot number (see above). ::: In our previous example, 2 disks need a firmware update to the latest firmware version BCGNB17D. Here's how we update the 2 disks and the command line returns: ```bash root@labo:~# /opt/MegaRAID/storcli/storcli64 /c0 /e252 /s0 download src=BCGNB17D.bin Starting microcode update .....please wait... Flashing PD image .....please wait... CLI Version = 007.2705.0000.0000 August 24, 2023 Operating system = Linux 6.1.51-mod-std Controller = 0 Status = Success Description = Firmware Download Succeeded. root@labo:~# /opt/MegaRAID/storcli/storcli64 /c0 /e252 /s1 download src=BCGNB17D.bin Starting microcode update .....please wait... Flashing PD image .....please wait... CLI Version = 007.2705.0000.0000 August 24, 2023 Operating system = Linux 6.1.51-mod-std Controller = 0 Status = Success Description = Firmware Download Succeeded. ``` At this point the firmware update is complete, please reboot your server. #### Step 5 - Check the firmware version after the server reboot Execute the following command for each identified disk displayed in step 3: ```bash /opt/MegaRAID/storcli/storcli64 /cx /ey /sz show all | grep -i 'Firmware Revision' ``` :::info x is the ID of the controller managing the disks to be updated; y is the disk enclosure ID; z is the disk slot number (see above). ::: Result for our example in this guide: ```bash root@rescue:~# /opt/MegaRAID/storcli/storcli64 /c0 /e252 /s0 show all | grep -i 'Firmware Revision' Firmware Revision = B17D root@rescue:~# /opt/MegaRAID/storcli/storcli64 /c0 /e252 /s1 show all | grep -i 'Firmware Revision' Firmware Revision = B17D ``` :::info The firmware version displayed for each disk must be B17D, corresponding to the firmware we have just flashed. ::: Your NVMe drive now should have the firmware version **BCGNB17D**. ### ESXi 7.x #### Hardware/software configuration tested on the OVHcloud side | Platform | Flash tool | Firmware | Result | | ----------------------------------------- | -------------------------- | -------- | ------ | | ESXi 7.0 U3o OS + data in clear from disk | StorCLI 007.2705.0000.0000 | BCGNB17D | OK | | ESXi 7.0 U3o OS + HARD RAID | StorCLI 007.2705.0000.0000 | BCGNB17D | OK | #### Step 1 - Download StorCLI Download the StorCLI package on your server: ```bash wget https://docs.broadcom.com/docs-and-downloads/007.2705.0000.0000_storcli_rel.zip --no-check-certificate ``` Unpack the global archive: ```bash unzip 007.2705.0000.0000_storcli_rel.zip ``` Then unpack the archive containing the binaries for the various OS: ```bash unzip storcli_rel/Unified_storcli_all_os.zip ``` #### Step 2 - Install StorCLI Unpack the ESXi 7.x archive: ```bash unzip Unified_storcli_all_os/VMware/ESXi7/BCM-vmware-storcli64_007.2705.0000.0000-01_22442561-package.zip unzip BCM-vmware-storcli64_007.2705.0000.0000-01_22442561.zip ``` Then install StorCLI: ```bash esxcli software vib install -v=/vib20/vmware-storcli64/BCM_bootbank_vmware-storcli64_007.2705.0000.0000-01.vib ``` :::info `` must be replaced with the .vib package absolute path from the root directory (/). ::: #### Step 3 - Check if a firmware update is needed Run the following command to retrieve your controller ID in the _Ctl_ field: ```bash /opt/lsi/storcli64/storcli64 show ``` Example: ```bash [root@labo:~] /opt/lsi/storcli64/storcli64 show CLI Version = 007.2705.0000.0000 August 24, 2023 Operating system = VMkernel 7.0.3 Status Code = 0 Status = Success Description = None Number of Controllers = 1 Host Name = labo Operating System = VMkernel 7.0.3 StoreLib IT Version = 07.2703.0200.0000 StoreLib IR3 Version = 16.14-0 System Overview : =============== ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ctl Model Ports PDs DGs DNOpt VDs VNOpt BBU sPR DS EHS ASOs Hlth ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0 AVAGOMegaRAIDSAS9361-4i 4 4 2 0 2 0 Opt On 1&2 Y 3 Opt ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ctl=Controller Index|DGs=Drive groups|VDs=Virtual drives|Fld=Failed PDs=Physical drives|DNOpt=Array NotOptimal|VNOpt=VD NotOptimal|Opt=Optimal Msng=Missing|Dgd=Degraded|NdAtn=Need Attention|Unkwn=Unknown sPR=Scheduled Patrol Read|DS=DimmerSwitch|EHS=Emergency Spare Drive Y=Yes|N=No|ASOs=Advanced Software Options|BBU=Battery backup unit/CV Hlth=Health|Safe=Safe-mode boot|CertProv-Certificate Provision mode Chrg=Charging | MsngCbl=Cable Failure ``` Then retrieve enclosure and disk slot numbers by running the command: ```bash /opt/lsi/storcli64/storcli64 /cx /eall /sall show | grep -i 'HUSMR3240ASS201\|HUSMR3280ASS201' ``` :::info x is the ID of the controller managing the disks to be updated (see above). ::: **We added a filter on this command to only display the SSD SAS Western Digital SS300 because the firmware update only concerns this particular disk and your server may have other disks connected to it.** In our example, 2 disks need to be updated (252:0 and 252:1). 252 is the disk enclosure ID and 0/1 the disk slot number: ```bash [root@labo:~] /opt/lsi/storcli64/storcli64 /c0 /eall /sall show | grep -i 'HUSMR3240ASS201\|HUSMR3280ASS201' 252:0 6 Onln 0 744.687 GB SAS SSD Y N 512B HUSMR3280ASS201 U - 252:1 4 Onln 0 744.687 GB SAS SSD Y N 512B HUSMR3280ASS201 U - ``` #### Step 4 - Firmware update Download the firmware binary on your server: ```bash wget https://last-public-ovh-baremetal.snap.mirrors.ovh.net/hardware/SS300/BCGNB17D.bin --no-check-certificate ``` Execute the following command for each identified disk displayed in step 3: ```bash /opt/lsi/storcli64/storcli64 /cx /ey /sz download src=BCGNB17D.bin ``` :::info x is the ID of the controller managing the disks to be updated; y is the disk enclosure ID; z is the disk slot number (see above). ::: In our previous example, 2 disks need a firmware update to the latest firmware version **BCGNB17D**. Here's how we update the 2 disks and the command line returns: ```bash [root@labo:~] /opt/lsi/storcli64/storcli64 /c0 /e252 /s0 download src=BCGNB17D.bin Starting microcode update .....please wait... Flashing PD image .....please wait... CLI Version = 007.2705.0000.0000 August 24, 2023 Operating system = VMkernel 7.0.3 Controller = 0 Status = Success Description = Firmware Download Succeeded. [root@labo:~] /opt/lsi/storcli64/storcli64 /c0 /e252 /s1 download src=BCGNB17D.bin Starting microcode update .....please wait... Flashing PD image .....please wait... CLI Version = 007.2705.0000.0000 August 24, 2023 Operating system = VMkernel 7.0.3 Controller = 0 Status = Success Description = Firmware Download Succeeded. ``` At this point the firmware update is complete, please reboot your server. #### Step 5 - Check the firmware version after the server reboot Execute the following command for each identified disk displayed in step 3: ```bash /opt/lsi/storcli64/storcli64 /cx /ey /sz show all | grep -i 'Firmware Revision' ``` :::info x is the ID of the controller managing the disks to be updated; y is the disk enclosure ID; z is the disk slot number (see above). ::: Result for our example in this guide: ```bash root@rescue:~# /opt/lsi/storcli64/storcli64 /c0 /e252 /s0 show all | grep -i 'Firmware Revision' Firmware Revision = B17D root@rescue:~# /opt/lsi/storcli64/storcli64 /c0 /e252 /s1 show all | grep -i 'Firmware Revision' Firmware Revision = B17D ``` :::info The firmware version displayed for each disk must be B17D, corresponding to the firmware we have just flashed. ::: ### ESXi 8.x #### Hardware/software configuration tested on the OVHcloud side | Platform | Flash tool | Firmware | Result | | ------------------------ | -------------------------- | -------- | ------ | | ESXi 8.0b OS | StorCLI 007.2705.0000.0000 | BCGNB17D | OK | | ESXi 8.0b OS + HARD RAID | StorCLI 007.2705.0000.0000 | BCGNB17D | OK | #### Step 1 - Download StorCLI Download the StorCLI package on your server: ```bash wget https://docs.broadcom.com/docs-and-downloads/007.2705.0000.0000_storcli_rel.zip --no-check-certificate ``` Unpack the global archive: ```bash unzip 007.2705.0000.0000_storcli_rel.zip ``` Then unpack the archive containing the binaries for the various OS: ```bash unzip storcli_rel/Unified_storcli_all_os.zip ``` #### Step 2 - Install StorCLI Unpack the ESXi 8.x archive: ```bash unzip Unified_storcli_all_os/VMware/ESXi8/BCM-storcli_007.2705.0000.0000-01_22439253-package.zip unzip BCM-storcli_007.2705.0000.0000-01_22439253.zip ``` Then install StorCLI: ```bash esxcli software vib install -v=/vib20/storcli/BCM_bootbank_storcli_007.2705.0000.0000-01.vib ``` :::info `` must be replaced with the .vib package absolute path from the root directory (/). ::: Run a server reboot, which is necessary in order to update the binary. #### Step 3 - Check if a firmware update is needed Run the following command to retrieve your controller ID in the _Ctl_ field: ```bash /opt/storcli/bin/storcli64 show ``` Example: ```bash [root@labo:~] /opt/storcli/bin/storcli64 show CLI Version = 007.2705.0000.0000 August 24, 2023 Operating system = VMkernel 8.0.2 Status Code = 0 Status = Success Description = None Number of Controllers = 1 Host Name = labo Operating System = VMkernel 8.0.2 StoreLib IT Version = 07.2703.0200.0000 StoreLib IR3 Version = 16.14-0 System Overview : =============== ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ctl Model Ports PDs DGs DNOpt VDs VNOpt BBU sPR DS EHS ASOs Hlth ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0 AVAGOMegaRAIDSAS9361-4i 4 4 2 0 2 0 Opt On 1&2 Y 3 Opt ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ctl=Controller Index|DGs=Drive groups|VDs=Virtual drives|Fld=Failed PDs=Physical drives|DNOpt=Array NotOptimal|VNOpt=VD NotOptimal|Opt=Optimal Msng=Missing|Dgd=Degraded|NdAtn=Need Attention|Unkwn=Unknown sPR=Scheduled Patrol Read|DS=DimmerSwitch|EHS=Emergency Spare Drive Y=Yes|N=No|ASOs=Advanced Software Options|BBU=Battery backup unit/CV Hlth=Health|Safe=Safe-mode boot|CertProv-Certificate Provision mode Chrg=Charging | MsngCbl=Cable Failure ``` Then retrieve enclosure and disk slot numbers by running the command: ```bash /opt/storcli/bin/storcli64 /cx /eall /sall show | grep -i 'HUSMR3240ASS201\|HUSMR3280ASS201' ``` :::info x is the ID of the controller managing the disks to be updated (see above). ::: **We added a filter on this command to only display the SSD SAS Western Digital SS300 because the firmware update only concerns this particular disk and your server may have other disks connected to it.** In our example, 2 disks need to be updated (252:0 and 252:1). 252 is the disk enclosure ID and 0/1 the disk slot number: ```bash [root@labo:~] /opt/storcli/bin/storcli64 /c0 /eall /sall show | grep -i 'HUSMR3240ASS201\|HUSMR3280ASS201' 252:0 6 Onln 0 744.687 GB SAS SSD Y N 512B HUSMR3280ASS201 U - 252:1 4 Onln 0 744.687 GB SAS SSD Y N 512B HUSMR3280ASS201 U - ``` #### Step 4 - Firmware update Download the firmware binary on your server: ```bash wget https://last-public-ovh-baremetal.snap.mirrors.ovh.net/hardware/SS300/BCGNB17D.bin --no-check-certificate ``` Execute the following command for each identified disk displayed in step 3: ```bash /opt/storcli/bin/storcli64 /cx /ey /sz download src=BCGNB17D.bin ``` :::info x is the ID of the controller managing the disks to be updated; y is the disk enclosure ID; z is the disk slot number (see above). ::: In our previous example, 2 disks need a firmware update to the latest firmware version **BCGNB17D**. Here's how we update the 2 disks and the command line returns: ```bash [root@labo:~] /opt/storcli/bin/storcli64 /c0 /e252 /s0 download src=BCGNB17D.bin Starting microcode update .....please wait... Flashing PD image .....please wait... CLI Version = 007.2705.0000.0000 August 24, 2023 Operating system = VMkernel 8.0.2 Controller = 0 Status = Success Description = Firmware Download Succeeded. [root@labo:~] /opt/storcli/bin/storcli64 /c0 /e252 /s1 download src=BCGNB17D.bin Starting microcode update .....please wait... Flashing PD image .....please wait... CLI Version = 007.2705.0000.0000 August 24, 2023 Operating system = VMkernel 8.0.2 Controller = 0 Status = Success Description = Firmware Download Succeeded. ``` At this point the firmware update is complete, please reboot your server. #### Step 5 - Check the firmware version after the server reboot Execute the following command for each identified disk displayed in step 3: ```bash /opt/storcli/bin/storcli64 /cx /ey /sz show all | grep -i 'Firmware Revision' ``` :::info x is the ID of the controller managing the disks to be updated; y is the disk enclosure ID; z is the disk slot number (see above). ::: Result for our example in this guide: ```bash root@rescue:~# /opt/storcli/bin/storcli64 /c0 /e252 /s0 show all | grep -i 'Firmware Revision' Firmware Revision = B17D root@rescue:~# /opt/storcli/bin/storcli64 /c0 /e252 /s1 show all | grep -i 'Firmware Revision' Firmware Revision = B17D ``` :::info The firmware version displayed for each disk must be B17D, corresponding to the firmware we have just flashed. ::: ### Windows #### Hardware/software configuration tested on the OVHcloud side | Platform | Flash tool | Firmware | Result | | ------------------------ | -------------------------- | -------- | ------ | | Windows 2016 | StorCLI 007.2705.0000.0000 | BCGNB17D | OK | | Windows 2019 | StorCLI 007.2705.0000.0000 | BCGNB17D | OK | | Windows 2022 | StorCLI 007.2705.0000.0000 | BCGNB17D | OK | | Windows 2016 + HARD RAID | StorCLI 007.2705.0000.0000 | BCGNB17D | OK | | Windows 2019 + HARD RAID | StorCLI 007.2705.0000.0000 | BCGNB17D | OK | | Windows 2022 + HARD RAID | StorCLI 007.2705.0000.0000 | BCGNB17D | OK | #### Step 1 - Download StorCLI Download the StorCLI via this link: [https://docs.broadcom.com/docs-and-downloads/007.2705.0000.0000\_storcli\_rel.zip](https://docs.broadcom.com/docs-and-downloads/007.2705.0000.0000_storcli_rel.zip) Unzip the archive. The tool you need to use, **storcli.exe**, is located in the folder: storcli\_rel\Unified\_storcli\_all\_os.zip\Unified\_storcli\_all\_os\Windows #### Step 2 - Check if a firmware update is needed Open Windows PowerShell as Administrator, then run the following command in the directory where storcli.exe was unzipped to retrieve your controller ID in the _Ctl_ field: ```bash .\storcli64.exe show ``` ```bash PS C:\Users\admin\Desktop\007.2705.0000.0000_storcli_rel\storcli_rel\Unified_storcli_all_os\Unified_storcli_all_os\Windows> .\storcli64.exe show CLI Version = 007.2705.0000.0000 August 24, 2023 Operating system = Windows Server 2019 Status Code = 0 Status = Success Description = None Number of Controllers = 1 Host Name = NS6821121 Operating System = Windows Server 2019 StoreLib IT Version = 07.2703.0200.0000 StoreLib IR3 Version = 16.14-0 System Overview : =============== ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ctl Model Ports PDs DGs DNOpt VDs VNOpt BBU sPR DS EHS ASOs Hlth ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0 AVAGOMegaRAIDSAS9361-4i 4 4 2 0 2 0 Opt On 1&2 Y 3 Opt ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ctl=Controller Index|DGs=Drive groups|VDs=Virtual drives|Fld=Failed PDs=Physical drives|DNOpt=Array NotOptimal|VNOpt=VD NotOptimal|Opt=Optimal Msng=Missing|Dgd=Degraded|NdAtn=Need Attention|Unkwn=Unknown sPR=Scheduled Patrol Read|DS=DimmerSwitch|EHS=Emergency Spare Drive Y=Yes|N=No|ASOs=Advanced Software Options|BBU=Battery backup unit/CV Hlth=Health|Safe=Safe-mode boot|CertProv-Certificate Provision mode Chrg=Charging | MsngCbl=Cable Failure ``` Then retrieve enclosure and disk slot numbers by running the command: ```bash .\storcli64.exe /cx /eall /sall show | oss | sls "HUSMR3240ASS201","HUSMR3280ASS201" ``` :::info x is the ID of the controller managing the disks to be updated; y is the disk enclosure ID; z is the disk slot number (see above). ::: **We added a filter on this command to only display the SSD SAS Western Digital SS300 because the firmware update only concerns this particular disk and your server may have other disks connected to it.** In our example, 2 disks need to be updated (252:0 and 252:1). 252 is the disk enclosure ID and 0/1 the disk slot number: ```bash PS C:\Users\admin\Desktop\007.2705.0000.0000_storcli_rel\storcli_rel\Unified_storcli_all_os\Unified_storcli_all_os\Windows> .\storcli64.exe /c0 /eall /sall show | oss | sls "HUSMR3240ASS201","HUSMR3280ASS201" 252:0 6 Onln 0 744.687 GB SAS SSD Y N 512B HUSMR3280ASS201 U - 252:1 4 Onln 0 744.687 GB SAS SSD Y N 512B HUSMR3280ASS201 U - ``` #### Step 3 - Firmware update Download the firmware binary on your server: ```bash wget "https://last-public-ovh-baremetal.snap.mirrors.ovh.net/hardware/SS300/BCGNB17D.bin" -outfile "BCGNB17D.bin" ``` Execute the following command for each identified disk displayed in step 2: ```bash .\storcli64.exe /cx /ey /sz download src=BCGNB17D.bin ``` :::info x is the ID of the controller managing the disks to be updated; y is the disk enclosure ID; z is the disk slot number (see above). ::: In our previous example, 2 disks need a firmware update to the latest firmware version BCGNB17D. Here's how we update the 2 disks and the command line returns: ```bash PS C:\Users\admin\Desktop\007.2705.0000.0000_storcli_rel\storcli_rel\Unified_storcli_all_os\Unified_storcli_all_os\Windows> .\storcli64.exe /c0 /e252 /s0 download src=BCGNB17D.bin Starting microcode update .....please wait... Flashing PD image .....please wait... CLI Version = 007.2705.0000.0000 August 24, 2023 Operating system = Windows Server 2019 Controller = 0 Status = Success Description = Firmware Download Succeeded. PS C:\Users\admin\Desktop\007.2705.0000.0000_storcli_rel\storcli_rel\Unified_storcli_all_os\Unified_storcli_all_os\Windows> .\storcli64.exe /c0 /e252 /s1 download src=BCGNB17D.bin Starting microcode update .....please wait... Flashing PD image .....please wait... CLI Version = 007.2705.0000.0000 August 24, 2023 Operating system = Windows Server 2019 Controller = 0 Status = Success Description = Firmware Download Succeeded. ``` #### Step 4 - Check the firmware version after the server reboot Execute the following command for each identified disk displayed in step 2: ```bash .\storcli64.exe /cx /ey /sz show all | oss | sls "Firmware Revision" ``` :::info x is the ID of the controller managing the disks to be updated; y is the disk enclosure ID; z is the disk slot number (see above). ::: Result for our example in this guide: ```bash PS C:\Users\admin\Desktop\007.2705.0000.0000_storcli_rel\storcli_rel\Unified_storcli_all_os\Unified_storcli_all_os\Windows> .\storcli64.exe /c0 /e252 /s0 show all | oss | sls "Firmware Revision" Firmware Revision = B17D PS C:\Users\admin\Desktop\007.2705.0000.0000_storcli_rel\storcli_rel\Unified_storcli_all_os\Unified_storcli_all_os\Windows> .\storcli64.exe /c0 /e252 /s1 show all | oss | sls "Firmware Revision" Firmware Revision = B17D ``` :::info The firmware version displayed for each disk must be B17D, corresponding to the firmware we have just flashed. ::: ## Go further [](#) If you need training or technical assistance to implement our solutions, contact your sales representative or click on [this link](https://www.ovhcloud.com/pt/professional-services/) to get a quote and ask our Professional Services experts for a custom analysis of your project. 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