Question : How to explore disk raiding status in Win2k3Server

I have servers with (I believe) SCSI raided drives, but I don't know how to investigate the raiding. There seems to be no program utility that looks at the raid setup, that I can find.

From System Information/Storage/Drives:

Drive      C:
Description      Local Fixed Disk
Compressed      No
File System      NTFS
Size      24.41 GB (26,213,933,056 bytes)
Free Space      16.07 GB (17,250,488,320 bytes)
Volume Name      
Volume Serial Number      BC9EF57B
      
Drive      D:
Description      Local Fixed Disk
Compressed      No
File System      NTFS
Size      123.66 GB (132,780,691,456 bytes)
Free Space      103.28 GB (110,891,180,032 bytes)
Volume Name      New Volume
Volume Serial Number      C01B50EE
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From System Information/Storage/Disks:
      
Description      Disk drive
Manufacturer      (Standard disk drives)
Model      LSILOGIC Logical Volume SCSI Disk Device
Bytes/Sector      512
Media Loaded      Yes
Media Type      Fixed hard disk
Partitions      2
SCSI Bus      0
SCSI Logical Unit      0
SCSI Port      4
SCSI Target ID      1
Sectors/Track      63
Size      148.08 GB (158,994,662,400 bytes)
Total Cylinders      19,330
Total Sectors      310,536,450
Total Tracks      4,929,150
Tracks/Cylinder      255
Partition      Disk #0, Partition #0
Partition Size      24.41 GB (26,213,935,104 bytes)
Partition Starting Offset      32,256 bytes
Partition      Disk #0, Partition #1
Partition Size      123.66 GB (132,780,695,040 bytes)
Partition Starting Offset      26,213,967,360 bytes
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From System Information/Storage/SCSI:

Name      LSI Adapter, SAS 3000 series, 8-port with 1068 -StorPort
Manufacturer      LSI Logic
Status      OK
PNP Device ID      PCI\VEN_1000&DEV_0054&SUBSYS_3228103C&REV_00\5&38297521&0&080220
I/O Port      0x00004000-0x00004FFF
Memory Address      0xFDFF0000-0xFDFF3FFF
Memory Address      0xFDFE0000-0xFDFEFFFF
IRQ Channel      IRQ 72
Driver      c:\windows\system32\drivers\lsi_sas.sys (1.21.03.00 built by: WinDDK, 87.00 KB (89,088 bytes), 8/30/2005 5:21 AM)

Answer : How to explore disk raiding status in Win2k3Server

If i had to guess, based on the partitioning, it looks like you have three 80GB drives with a RAID-5 configuration.  From that it appears the C: partition was set at 24GB leaving the rest for the D: partition.

But to give you that warm & fuzzy feeling go to the hp website for the correct application to use.

If your ML150 is standard the below link is for the array utility.  that should show you what you need.
http://h18023.www1.hp.com/support/files/server/us/download/21867.html

However, if you're not 100% on the series go to the below link.  There are different series of the ML150.  Each one has it's on array configuration software.  Whichever model you have, select it & setup the array config app.  that should get you going.

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/pfinder?query=Proliant+ML150&dest_page=product&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en

Good luck.