Volumes folder on my xserve raid

Hey all!
When my network users login, they can see the root level of my xserve raid. Shouldn't this ve hidden?
What if someone decides to trash my Volumes folder or decides to make any folder they want?
When I try to disable sharing on the root level, of course, the subfolders are inacessible?
Any advice, please?

I assume you mean when your network users log into their workstations they mount the XServe RAID volume shared via some host on the network, right?
If that's the case your solution is to just change the sharepoints on the server to share subdirectories on the XServe RAID rather than the entire RAID.
Use Workgroup Manager to designate other sharepoints on the server. You'd need to look at how the clients are mounting the RAID in order to determine what changes you need to make there.
BTW you can't delete the /Volumes directory, so don't worry about that part.

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    Upper Controller
    11/14/13 07:27:36 AM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    11/14/13 07:27:36 AM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    11/14/13 07:27:36 AM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    11/14/13 07:27:17 AM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    11/14/13 07:27:17 AM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    11/14/13 07:27:15 AM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    11/14/13 07:27:15 AM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    11/04/13 04:07:31 PM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Lower Controller
    11/04/13 03:59:53 PM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Upper Controller
    10/29/13 02:27:01 AM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Upper Controller
    10/29/13 02:19:08 AM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    10/20/13 09:17:30 AM
    Disk 2 Failed To Recover After Reset. Retrying. RETRY COUNT:0
    Upper Controller
    10/20/13 09:17:30 AM
    Disk 2 Offline
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    10/20/13 09:16:11 AM
    Disk 2 Failed To Respond. Retrying. RETRY COUNT:0 LBA:0x1B458
    Upper Controller
    10/19/13 10:16:20 AM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Upper Controller
    10/19/13 10:01:02 AM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Upper Controller
    09/10/13 11:16:31 AM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Upper Controller
    09/10/13 11:09:49 AM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Upper Controller
    07/02/13 03:30:07 AM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Upper Controller
    07/02/13 02:52:22 AM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Upper Controller
    06/02/13 07:36:14 PM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Lower Controller
    06/02/13 07:15:46 PM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Lower Controller
    06/02/13 12:29:10 PM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405570)
    Upper Controller
    06/02/13 11:53:54 AM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405570)
    Upper Controller
    05/30/13 02:27:02 AM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Upper Controller
    05/30/13 02:18:54 AM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    01/31/13 02:16:04 PM
    Coprocessor 2 Temperature Problem Occurred
    Lower Controller
    01/25/13 12:04:09 PM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Upper Controller
    01/25/13 12:03:19 PM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Upper Controller
    01/24/13 11:31:16 AM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405570)
    Lower Controller
    01/24/13 10:42:40 AM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405570)
    Upper Controller
    01/23/13 08:12:06 PM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Upper Controller
    01/23/13 08:04:44 PM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Upper Controller
    01/15/13 12:50:01 PM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Upper Controller
    01/15/13 12:36:31 PM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Lower Controller
    01/08/13 09:41:00 PM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Lower Controller
    01/08/13 09:33:59 PM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Upper Controller
    01/06/13 11:15:21 AM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Upper Controller
    01/06/13 11:00:28 AM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Upper Controller
    12/31/12 09:30:09 AM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Upper Controller
    12/31/12 09:22:41 AM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Lower Controller
    12/31/12 08:46:42 AM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Lower Controller
    12/31/12 08:32:11 AM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Lower Controller
    12/21/12 11:42:51 AM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Lower Controller
    12/21/12 11:34:19 AM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Upper Controller
    12/20/12 10:01:05 AM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Upper Controller
    12/20/12 09:20:19 AM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405570)
    Lower Controller
    12/16/12 10:12:58 AM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Lower Controller
    12/16/12 10:05:23 AM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Lower Controller
    12/09/12 08:06:47 PM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Lower Controller
    12/09/12 08:00:19 PM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Upper Controller
    12/06/12 10:04:35 PM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Upper Controller
    12/06/12 09:58:14 PM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Upper Controller
    11/17/12 08:10:17 PM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Upper Controller
    11/17/12 08:02:33 PM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Lower Controller
    11/15/12 03:33:56 PM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Lower Controller
    11/15/12 03:24:25 PM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Lower Controller
    11/15/12 05:16:54 AM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Lower Controller
    11/15/12 05:07:27 AM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Upper Controller
    11/14/12 08:16:42 AM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Upper Controller
    11/14/12 08:03:16 AM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Lower Controller
    11/13/12 09:04:27 PM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Lower Controller
    11/13/12 08:49:25 PM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Upper Controller
    11/13/12 02:36:33 PM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Upper Controller
    11/13/12 02:28:47 PM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Upper Controller
    11/12/12 09:02:07 AM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Upper Controller
    11/12/12 08:56:46 AM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Upper Controller
    11/12/12 03:40:58 AM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Upper Controller
    11/12/12 02:28:48 AM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405570)
    Upper Controller
    11/06/12 12:02:51 PM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Upper Controller
    11/06/12 11:46:30 AM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Lower Controller
    11/06/12 11:24:06 AM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Lower Controller
    11/06/12 11:14:39 AM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Upper Controller
    11/05/12 01:35:07 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Online
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    11/05/12 01:35:06 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
    11/05/12 01:35:06 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Upper Controller
    11/05/12 01:35:03 PM
    Disk 6 Online
    Upper Controller
    11/05/12 01:35:02 PM
    Disk 4 Online
    Upper Controller
    11/05/12 01:35:02 PM
    Disk 5 Online
    Upper Controller
    11/05/12 01:35:01 PM
    Disk 2 Online
    Upper Controller
    11/05/12 01:35:01 PM
    Disk 3 Online
    Upper Controller
    11/05/12 01:35:00 PM
    Disk 1 Online
    Lower Controller
    11/05/12 01:34:44 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Online
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    11/05/12 01:34:43 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    11/05/12 01:34:43 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Upper Controller
    11/05/12 01:34:39 PM
    Enclosure Powered On
    Lower Controller
    11/05/12 01:34:38 PM
    Enclosure Powered On
    Lower Controller
    11/05/12 10:42:35 AM
    Service ID Turned On
    Lower Controller
    11/05/12 10:42:24 AM
    Service ID Turned Off
    Lower Controller
    11/05/12 10:32:12 AM
    Service ID Turned On
    Upper Controller
    11/05/12 01:43:41 AM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Upper Controller
    11/05/12 01:38:27 AM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Lower Controller
    11/04/12 03:06:10 PM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Lower Controller
    11/04/12 02:42:15 PM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405571)
    Upper Controller
    11/02/12 05:54:11 PM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Lower Controller
    11/02/12 05:51:38 PM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Upper Controller
    11/14/10 01:53:19 PM
    Coprocessor Offline
    Upper Controller
    11/14/10 01:53:17 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Restarted
    Upper Controller
    11/14/10 01:53:17 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Offline
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    11/14/10 01:53:17 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Down
    Upper Controller
    11/14/10 01:53:17 PM
    Coprocessor Restarted
    Lower Controller
    11/14/10 01:52:51 PM
    Coprocessor Offline
    Lower Controller
    11/14/10 01:52:50 PM
    Coprocessor Restarted
    Lower Controller
    11/14/10 01:52:40 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Restarted
    Lower Controller
    11/14/10 01:52:40 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Offline
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    11/14/10 01:52:40 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    11/14/10 01:51:08 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
    11/14/10 01:51:08 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    11/14/10 01:50:30 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    11/14/10 01:50:30 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    11/14/10 01:31:48 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    11/14/10 01:31:10 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Lower Controller
    10/21/10 03:16:53 PM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405570)
    Lower Controller
    10/21/10 11:57:57 AM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Upper Controller
    10/16/10 04:25:11 AM
    RAID Set 1 Expansion Complete (0)
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    10/14/10 11:24:27 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
    10/14/10 11:24:27 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    10/14/10 11:24:27 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    10/14/10 11:24:27 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    10/14/10 11:24:00 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    10/14/10 11:24:00 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    10/14/10 11:23:58 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    10/14/10 11:23:58 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    10/14/10 07:17:27 PM
    Time Synchronization Failure with "time.apple.com" (7405570)
    Upper Controller
    10/14/10 02:55:08 PM
    RAID Set 1 Expansion Started
    Lower Controller
    10/14/10 02:49:04 PM
    Time Synchronized with "time.apple.com"
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    05/18/10 05:48:00 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
    05/18/10 05:48:00 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    05/18/10 05:47:41 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    05/18/10 05:47:39 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    05/18/10 05:38:38 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    05/18/10 05:38:38 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    05/18/10 05:38:19 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    05/18/10 05:38:17 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    05/18/10 04:01:45 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
    05/18/10 04:01:45 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    05/18/10 04:01:26 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    05/18/10 04:01:24 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    05/18/10 03:52:22 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    05/18/10 03:52:22 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    05/18/10 03:52:03 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    05/18/10 03:52:01 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    01/05/10 07:28:30 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
    01/05/10 07:28:30 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    01/05/10 07:28:12 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    01/05/10 07:28:10 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    01/05/10 07:22:29 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    01/05/10 07:22:29 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    01/05/10 07:22:10 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    01/05/10 07:22:08 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    12/18/09 05:58:08 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
    12/18/09 05:58:08 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    12/18/09 05:57:49 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    12/18/09 05:57:47 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    12/18/09 05:52:36 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    12/18/09 05:52:36 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    12/18/09 05:52:17 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    12/18/09 05:52:15 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    12/03/09 07:28:01 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
    12/03/09 07:28:01 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    12/03/09 07:27:42 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    12/03/09 07:27:41 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    12/03/09 07:22:52 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    12/03/09 07:22:52 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    12/03/09 07:22:34 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    12/03/09 07:22:32 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    11/05/09 06:52:35 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
    11/05/09 06:52:35 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    11/05/09 06:52:16 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    11/05/09 06:52:14 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    11/05/09 06:48:11 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    11/05/09 06:48:11 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    11/05/09 06:47:52 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    11/05/09 06:47:50 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    10/19/09 11:07:54 AM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
    10/19/09 11:07:54 AM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    10/19/09 11:03:57 AM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    10/19/09 11:03:57 AM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    10/17/09 03:16:47 AM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    10/17/09 03:12:54 AM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    10/08/09 06:25:37 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
    10/08/09 06:25:37 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    10/08/09 06:25:17 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    10/08/09 06:25:15 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    10/08/09 06:21:56 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    10/08/09 06:21:56 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    10/08/09 06:21:37 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    10/08/09 06:21:35 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    08/20/09 06:09:41 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
    08/20/09 06:09:41 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    08/20/09 06:09:06 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    08/20/09 06:09:04 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    08/20/09 06:07:58 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
    08/20/09 06:07:58 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    08/20/09 06:07:39 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    08/20/09 06:07:37 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    08/20/09 06:07:17 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    08/20/09 06:07:17 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    08/20/09 06:06:42 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    08/20/09 06:06:40 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    08/20/09 06:05:35 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    08/20/09 06:05:35 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    08/20/09 06:05:15 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    08/20/09 06:05:13 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    05/22/09 06:08:32 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
    05/22/09 06:08:32 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    05/22/09 06:08:31 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    05/22/09 06:08:31 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    05/22/09 06:08:01 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    05/22/09 06:07:59 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    04/23/09 04:33:57 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    04/23/09 04:33:57 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    04/23/09 04:33:28 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    04/23/09 04:33:26 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    04/23/09 04:33:12 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
    04/23/09 04:33:12 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    04/23/09 04:32:43 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    04/23/09 04:32:41 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    04/23/09 04:32:32 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    04/23/09 04:32:32 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    04/23/09 04:32:12 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    04/23/09 04:32:10 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    04/23/09 04:31:47 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
    04/23/09 04:31:47 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    04/23/09 04:31:27 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    04/23/09 04:31:25 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    04/08/09 01:05:56 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    04/08/09 01:05:56 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    04/08/09 01:05:29 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    04/08/09 01:04:47 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
    04/08/09 01:04:47 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    04/08/09 01:04:20 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    01/09/09 10:16:41 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    01/09/09 10:16:41 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    01/09/09 10:16:22 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    01/09/09 10:16:20 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    01/09/09 10:13:10 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
    01/09/09 10:13:10 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    01/09/09 10:12:51 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    01/09/09 10:12:49 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    12/22/08 02:59:03 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    12/22/08 02:59:03 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    12/22/08 02:58:36 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Upper Controller
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    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
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    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Upper Controller
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    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
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    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
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    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
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    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
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    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Upper Controller
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    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
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    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    08/14/08 05:01:41 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Upper Controller
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    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
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    Error Status Cleared Using Service ID Button
    Upper Controller
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    Upper Controller
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    Upper Controller
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    Error Status Cleared Using Service ID Button
    Upper Controller
    07/08/08 01:06:15 PM
    Disk 6 Online
    Lower Controller
    07/08/08 09:06:57 AM
    Error Status Cleared Using Service ID Button
    Lower Controller
    07/08/08 09:06:19 AM
    Power Supply 1 Failed
    Lower Controller
    07/08/08 09:00:21 AM
    Error Status Cleared Using Service ID Button
    Warning
    Upper Controller
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    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
    06/22/08 02:35:46 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    06/22/08 02:34:32 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
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    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    06/22/08 10:29:38 AM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/22/08 10:28:24 AM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
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    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    06/18/08 01:07:37 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/18/08 01:07:37 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/18/08 01:07:30 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/18/08 01:07:29 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/18/08 12:59:35 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Lower Controller
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    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    06/18/08 12:59:34 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/18/08 12:59:28 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/18/08 12:59:26 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Upper Controller
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    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    06/18/08 12:58:34 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
    06/18/08 12:58:34 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    06/18/08 12:58:26 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    06/18/08 12:58:24 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    06/18/08 12:50:32 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
    06/18/08 12:50:32 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    06/18/08 12:50:32 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    06/18/08 12:50:23 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    06/18/08 12:50:21 PM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/09/08 12:43:50 AM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    06/09/08 12:43:50 AM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/09/08 12:43:31 AM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/09/08 12:43:30 AM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/09/08 12:37:20 AM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    06/09/08 12:37:20 AM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/09/08 12:36:52 AM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/09/08 12:36:50 AM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/09/08 12:35:51 AM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    06/09/08 12:35:51 AM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/09/08 12:35:31 AM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/09/08 12:35:30 AM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    06/09/08 12:34:30 AM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
    06/09/08 12:34:30 AM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    06/09/08 12:34:11 AM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    06/09/08 12:34:09 AM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    06/09/08 12:27:59 AM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
    06/09/08 12:27:59 AM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    06/09/08 12:27:32 AM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    06/09/08 12:27:30 AM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Upper Controller
    06/09/08 12:26:30 AM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre LIP
    Upper Controller
    06/09/08 12:26:30 AM
    RAID Controller 1 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/08/08 09:01:38 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    06/08/08 09:01:38 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/08/08 09:01:19 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/08/08 09:01:17 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/08/08 08:24:35 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    06/08/08 08:24:35 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/08/08 08:24:14 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/08/08 08:24:13 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/08/08 08:17:06 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    06/08/08 08:17:06 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/08/08 08:16:42 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/08/08 08:16:40 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/08/08 08:14:13 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    06/08/08 08:14:13 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/08/08 08:13:52 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/08/08 08:13:50 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/08/08 08:05:42 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Lower Controller
    06/08/08 08:05:42 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Up
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/08/08 08:05:23 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre Link Down
    Warning
    Lower Controller
    06/08/08 08:05:21 PM
    RAID Controller 2 Fibre LIP
    Warning
    Low

    Here I am, at the precipice. Would you click Merge?

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