Does anyone know what these are set to and how to adjust them?
VAIL (or any Windows OS that I know of) does not monitor the hardware status like CPU or drive temperature.
Some BIOSes and CPU's have some build protection agains damage due to CPU overheating. OEM Manufactures (like HP, ACER, etc) may choose to add this kind of additional functionality to the OS or server application.
I keep getting a "Data Errors were detected....." warnign however when I open the dashboard there is no problem with either of the storage drives.
This leads me to beleive it may be a heat problem as the weather has got hotter. I have installed Speedfan and it's reporting the drives running at between 45 and 55 degrees.
Depending on the drive usage, I do not think these are abnormal operating values. Just make sure the temperatures do not exceed the maximum values as specifed by the drives manafacturer.
Personally I try to keep the drive temparatures as low as possible especially when idle. For my Westen Digital drives I do get a bit nervous when drive temperatures exceed 50 degrees celcius for longer periods unless it is obvious the drive is doing "hard work".
- Theo.
PS - Concerning the errors: where do you get the "Data Errors were detected....."?
If they are comming from the VAIL launchpad they should be also listed in Dashboard (Alerts, Alert viewer).
When you click the alert: what does it say?
If you delete the alert: does it come back?
Click the starage drives, properties, try check and repair?
RDP into VAIL and check the Windows Event List. Are any related system errors reported?
No home server like Home Server
