Command line to find RAID Level

I have about 20 servers and want to compile a report to
find out RAID level without using the OS
Does anyone know how we can d that from command line so
that we can wrap that in SQL
thanksThis is typically a hardware setting associated with the Raid Card in your
server. You should check with your hardware vendor to see if they have a
tool for this.
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>I have about 20 servers and want to compile a report to
> find out RAID level without using the OS
> Does anyone know how we can d that from command line so
> that we can wrap that in SQL
> thanks|||But if we are doing software raid from windows 2003 then
can we know wha tis the type by using any commands?

>--Original Message--
>This is typically a hardware setting associated with the
Raid Card in your
>server. You should check with your hardware vendor to
see if they have a
>tool for this.
>
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>|||Do the following yield anything:
WMIC DISKDRIVE
WMIC LOGICALDISK
WMIC IDECONTROLLER
WMIC SCSICONTROLLER
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> I have about 20 servers and want to compile a report to
> find out RAID level without using the OS
> Does anyone know how we can d that from command line so
> that we can wrap that in SQL
> thanks|||It does but no the RAID level that says 1,5
thnaks for the effort
>--Original Message--
>Do the following yield anything:
>WMIC DISKDRIVE
>WMIC LOGICALDISK
>WMIC IDECONTROLLER
>WMIC SCSICONTROLLER
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