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Subject: ARAID 99 1000L
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Does anyone here, by any chance, have experience with the ARAID 99 1000L?
Specifically, how to obtain the status of the array (in FreeBSD, of course).
As usual, it comes with Windoze SNMP stuff, but nada for UNIX.

Thanks,

- Mark