Finding out which cciss disk is what /dev/sdX disk (smartmontools & cciss raid controller)

I have a HP server, which has a hardware RAID array (that mostly isn't being used for raiding, the disks are just passed through to the Linux OS). I have 6 SSD disks. 2 are riad mirrored together by the array, the other 4 are exposed to the OS. One of the 4 is broken (by using dd, I was able to see that it was /dev/sdd. /dev/sd{b,c,e} all work fine).

I want to find out the serial number of /dev/sdd, so that when someone goes into the server room, they know the broken disk and can remove it. Usually lshw/smartctrl/etc can tell you that. But since there's a raid controller, all report the same serial number. But smartmontools can read into the raid controller with the -d cciss,X /dev/sdY:

smartctl -i -d cciss,1 /dev/sdd

But only the cciss,X in that matters, not the sdY. Running cciss,0 on sdb, sdc, sdd or sde gives the same results. But running cciss,1 on sdb gives different results from cciss,0 on sdb.

How can I figure out which "cciss number" is used by /dev/sdd?

This is on Ubuntu Linux 14.04. There is no /dev/cciss/* files.

Update: It's a HP ProLiant SE316M1R2 which was refered to as a "160".

(One answer might be to run a standard smart test on all cciss disks, and find which one is broken, but I tried to call a -t short and -t long on all cciss from 0-5 and all them except cciss,0 and ,1 acted as if there had never been a test run on them.)