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Bosch Security Systems B.V. User manual 2019-10 | V01 | F.01U.380.030
2. Highlight the current value in the Block Threshold field and enter a new value.
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Reassigned block threshold ranges from 1 to 512 blocks.
– Error block threshold ranges from 1 to 2048 blocks.
3. Click the Submit button.
8.1.6 Transition
Transition is the process of replacing a recoverable spare drive that is currently part of a disk
array with an unconfigured physical drive or a non-recoverable spare drive.
Transition rate
To change the transition rate setting in the Background Activity Settings menu:
1.
Click the Transition Rate drop-down menu and select a rate:
– Low - Less system resources are used for transition and more system resources are
used for data read / write operations.
– Medium - The system resources between the transition and data read / write
operations are balanced.
– High - More system resources are used for transition and less system resources are
used for data read / write operations.
2. Click the Submit button.
8.2 Media patrol
Media patrol is a routine maintenance routine that checks the magnetic media on each disk
drive. Media patrol is enabled by default on all disk arrays and spare drives. Media patrol
relates to media, rather than the data recorded on the media. If a media patrol encounters a
critical error, it will trigger PDM if PDM is enabled on the disk array.
Media patrol settings
You can enable or disable media patrol by using the background activity menu, or you can
create a schedule to run media patrol.
–
To enable media patrol, click the subsystem on the tree view, and then click the
Background Activity menu tab. Click to view the Enable Media Patrol option. Also note
that the Auto Rebuild option is also there. Make sure this option is enabled if you want to
automatically start rebuilding a logical drive immediately after replacing the failed drive.
– To start a media patrol manually, click the Menu Expander on the right side of the
Background Activity tab, scroll down and select Start Media Patrol to view the Start
Media Patrol menu. Then click the
Start button.
– To schedule a media patrol, click the Menu Expander on the right of the Scheduler tab,
scroll down, and select Add Media Patrol Schedule to open the Schedule menu. Use this
menu to add a media patrol schedule.