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Chapter 8: Troubleshooting
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Checking a Reported Component
In this example, let us check disk array status.
1.
Open the CLU.
2.
Highlight
Disk Array Management
and press Enter.
3.
Observe the status of your disk arrays.
DaId
Alias OpStatus CfgCapacity FreeCapacity
MaxContiguousCap
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
0
DA0
OK
75.44GB
66.06GB
66.06GB
1
DA1
Degraded 189.06GB
179.68GB
179.68GB
2
DA2
OK
73.57GB
64.20GB
64.20GB
At this point, you can highlight the Degraded array and press Enter to see more
information. See below.
Disk Array ID
: 1
Physical Capacity
: 189.06GB
OperationalStatus
: Degraded
MaxContiguousCapacity : 11.18GB
FreeCapacity
: 179.68 GB
ConfigurableCapacity
: 179.68GB
SupportedRAIDLevels: 0 5 10 1E
Disk Array Alias
: DA1
MediaPatrol
: Enabled
PDM : Enabled
Transport
Rebuild
Predictive Data Migration
Transition
Dedicated Spare Drives in the Array
Physical Drives in the Array
Logical Drives in the Array
[Locate Disk Array]
Save Settings
[CTRL-A]
Restore Settings
[CTRL-R]
Return to Previous Menu
From this screen:
•
Highlight
Physical Drives in the Array
and press Enter to identify the failed
disk drive
•
Highlight
Rebuild
and press Enter to rebuild the array after you replace the
failed disk drive
For more information, see
“Critical & Offline Disk Arrays” on page 239.
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