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4.2.2.3 Disks
This page is designed for users to monitor and manage hard disk drives installed on the
NAS and its connected expansion enclosures, and users can quickly isolate and identify
hard drives for relevant maintenance tasks.
M a na ging NAS Hosts
Click the NAS host under "System Component" to check its general information. Refer to
the following table for actions available to manage a NAS host:
Ac tion De s c ription
Enclosure
Info
Click this button to check details of an enclosure, including the
model, serial number, firmware version, BUS type, CPU temperature,
power status, system fan speed and power fan speed.
Locate
(under
"Action")
Click this button and the chassis LEDs of the selected NAS host will
blink for easy identification.
RAID
Group
Click this button and select a RAID group to check its details,
including capacity, RAID group name, RAID type and disk member.
Total Disk
List
Click this button to show or filter for the disks. Set the filter from the
drop down list to list only hard disks based on the enclosure or NAS
they belong to, model, type (HDD or SSD), BUS type, capacity, used
type (data, free, error, spare, cache, or none) and status. Click
"Refresh" to refresh the list.
M a na ging Disks
Click "+" before the NAS host under "System Component" and select a disk to check its
general information. The legend shown under "System Component" is provided to
indicate the types of hard disk drives:
Data: A disk drive that contains data.
Free: An empty disk drive that does not have any data on it.
Error: A disk drive detected with errors (could be bad sectors or I/O errors) and it is
recommended that this disk drive is to be replaced immediately.
Spare: A disk drive configured as spare drive for a RAID group.
Cache: A disk drive configured as cache.