Use this page to view status information for an array.
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Attributes
You can find the following attributes
on the Status tab of the Single Array Properties page:- Data State
- This shows the array state as normal or degraded.
- Array status
- This value reflects the current array status. The status can be
one of the following values:
- Assigned — The array is assigned to a rank.
- Unassigned — The array is not assigned to a rank and all of the
storage devices that are indicated by the disk serial numbers attribute
are in the normal state.
- Unavailable — The array is not assigned to a rank and one or more
of the DDMs that are indicated by the disk serial numbers attribute
are not in the normal state.
- DDM Serial Number
- The 16-digit disk serial number.
- DDM Location
- The location of the storage enclosure and the DDM.
- DDM State
- One of the following states is possible:
- Normal — The DDM is operational and functional in its current
disk usage. If it is configured as a spare or array member, there
are no unusual operations in progress.
- New — The initial state after the DDM is inserted or discovered
for the first time.
- Installing — A new DDM has been discovered. It is either a replacement
DDM for a failed DDM or it is additional capacity that is being added
to the storage image.
- Verifying — The DDM becomes accessible to the device adapter,
its characteristics are determined, cabling is checked, and diagnostics
are run.
- Formatting — A verified DDM requires low-level formatting and
the formatting operation is in progress.
- Initializing — The DDM is being initialized with all zero sectors.
This is required so that the DDM can be added to an array without
regenerating parity.
- Certifying — The DDM is being read accessed to determine that
all sectors can be read. If a bad sector is detected, an alternate
sector replaces the bad sector.
- Rebuilding — Sparing has occurred and this formerly spare DDM
is being rebuilt with data from the array for which it is now a member.
- Migration Target — DDM migration is migrating another array member
storage device to this spare storage device.
- Migrating Source — DDM migration is migrating this array member
DDM to another spare storage device.
- Failed — The storage device has failed and an immediate repair
action is required. If spares are available, sparing has been initiated
if this DDM was an array member.
- Failed - Deferred Service — The DDM has failed and a repair action
is not immediately required. If this DDM was an array member, sparing
has been initiated and there are sufficient spares at the time of
this failure to allow the service to be deferred.
- Removed — The storage device is removed from the system and the
removal has been processed by the system.
- Inappropriate — The storage device is not compatible with the
system.
- Inter failed — The DDM is faulty but still working.
- PFSed — The DDM is prepared for service and ready to be removed
without impacting the system.
- DDM Usage
- One of the following values is possible:
- Unassigned — The DDM is not assigned to an array site.
- Unconfigured — The DDM is assigned to an array site, but the array
site is not configured and the DDM is not a required spare.
- Spare-Required — The DDM is assigned to an array site and is a
required spare.
- Spare-Not Required — The DDM is assigned to array site that is
configured with an array and a spare, but the spare is not a required
space.
- Array Member — The DDM is assigned to an array site that is configured
and the array site position of the DDM makes it part of the array.
Note: You can also view
information on the General and Details tabs from the Single Array
Properties page.