Data for server disks in capacity and relationship reports

You can include general information, capacity data, properties of components, and other information about server disks in capacity and relationship reports.

Information about server disks

You can create capacity and relationship reports that include the following information:

Server Disk Name

The path that the operating system uses for the server disk, for example /dev/hdisk0.

Capacity and usage data

You can create capacity and relationship reports that include the following information:

Server Disk Capacity (GiB)

The amount of storage space that is on a server disk.

Server Disk Available Space (GiB)

The amount of unused storage space that is on a server disk.

Component properties

You can create capacity and relationship reports that include the following information:

Server Disk Is Removable

Shows whether the disk can be removed from the server. If this value is Yes, the disk can be removed from the server.

Server Disk Multipathing Policy

The multipathing policy that is in effect for a disk. For example, the policy can be Round Robin, Load Balancing, Failover Only, or other policies.

Status information

You can create capacity and relationship reports that include the following information:

Server Disk Status

The condition of the resource, for example normal, warning, or error.

Server Disk Is Detected

Shows whether the resource was detected the last time that data was collected. If this value is Yes, the resource was detected.

Vendor, model, and device information

You can create capacity and relationship reports that include the following information:

Server Disk Firmware Version

The version number of the firmware that is running on the disk.

Server Disk Model

The model name or model number of the resource.

Server Disk Serial Number

The serial number of the resource.

Server Disk Vendor

The vendor who supplied the resource.

Path information

You can create capacity and relationship reports that include the following information:

Server Disk Path Name

The name of a path to a server disk. Typically the multipath driver defines this name.

Server Disk Path Mode

The online status of the path to the server disk.

Server Disk Path State

The state of the disk path shows whether the path is functioning correctly.

Server Disk Path Status

The aggregate status of the paths to the server disk.

Server Disk Preferred Path

The preferred path status of the path to the server disk, that is, whether the path is the preferred path for the disk. The multipath driver might use non-preferred paths if a failover occurs. The disk might have no preferred path, depending on the multipathing policy that is in effect for the disk.

Server Disk LUN

The logical unit within a small computer system interface target on a disk.

Server Disk SCSI Target

The bus address for the small computer system interface of the target on a disk.

Server Disk Target WWPN

The worldwide port name of the storage port that the volume is mapped to.