User`s guide

StorTrends® NAS Software (Version 2.2) User’s Guide
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Disk Information
DisksInformation
IDEId:0
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Status
Size
Speed
Manufacturer
Model
IDEId:2
State
Status
Size
Speed
Manufacturer
Model
IDEId:4
State
Status
Size
:Empty
:Offline
:xxxGB
:xRPM
:
:Maxtorxxxxxxx
:Empty
:Offline
:xxxGB
:xRPM
:
Maxtorxxxxxxxx
:Empty
:Offline
:xxxGB
<EXIT>
This Disk Information screen displays each hard disk drive in your NAS server with the
following corresponding information:
Name Description
IDE/SCSI ID This field displays the physical location of the hard disk drive as it resides on the IDE/SCSI
channel. For example, IDE ID zero (0) means that the hard disk drive is physically located on the
primary master channel. IDE ID two (2) means that the hard disk drive is physically located on the
secondary master channel.
This field displays the state of the hard disk drive. The state of the hard disk drive can be one of the
following:
Empty This state means that the hard disk drive is available but not participating in a
Volume.
Good This state means that the hard disk drive is participating in a Volume and is
functioning properly.
State
Bad This state means that the hard disk drive is participating in a Volume but is in a
failed state.
This field displays the status of the hard disk drive. The status of the hard disk drive can be one of
the following:
Online This status means that the hard disk drive is physically present and participating
in a Volume.
Offline This status means that the hard disk drive is physically present but not
participating in a Volume.
Rebuilding This status means that the hard disk drive is physically present and is in the
process of regenerating the Volume.
Initializing This status means that the hard disk drive was just inserted on the bus and is in
the process of being recognized by the NAS server.
Note: The Initializing Status is available on SCSI backplanes and ATA
backplanes that support hot plugging.
Status
Not Present This status means that the hard disk drive is not physically present.
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