Product specifications

Managing Storage Managers

You can organize the information in the Storage Managers list by showing additional columns or by sorting or

filtering displayed items. For more information on modifying the display, see “Organizing Display Information” on

page 23.

A color-coded icon precedes the name of each Storage Manager, providing an indication of the status of the

component. The following table describes the color coding system used by the ISIS Management Console.

Viewing Storage Manager Details

The Details panel displays all information for the currently selected Storage Manager. The information displayed is

the information as seen by the System Director. Some of the information is embedded in the Storage Manager, and

other information is assigned to the Storage Manager by the Avid ISIS software.

The information displayed in the Details panel is the same as that shown in the Storage Managers tool; see

“Storage

Manager Column List” on page 34

To view detailed information about a Storage Manager:

1. In the Storage Manager list, select a Storage Manager.

2. Do one of the following:

t Click Details.

t Double-click the Storage Manager name.

The Details panel displays all the information for the selected Storage Manager. For more information, see

“Viewing Storage Manager Details” on page 35.

To close the Details panel:

t Click Details.

Storage Group Displays the Storage Group, if any, to which the Storage Manager is allocated.

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Icon Color Description

White Indicates the status of the Storage Manager is Unbound (the Storage Manager is not linked to the ISIS

file system)

Green Indicates the Storage Manager is bound to the file system

Yellow Indicates one of the following:

• a problem with the Storage Manager

• the Storage Manager is experiencing degraded performance

Blue (ISIS | 7500) Indicates that an installation or software upgrade is in progress

Red Indicates a Storage Manager problem, including any of the following:

• a hardware error

• a failed software installation or upgrade