Users Guide

● PCIe Solid-State Device
Table 4. PCIe SSD Subsystem Properties
Properties Description
ID Displays the subsystem ID assigned to the PCIe SSD
subsystem by Storage Management. Storage Management
numbers the controllers and PCIe SSD subsystems attached
to the system starting with zero. This number is the
same as the PCIe SSD subsystem ID number reported
by the omreportcommand. For information on Command
Line Interface, see the Server Administrator Command Line
Interface User's Guide.
NOTE: In CLI commands, the PCIe SSD subsystem ID is
displayed as the controller ID.
Status These icons represent the severity or health of the PCIe SSD
Subsystem.
— Normal/OK
— Warning/Non-critical
— Critical/Failure/Error
Name Displays the name of the subsystem.
Slot ID
Displays the slot to which the PCIe SSD subsystem is
attached.
NOTE: If Not Applicable is displayed, you can identify
the Slot ID by selecting the System > Main > Systems
Chassis > Slots object in the tree view and clicking the
Information tab. The Slot ID property on this tab may
display the correct information.
State Displays the status of the subsystem. Possible values are:
● Ready — The subsystem is functioning normally.
● Degraded — The subsystem has encountered a failure
and is operating in a degraded state.
● Failed — The subsystem has encountered a failure and is
no longer functioning.
Number of Extender Cards Displays the number of extender cards in the subsystem.
Each extender card can be attached to physical disks or an
enclosure. The extender card must be a PCIe SSD port.
Available Reports Allows you to view the Slot Occupancy report. For more
information, see Available Reports.
PCIe Extender Cards
The PCIe extender card is attached to the backplane of the system and provides PCIe connectivity for up to four PCIe SSD
devices at the front of the chassis.
NOTE: The PCIe extender card does not have any properties or tasks.
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