Users Guide

NOTE: SAS controllers do not allow you to create redundant and nonredundant virtual disks on the same set of physical
disks.
Specic Problem Situations And Solutions
This section contains additional troubleshooting information. Topics include:
Physical Disk Is Oine Or Displays An Error Status
Receive A Bad Block Alert With Replacement, Sense, Or Medium Error
Read And Write Operations Experience Problems
A Task Menu Option Is Not Displayed
A Corrupt Disk Or Drive Message Suggests Running Autocheck During A Reboot
Erroneous Status And Error Messages After A Windows Hibernation
Storage Management May Delay Before Updating Temperature Probe Status
Storage Management May Delay Displaying Storage Devices After Reboot
You Are Unable To Log Into A Remote System
Cannot Connect To Remote System Running Microsoft Windows Server 2003
Reconguring A Virtual Disk Displays Error In Mozilla Browser
Physical Disks Are Displayed Under The Connector Object Instead Of The Enclosure Object
Physical Disk Is Oine Or Displays An Error Status
A physical disk may display an error status if it has been damaged, is oine, or was a member of a virtual disk that has been deleted
or initialized. The following actions may resolve the error condition:
If a user has changed the status to Oine, then return the disk to Online status by performing the Online disk task.
Investigate whether there are any cables, enclosure, or controller problems preventing the disk from communicating with the
controller. If you nd a problem and resolve it and disk does not return to Online or Ready status, reboot the system.
If the disk is damaged, replace it.
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Replacing A Failed Disk
Receive A Bad Block Alert With Replacement, Sense, Or Medium Error
The following alerts or events are generated when a portion of a physical disk is damaged:
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This damage is discovered when the controller performs an operation that requires scanning the disk. Examples of operations that
may result in these alerts are as follows:
Consistency check
Rebuild
Virtual disk format
I/O
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