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Table 1 Summary page layout (continued)
System State is the overall status of the system and relates to the Status icon found
in the top right-hand corner of all pages.
Appliance State: shows whether the StoreOnce Backup System is
Initialising/Running/Shutting down/Stopping. It also includes any hardware failure
indications.
This section provides details about overall system status and the status of the network
(HP D2D4300 Series) or network ports (all other models), RAID, disk usage, user
Status details4
data stored, deduplication ratio, and any licensed features, such as replication.
Additional information is provided if the status is not OK. See also (page 9).
Disk Space Used is the amount of disk space that has been used. Deduplication Ratio
is updated whenever data is written to storage. User Data Stored shows how much
user data has been backed up to unit.
Storage is the first place to look to identify any problems with the storage pool
(shelves and disks) on HP D2D4100/4300 Series). A failed disk should be replaced
as soon as possible. See Hard disk replacement (page 136).
RAID and RAID battery are the first place to look to identify any problems with the
RAID status and RAID battery. A failed battery should be replaced as soon as
possible. See the HP StoreOnce Backup System Maintenance and Service Guide.
Devices informs the user of the status of the libraries and NAS shares within the HP
StoreOnce Backup System. After a power up or reset, each device is checked and
brought on line. This can take a long time, especially after an unscheduled power
fail, where the message will show 'Starting'.
Disk Licensing for models that support a Capacity Upgrade Kit will show a warning
message if you have not yet provided the licensing information. See License
(Administration) (page 94).
Replication status is shown if you have licensed and enabled this feature. If you have
enabled the Network Time Protocol (from the Date & Time (Status) page), the status
of the NTP process is also shown.
Status icons
Indicates a healthy system or system component. Everything is OK and the system is working correctly.
Indicates standard information.
Indicates a warning state. Something needs attention but it is not critical to the successful operation of the
device. For example, a disk may have failed or disks may be installed in an expansion shelf but not licensed.
Indicates a critical state. Something needs attention. Investigate immediately.
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