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3DM 2 Reference Note: 3DM 2 displays the capacity (in MBytes or GBytes) the same way that Microsoft Windows and Linux operating systems do: as 1KB = 1024 bytes. Previous versions of 3DM 1.x used the 1KB = 1000 bytes definition. Consequently capacities of units listed under 3DM v 1.x may appear to be larger than they do under 3DM 2. Status. The operational status of the unit: OK, Rebuilding, Initializing, Migrating, Verifying, Degraded, or Inoperable (missing drives). When a unit is Rebuilding, Initializing, Migrating, or Verifying, the percentage (%) complete is also shown. Unit Details Page Figure 18. Unit Details Page The Unit Details page appears when you click an ID number on the Unit Information page. Because it is a sub-page of Unit Information, the page title in the menu bar continues to display "Unit Information" even when you view details of a unit. To return to the list of units, click Unit Information in the menu bar. The Unit Details page shows details about a particular unit. The specific information shown depends on what type of unit it is. For example, details about a RAID 5 unit made up of three subunits, each of which contains one drive, will include details about the unit and each subunit, as shown in www.3ware.com 49

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3DM 2 Reference
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Note:
3DM 2 displays the capacity (in MBytes or GBytes) the
same way that Microsoft Windows and Linux operating systems
do: as 1KB = 1024 bytes. Previous versions of 3DM 1.x used the
1KB = 1000 bytes definition. Consequently capacities of units
listed under 3DM v 1.x may appear to be larger than they do under
3DM 2.
Status.
The operational status of the unit: OK, Rebuilding, Initializing,
Migrating, Verifying, Degraded, or Inoperable (missing drives). When a unit
is Rebuilding, Initializing, Migrating, or Verifying, the percentage (%)
complete is also shown.
Unit Details Page
Figure 18. Unit Details Page
The Unit Details page appears when you click an ID number on the Unit
Information page. Because it is a sub-page of Unit Information, the page title
in the menu bar continues to display “Unit Information” even when you view
details of a unit. To return to the list of units, click
Unit Information
in the
menu bar.
The Unit Details page shows details about a particular unit. The specific
information shown depends on what type of unit it is. For example, details
about a RAID 5 unit made up of three subunits, each of which contains one
drive, will include details about the unit and each subunit, as shown in