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Monitoring Virtual Drives

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Monitoring Virtual Drives When the MegaRAID Storage Manager software is running, you can see the status of all virtual drives. If a virtual drive is operating normally, the icon looks like this: . Color-coded circles appear next to the icon to indicate the following: • Green: The server is operating properly. • Yellow: The server is running in a partially degraded state (for example, if a drive has failed); the data is still safe, but data could be lost if another drive fails. • Orange: The server is running in a degraded state. • Red: The server storage configuration has failed. When the Logical tab is selected, the panel on the left shows which drives are used by each virtual drive. The same drive can be used by multiple virtual drives. To display complete virtual drive information, click the Logical tab in the left panel, and click on a virtual drive icon in the left panel. The properties appear in the right panel as shown in the following figure. The RAID level, strip size, and access policy of the virtual drive are set when the virtual drive is configured. Figure 64 Virtual Drive Properties You can change the read policy, write policy, and other virtual drive properties. To change these properties, see Changing Virtual Drive Properties. DB09-000202-05 37857-02 Monitoring Controllers and Its Attached Devices Rev. F - May 2011 Copyright © 2011 by LSI Corporation. All rights reserved. Page 83

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Monitoring Controllers and Its Attached Devices
Page 83
DB09-000202-05 37857-02
Rev. F - May 2011
Copyright © 2011 by LSI Corporation. All rights reserved.
Monitoring Virtual Drives
When the MegaRAID Storage Manager software is running, you can see the status of all virtual
drives. If a virtual drive is operating normally, the icon looks like this:
. Color-coded circles
appear next to the icon to indicate the following:
Green: The server is operating properly.
Yellow: The server is running in a partially degraded state (for example, if a drive has failed);
the data is still safe, but data could be lost if another drive fails.
Orange: The server is running in a degraded state.
Red: The server storage configuration has failed.
When the Logical tab is selected, the panel on the left shows which drives are used by each virtual
drive. The same drive can be used by multiple virtual drives.
To display complete virtual drive information, click the
Logical
tab in the left panel, and click on
a virtual drive icon in the left panel. The properties appear in the right panel as shown in the
following figure. The RAID level, strip size, and access policy of the virtual drive are set when the
virtual drive is configured.
Figure 64
Virtual Drive Properties
You can change the read policy, write policy, and other virtual drive properties. To change these
properties, see
Changing Virtual Drive Properties
.