Adaptec 5325302057 User Guide - Page 61

The Physical Devices View, Logical Devices View

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Navigating the Main Window The Physical Devices View When you select your iSCSI Storage Appliance in the Enterprise View, the controller and disk drives it contains appear in the Physical Devices View. Enclosure Management Device This iSCSI Storage Appliance ...one controller and four contains...... disk drives. If an iSCSI Storage Appliance or enclosure contains an enclosure management device, it also appears in the Physical Devices View. Right-click the enclosure management device icon to view the status and properties of the enclosure's devices, such as its disk drives and fans. Disk drives designated as hot spares have plus signs (+) beside them: • A blue plus sign (shown at right) means that the spare is protecting at least one pool. • A hot spare with a yellow plus sign (shown at right) may not be large enough to protect the pool it's assigned to, or may not be assigned to a pool. With tool tips enabled (see page 135), hold your cursor over any disk drive to see its status, port number, and maximum speed. You can also click the arrow, shown at right, to see this same information for all the disk drives at the same time. To reveal further information, use the View buttons to change how the disk drives are displayed, as described in "Revealing More Information" on page 58. A disk drive shaded in light blue is not part of any pool. A disk drive shaded half light/half dark blue (as shown at right) has space available for additional logical devices or snapshots. To view the pools or logical devices associated with a particular disk drive, see "The Logical Devices View" on page 56. Chapter 5 Getting to Know Adaptec Storage Manager 55

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Navigating the Main Window
Chapter 5
Getting to Know Adaptec Storage Manager
55
The Physical Devices View
When you select your iSCSI Storage Appliance in the Enterprise View, the
controller and disk drives it contains appear in the Physical Devices View.
If an iSCSI Storage Appliance or enclosure contains an enclosure management
device, it also appears in the Physical Devices View. Right-click the enclosure
management device icon to view the status and properties of the enclosure’s
devices, such as its disk drives and fans.
Disk drives designated as hot spares have plus signs (+) beside them:
A blue plus sign (shown at right) means that the spare is protecting at least
one pool.
A hot spare with a yellow plus sign (shown at right) may not be large
enough to protect the pool it’s assigned to, or may not be assigned to a
pool.
With tool tips enabled (see page 135),
hold your cursor over any disk drive to
see its status, port number, and maximum speed. You can also click the arrow,
shown at right, to see this same information for all the disk drives at the same
time. To reveal further information, use the View buttons to change how the disk
drives are displayed, as described in “Revealing More Information” on page 58.
A disk drive shaded in light blue is not part of any pool. A disk drive shaded
half light/half dark blue (as shown at right) has space available for additional
logical devices or snapshots.
To view the pools or logical devices associated with a particular disk drive, see “The
Logical Devices View” on page 56.
...one controller and four
disk drives.
This iSCSI Storage Appliance
contains
......
Enclosure Management Device