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System Alerts, Storage Status, System Status, Error, Warning, Notification, Storage, Drives

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Managing the System 2 System Alerts The System Alerts section shows any system messages issued since the last time they were cleared. Messages can range in severity from informational to immediate action required. There are three type of alerts that can appear in this area of the System Status page: • Error: These types of messages indicate the most severe types of problems with the NSS. They require immediate action. For example, if a disk drive or RAID array is in a failed condition. • Warning: These types of messages indicate there is a problem with the NSS that requires eventual action. For example, if the amount of storage used for a volume is over 90%. • Notification: These types of messages are simply to advise of changes to the NSS. For example, the RAID rebuild is complete. Storage Status The Storage area displays details about the configured storage on the NSS, including: • Drives: The number of physical disk drives installed. • RAID Arrays: The number of configured RAID arrays. • Volumes: The number of configured volumes. • Total Configured Capacity: The total aggregate size of all configured volumes. • Percent Used: The total amount of the configured capacity used. Cisco Small Business NSS2000 Series Administration Guide 7

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Managing the System
Cisco Small Business NSS2000 Series Administration Guide
7
2
System Alerts
The
System Alerts
section shows any system messages issued since the last time
they were cleared. Messages can range in severity from informational to
immediate action required.
There are three type of alerts that can appear in this area of the
System Status
page:
•
Error:
These types of messages indicate the most severe types of
problems with the NSS. They require immediate action. For example, if a
disk drive or RAID array is in a failed condition.
•
Warning:
These types of messages indicate there is a problem with the
NSS that requires eventual action. For example, if the amount of storage
used for a volume is over 90%.
•
Notification:
These types of messages are simply to advise of changes to
the NSS. For example, the RAID rebuild is complete.
Storage Status
The
Storage
area displays details about the configured storage on the NSS,
including:
•
Drives:
The number of physical disk drives installed.
•
RAID Arrays:
The number of configured RAID arrays.
•
Volumes:
The number of configured volumes.
•
Total Configured Capacity:
The total aggregate size of all configured
volumes.
•
Percent Used:
The total amount of the configured capacity used.