Dell 36XX, 34XX CriticalPriority, BackgroundPriority, PhysicalDiskMediaType, DegradedPriority

Parameter	Description
warningThreshold	The percentage of storage capacity at which you
	receive a warning alert that the disk pool is nearing
	full capacity. Use integer values. For example, a
	value of 60 means 60 percent. The default value is
	50.
	Setting this parameter to 0 disables warning alerts.
	If you set this to default, the warning alert
	threshold value is determined by the RAID
	controller module firmware.
criticalPriority	The default value is highest.
backgroundPriority	The default value is low.
securityType	The setting to specify the security level when
	creating the disk pool. All virtual disk candidates for
	the disk pool have the specified security type.
	These settings are valid:
	• none—The virtual disk candidates are not
	secure.
	• capable—The virtual disk candidates are
	capable of having security set, but security has
	not been enabled.
	• enabled—The virtual disk candidates have
	security enabled.
	The default value is none.
physicalDiskMediaType	You must use this parameter when you have more
	than one type of physical disk media in your
	storage array.
	Valid physical disk media are:
	• hdd—Use this option when you have hard disk
	drives.
	• ssd—Use this option when you have solid state
	disks.
	• unknown—Use this option if you are not sure
	what types of physical disk media are in the
	expansion enclosure.
	• allMedia—Use this option when you want to
	use all types of physical disk media that are in
	the expansion enclosure.
	The default value is hdd.
userLabel	The name that you want to give the new disk pool.
	Enclose the disk pool name in double quotation
	marks (" ").
degradedPriority	The priority for degraded activities on the disk
	pool. For example, disk pool reconstruction after
	one physical disk failures.

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