Physical Disk Management (PD Mgmt)

The Physical Disk Management screen, PD Mgmt, displays physical disk information and action menus. The screen displays physical disk IDs, vendor names, disk size, type, state, and disk group (DG). You can sort the list of physical disks based on these headings. You can perform several actions on the physical disks, including the following:

•Rebuilding physical disks

•Performing the Replace Member operation

•Setting the LED to blink

•Making a disk online or offline (unaffiliated with a disk group)

•Creating global hot spares

•Removing dedicated hot spares or global hot spares

Physical Disk Actions

Table 6-5 describes the actions you can perform on physical disks.

For procedures that can be used to perform these actions, see "Physical Disk Management" on page 104.

Table 6-5. Physical Disk Actions

Action

Description

 

 

Rebuild

Regenerates all data to a replacement disk in a redundant

 

virtual disk (RAID level 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, or 60) after a disk

 

failure. A disk rebuild normally occurs without interrupting

 

normal operations on the affected virtual disk.

 

 

Replace Member

Replaces the drive in the virtual disk with another drive that

 

can be selected.

 

 

LED Blinking

Indicates when physical disks are being used to create a virtual

 

disk. You can choose to start or stop the LED blinking.

 

 

Force Online

Changes the state of the selected physical disk to online.

 

 

Force Offline

Changes the state of the selected physical disk so that it is no

 

longer part of a virtual disk.

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