Virtual Disk Management (VD Mgmt)

The Virtual Disk Management screen, VD Mgmt, is the first screen that displays when you access a RAID controller from the main menu screen on the BIOS Configuration Utility. In the Tree View, the left panel displays the menus for the virtual disk management, which are:

Controller #

Disk Group #

Virtual Disks (displayed in descending numerical order)

Physical Disks (individual physical disks are displayed in enclosure:slot format)

Space Allocation (virtual disk size and free space you can use to create a virtual disk)

Hot Spares (global and dedicated)

In the Tree View, the right panel displays detailed information for the selected controllers, disk groups, virtual disks, physical disks, space allocation, and hot spares, as shown in Table 6-3.

Table 6-3. Information on the Virtual Disk Management Screen

Menu Item Selected

Information That Displays in Right Panel

in Left Panel

 

 

 

Controller #

Controller Properties:

 

• Number of disk groups (DG)

 

• Number of virtuals disks (VD)

 

• Number of physical disks (PD)

 

 

Disk Group #

Disk Group # Properties:

 

• Number of virtuals disks (VD)

 

• Number of physical disks (PD)

 

• Space available on the physical disks

 

• Number of free segments

 

• Number of dedicated hot spares

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