5.In the Save dialog box, name the file, navigate to the folder where you want to save the log file, and click the Save button.

Clearing NVRAM Events

To clear the NVRAM event log:

1.In Tree View, click the Subsystem icon.

2.In Management View, click the Events tab dropdown menu and select System Events in NVRAM.

3.Click the Clear Event Log button.

4.In the Confirmation dialog box, type confirm and click the OK button.

Viewing Current Background Activities

To view the current background activities:

1.In Tree View, click the Subsystem icon.

2.In Management View, click the Background Activities tab. A list of current background activities appears, including:

Rebuild

PDM – Predictive Data Migration

Synchronization

Redundancy Check

Migration

Transition

Initialization

Media Patrol

Making Background Activity Settings

To make settings for background activities:

1.In Tree View, click the Subsystem icon.

2.In Management View, click the Background Activities tab and select Settings from the dropdown menu.

3.Click the dropdown menu to choose a priority of Low, Medium, and High for the following functions:

Rebuild – Rebuilds the data from a failed drive in a disk array

Synchronization – Checks the data integrity on disk arrays

Initialization – Sets all data bits in the logical drive to zero

Redundancy Check – Checks, reports and can correct data inconsistencies in logical drives

Migration – Change RAID level or add physical dries to disk arrays

PDM – Looks for bad blocks the physical drives of disk arrays

Transition – Returns a revertible spare drive to spare status

The rates are defined as follows:

Low – Fewer resources to activity, more to data read/write.

Medium – Balance of resources to activity and data read/write.

High – More resources to activity, fewer to data read/write.

4.Highlight the following PDM trigger settings and type a value into the corresponding field:

Reassigned Block Threshold – 1 to 512 blocks

Error Block Threshold – 1 to 1024 blocks

5.Check to enable or uncheck to disable the following functions:

Media Patrol – Checks the magnetic media on physical drives

Auto Rebuild – If there is a spare drive of adequate capacity, a critical disk array will begin to rebuild automatically. If not spare drive is available, the disk array will begin to rebuild as soon as you replace the failed physical drive with an unconfigured physical drive of equal or greater size.

6.Click the Submit button to save your settings.

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