Disk status icons, Icon Meaning | Plasmon ii 97707987 Rev A manual

Disk status icons

•Disks which are marked with an are system disks. This means they are used to store the system partition, which contains the configuration files of the SNAZ OS. They can still be used as part of any RAID(s)

•Disks which are marked with an have been detected by the system as being in a prefail state. This means that certain types of errors have been found on them and they are likely to become faulty as a result. The system uses Self-Monitoring Analysis And Reporting Technology (SMART) parameters to track these errors

•Disks which are marked with have been assigned as hot spare disks. These are used should one of the other disks fail

•Disks which are marked with are not currently members of a RAID

•Disks which are marked with have been rejected by the RAID they were a member of

•Disks which are marked with are currently being resynchronised. The system, at all times, has to ensure that all mirrored RAID disks contain exactly the same data. If a

difference is found, resynchronisation is performed to bring all the RAID disks back to identical mirrors of one another.

Table 2-4 Disk status icons

Icon Meaning

The disk is online and unformatted

The disk is online, unformatted and the system has detected the disk is about to fail

The disk is online

The disk is online and the disk is not part of a RAID

The disk is online and has been rejected by the system

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Page Preliminaries Table of Contents Introduction Shutdown menu Rev a Chapter Snaz network attached file servers Rev a Front panel features Rear panel features Rev a Snaz Manager Home page features Snaz Manager Server Configuration Wizard Menu/Icon Description Menu bar Tool Tips On-line help IconMeaning System status RAIDs that are Faulty Time & Date System menu Synchronising the time and date with an NTP server Services MS Networking Rev a FTP Rev a UPS Click on the Configuration tab. This allows you to configure Backup Http Software Update Email Smtp Notification Notification LevelMeaning Snmp Notification LevelMeaning How a Share is created Shares on the Snaz Rev a Network menu Configuration Rev a Users Adding a UserClick . The Network Users Add page is displayed Deleting a User Editing a User’s details Click . The Network Groups Add page is displayed GroupsAdding a Group Editing a Group’s details Deleting a Group Adding a Share Shares Rev a Rev a Storage menu Adding a RAID RAIDs Rev a Removing a RAID Defining Hot Spares Click . The Storage RAIDs Hot Spares page will openClick to save the changes and return to the Storage RAIDs Click . The Storage RAIDs Merge page will open Merging RAIDs Pools Volumes Adding a volumeClick . The Storage -Volumes Volume Add page opens Removing a Volume Changing a User’s Volume Quota Rev a Setting or modifying an ACL BrowseFinding data Rev a Rev a Data protection menu Snapshots Estimating snapshot volume requirements Click on . The Data Protection Snapshot Add page opens Scheduling a snapshot Rev a To modify an existing schedule To rollback previous version of a file using a snapshot Replication Sources Adding a replication sourceSchedule Name Rev a Schedule tab will open From this page, enter Recovering a replication source Adding a replication target Replication Targets Restoring the configuration backup Configuration Backup Rev a Licensing Data BackupBackup Devices Definitions NetVault Links Configuration Storage Devices Diagnostics menu Icon Meaning Disk status icons Icon Meaning Icons Meaning Tape drive status icons Miscellaneous icons Log Files Diagnostics System Information page allows you to viewSystem Information System Info Rev a Shutdown menu Rev a