Dell Openmanage Server Administrator Version 7 2 Users Manual Storage Management User’s Guide
2015-01-05
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- Overview
- Getting Started
- Understanding RAID Concepts
- What Is RAID?
- Organizing Data Storage for Availability and Performance
- Choosing RAID Levels and Concatenation
- Concatenation
- RAID Level 0 (Striping)
- RAID Level 1 (Mirroring)
- RAID Level 5 (Striping with distributed parity)
- RAID Level 6 (Striping with additional distributed parity)
- RAID Level 50 (Striping over RAID 5 sets)
- RAID Level 60 (Striping over RAID 6 sets)
- RAID Level 10 (Striping over mirror sets)
- RAID Level 1-Concatenated (Concatenated mirror)
- Comparing RAID Level and Concatenation Performance
- No-RAID
- Quick Access to Storage Status and Tasks
- Storage Dashboard and Storage Health
- Storage Health
- Hot Spare Protection Policy
- Select Report
- Storage Component Severity
- Storage Properties and Current Activity
- Alerts or Events
- Monitoring Disk Reliability on RAID Controllers
- Using Alarms to Detect Failures
- Using Enclosure Temperature Probes
- Rescan to Update Storage Configuration Changes
- Time Delay in Displaying Configuration Changes
- PCI Express Solid-State Device Support
- Storage Information and Global Tasks
- Controllers
- What is a Controller?
- RAID Controller Technology: SCSI, SATA, ATA, and SAS
- RAID Controller Features
- Controller-supported RAID Levels
- Controller-supported Stripe Sizes
- RAID Controller Read, Write, Cache, and Disk Cache Policy
- Background Initialization on PERC Controllers
- Non-RAID Controller Description
- Firmware/Driver Versions
- Controller Health
- Controller Properties and Tasks
- Set Rebuild Rate
- Reset Configuration
- Export Log
- Foreign Configuration Operations
- Importing Foreign Configurations
- Importing/Recovering Foreign Configurations
- Clear Foreign Configuration
- Physical Disks in Foreign Virtual Disks
- Set Background Initialization Rate
- Set Check Consistency Rate
- Set Reconstruct Rate
- Redundant Path Configuration
- Set Patrol Read Mode
- Start and Stop Patrol Read
- Change Controller Properties
- Manage Physical Disk Power
- Manage Preserved Cache
- Manage Encryption Key
- Manage CacheCade
- Convert to Non-RAID Disks
- Convert to RAID Capable Disks
- Patrol Read Report
- Check Consistency Report
- Slot Occupancy Report
- Physical Disk Firmware Version Report
- Enclosures and Backplanes
- Backplanes
- Enclosures
- SMART Thermal Shutdown
- Changing the Mode on 220S and 221S Enclosures
- Enclosure Management
- Enclosure and Backplane Health
- Enclosure and Backplane Properties and Tasks
- Set Asset Data
- Set Temperature Probe Values
- View Slot Occupancy Report
- EMM Properties
- Fan Properties
- Power Supply Properties
- Temperature Probe Properties and Tasks
- Connectors
- Tape Drives
- RAID Controller Batteries
- Physical Disks or Physical Devices
- Guidelines to Replace a Physical Disk or Physical Device
- Add a New Disk to Your System
- How to Avoid Removing the Wrong Disk
- Replacing a Physical Disk Receiving SMART Alerts
- Other Disk Procedures
- Physical Disk or Physical Device Properties and Tasks
- Blink and Unblink (Physical Disk)
- Remove Dead Segments
- Prepare to Remove
- Rebuild
- Cancel Rebuild
- Assign and Unassign Global Hot Spare
- Online and Offline
- Clear Physical Disk and Cancel Clear
- Revertible Hot Spare
- Instant Encrypt Erase
- Full Initialization
- Convert to RAID Capable Disk
- Convert to Non-RAID Disk
- Virtual Disks
- Considerations Before Creating Virtual Disks
- Virtual Disk Considerations for Controllers
- Virtual Disk Considerations for PERC S100, S110, and S300 Controllers
- Virtual Disk Considerations on Linux
- Number of Physical Disks per Virtual Disk
- Maximum Number of Virtual Disks per Controller
- Calculation for Maximum Virtual Disk Size and the Create Virtual Disk Express Wizard
- Channel Redundant Virtual Disks
- Creating Virtual Disks
- Reconfiguring/Migrating Virtual Disks
- Starting and Target RAID Levels for Virtual Disk Reconfiguration and Capacity Expansion
- Maintain Integrity of Redundant Virtual Disks
- Rebuilding Redundant Information
- Virtual Disk Bad Block Management
- Virtual Disk Properties and Tasks
- Create Virtual Disk Express Wizard
- Create Virtual Disk Express Wizard (Step 2)
- Create Virtual Disk Advanced Wizard
- Create Virtual Disk Advanced Wizard (Step 2)
- Create Virtual Disk Advanced Wizard (Step 3)
- Span Edit
- Virtual Disk Task: Reconfigure (Step 1 of 3)
- Virtual Disk Task: Reconfigure (Step 2 of 3)
- Virtual Disk Task: Reconfigure (Step 3 of 3)
- Slow and Fast Initialize
- Virtual Disk Task: Delete
- Virtual Disk Task: Rename
- Virtual Disk Task: Change Policy
- Split Mirror
- Unmirror
- Assign and Unassign Dedicated Hot Spare
- Virtual Disk Task: Replace Member Disk (Step 1 of 2)
- Virtual Disk Task: Replace Member Disk (Step 2 of 2)
- Considerations Before Creating Virtual Disks
- Moving Physical and Virtual Disks from One System to Another
- Protecting Your Virtual Disk with a Hot Spare
- CacheCade Using Solid State Drives
- Troubleshooting
- Common Troubleshooting Procedures
- Cables Attached Correctly
- System Requirements
- Drivers and Firmware
- Isolate Hardware Problems
- Rescan to Update Information on SCSI Controllers
- Replacing a Failed Disk
- Replacing a Failed Physical Disk that is Part of a Non-Redundant Virtual Disk
- Recovering from Removing the Wrong Physical Disk
- Resolving Microsoft Windows Upgrade Problems
- Virtual Disk Troubleshooting
- Specific Problem Situations and Solutions
- Physical Disk is Offline or Displays an Error Status
- Receive a “Bad Block” Alert with “Replacement,” “Sense,” or “Medium” Error
- Read and Write Operations Experience Problems
- A Task Menu Option is Not Displayed
- A Corrupt Disk or Drive Message Suggests Running autocheck During a Reboot
- Erroneous Status and Error Messages after a Windows Hibernation
- Storage Management May Delay Before Updating Temperature Probe Status
- Storage Management May Delay Displaying Storage Devices After Reboot
- You are Unable to Log into a Remote System
- Cannot Connect to Remote System Running Windows Server 2003
- Reconfiguring a Virtual Disk Displays Error in Mozilla Browser
- Physical Disks Display Under Connector Not Enclosure Tree Object
- PCIe SSD Troubleshooting
- Common Troubleshooting Procedures
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Supported Features
- Supported Features on the PERC 5/ PERC 6/, and CERC 6/I Controllers
- Supported Features on the PERC Hardware Controllers
- Supported Features on the SAS 5/iR, SAS 6/iR, and PERC H200 Controllers
- Supported Features on the PERC S100, PERC S110, and S300 Controllers
- Supported Features on the Non-RAID Controllers
- Enclosure and Backplane Features
- Maximum Supported Configuration
- Determining the Health Status for Storage Components
- Health Status Rollup: Battery is Charging or Dead
- Health Status Rollup: Physical Disks in a Virtual Disk are Failed or Removed
- Health Status Rollup: Physical Disks in a Virtual Disk are Unsupported, Partially or Permanently Degraded
- Health Status Rollup: All Physical Disks in a Virtual Disk are in Foreign State
- Health Status Rollup: Some Physical Disks in a Virtual Disk are in Foreign State
- Health Status Rollup: Virtual Disk is Degraded; Physical Disks are Failed or Rebuilding
- Health Status Rollup: Virtual Disk is Failed
- Health Status Rollup: Unsupported Firmware Version
- Health Status Rollup: Enclosure Power Supply Failed or Power Connection Removed
- Health Status Rollup: One Enclosure Fan is Failed
- Health Status Rollup: One Enclosure EMM is Failed
- Health Status Rollup: One Enclosure Temperature Probe is Failed
- Health Status Rollup: Lost Both Power Connections to the Enclosure
- Health Status Rollup: One or More Physical Disks are Failed
- Health Status Rollup: Physical Disk is Rebuilding