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SUPPORT DOCUMENT

IronWolf™ Health Management
Introduction
IronWolf Health Management (IHM) is an embedded software
designed on the tenets of prevention, intervention and recovery.
It aims to manage the health of the drive through the useful life,
and provide ease of data recovery should a catastrophic event
damage the drive and render it nonfunctional.
To provide this functionality, IHM analyzes several parameters
related to drive health and uses proprietary algorithms to
determine their impact to drive health. With this output and info
on additional operating conditions, such as temperature, humidity,
etc., IHM recommends preventive actions to users to avoid any
drive damage. It may also recommend specific interventions when
the drive health is likely to have been impacted.
Finally, it provides seamless linkage within the UI to Seagate®
Rescue and Recovery plans, ensuring users have complete peace
of mind in using their IronWolf™ drive in their NAS box.

Coverage
The following Seagate IronWolf and IronWolf Pro drives are IHM enabled as of February 2017.
Refer to Seagate IHM or Synology web pages for the most current list of supported capacities.
IronWolf model numbers
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ST4000VN008
ST6000VN0041
ST7000VN002
ST8000VN0022
ST8000VN0004
ST10000VN00041

IronWolf Pro model numbers
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ST4000NE0025
ST6000NE0021
ST8000NE0021
ST8000NE0004
ST10000NE00041

1 10TB IronWolf and IronWolf Pro with supported Synology NAS models will be enabled by C1Q17.

Exclusions
The following drives are not IHM enabled:
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All non-Seagate drives

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All 3.5-inch Enterprise Capacity
drives, Desktop, BarraCuda®,
BarraCuda Pro, Surveillance,
SkyHawk™, FireCuda™ drives

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All legacy NAS HDDs

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Synology Systems with DiskStation Manager (DSM) 6.1
Series
x17 Series

Supported Synology NAS Model1

RS217, RS3617xs, RS18017xs+, RX1217(RP), RX1217sas

x16 Series

DS116, DS216se, DS216j, DS216, DS216play, DS216+, DS216+II, DS416j, DS416, DS416play,
DS716+, DS716+II, DS916+, RS816, RS2416+/RS2416RP+, RS18016xs+, NVR216, RX1216sas

x15 Series

DS115j, DS115, DS215j, DS215+, DS415play, DS415+, DS715, DS1515, DS1515+, DS1815+,
DS2015xs, DS2415+, DS3615xs, DX1215, RS815, RS815+/RS815RP+, RX415

x14 Series

DS114, DS214se, DS214, DS214play, DS214+, DS414j, DS414, RS214, RS814, RS814+/RS814RP+,
RS2414+/RS2414RP+, RS3614xs/RS3614RPxs, RS3614xs+, RX1214(RP)

x13 Series

DS213j, DS213air, DS213, DS213+, DS413j, DS713+, DS1513+, DS1813+, DS2413+, DX513,
RS3413xs+, RS10613xs+, RX1213sas

x12 Series

DS112j, DS112, DS112+, DS212j, DS212, DS212+, DS412+, DS712+, DS1512+, DS1812+,
DS3612xs, RS212, RS812, RS812+/RS812RP+, RS2212+/RS2212RP+, RS3412xs/RS3412RPxs

x11 Series

DS111, DS211j, DS211, DS211+,DS411, DS411+, DS411+II, DS1511+, DS2411+,
DS3611xs, RS411, RS2211+/RS2211RP+, RS3411xs/RS3411RPxs, DX1211

1 10TB IronWolf and IronWolf Pro with supported Synology NAS models will be enabled by C1Q17.

Expected Out-of-Box Behavior
Right out of the box, the NAS system is likely unpopulated. If so, once the user inserts a drive in the
NAS bay, DSM 6.1 will automatically detect that both NAS box and drive are supported with IHM, and
will display one of the following messages to the user:
This drive is a Seagate IronWolf drive. Please purchase your preferred
Seagate Rescue Data Recovery Plan here.
In the option above, the user has inserted an IronWolf drive and will be guided to the Seagate Data
Rescue and Recovery Plans.

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This Seagate IronWolf Pro drive comes with a 2-year complimentary
Rescue Data Recovery Service. Please register here.
In this option, the user has inserted an IronWolf Pro drive and will be guided to the Seagate Product
Registration page. Post-registration, they will be notified that their IronWolf Pro drive is eligible for a
complimentary 2-year Data Recovery Plan. They will also be presented options to extend this coverage
for an additional one to three years.

IHM Output Codes
IHM can be scheduled to run on a regular basis through the DSM 6.1 User Interface. It can also be run
manually at any point the user desires. It is recommended that the frequency be set at ≥12 hrs. Each
time IHM is run, one of the following output codes may appear:

Category

Code

Synology UI Message (Warning)

Normal

000

Normal

100

Abnormally high operating temperature has been detected. Make sure that the
rear ventilation ports are not blocked, and try to lower the ambient temperature.
If the temperature is still high, go to Control Panel > Hardware & Power > Fan
Speed Mode to change the fan operation to a higher speed. If this issue persists,
contact Synology Support Team.

101

Connection issues on your _DISKSTATION_ and hard drive interface have been
detected. Make sure the hard drive is properly installed in the chassis or drive
tray, and that the tray properly installed in your _DISKSTATION_. If this issue
persists, contact Synology Support Team.

102

Excessive physical shock to the hard drive has been detected. Make sure your
hard drive and _DISKSTATION_ are placed on a stable surface. If this issue persists, contact Synology Support Team.

105

Excessive vibration has been detected. Make sure your _DISKSTATION_ is
placed on a stable surface. If this issue persists, contact Synology Support Team.

106

Excessive host resets have been detected. Make sure the hard drive is properly
installed in the chassis or drive tray. Performing a power cycle is recommended.
If this issue persists, contact Synology Support Team.

≥200

To check the health status of the hard drive, it is recommended to run the
S.M.A.R.T. extended test on the drive. If this issue persists, contact the drive
reseller or manufacturer.

Prevention

Intervention

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IHM vs S.M.A.R.T.
IronWolf Health Management complements other health test related features within the NAS operating
system, such as Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology, or S.M.A.R.T.

S.M.A.R.T.

IronWolf Health Management

Monitors 20 drive parameters

Monitors in excess of 200 drive parameters that may
influence drive health

Reports Pass or Fail status

Notifies user of possible prevention and intervention
actions ahead of a Fail event, thereby reducing the
probability of catastrophic failure and associated data loss

Reports end impact to drive through monitoring of 20
drive parameters with fixed thresholds

Reports end impact to drive, but also communicates
failure mode through output code (for interpretation by
STX Customer Care only)

Has no memory of past trends of threshold excursions

Maintains moving window of parametric data for
trend analysis and assesses impact of external
stresses over the drive life

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