Displaying RAID Group Properties
This help page provides information to guide you through the procedure to display the properties of a RAID group. It contains the following topics:
To display the properties of all of the RAID groups assigned to an array:
In the Array List window, select an array of interest and click Show and Configure Array..
In the Arrays tree, expand the Groups menu and select RAID Groups. The RAID Groups window is displayed. It contains a table that lists the RAID groups that exist for the array. The following data for each RAID group is included in the table:
RAID level and parity group, for example: RAID6 (2D+2P)
The total capacity of the drives in each RAID group
The total free space in each RAID group
The type of drive(s) assigned to this RAID group.
To display detailed data for a single RAID group:
In the RAID Groups window, click the name of the RAID group you are interested in. The properties window for the selected RAID group is displayed. The window should look similar to the following illustration.
The Summary section of the RAID Group Window provides the following information:
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Feature |
Description |
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RAID Group |
This is the name of the displayed RAID group. The default name is RG-000.) Note: The Simple Modular Storage System can have only one RAID group. |
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RAID level |
This is the number of the RAID level (1-6) that has been assigned to the RAID group. |
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Parity Group |
This is the name of the parity group that has been assigned |
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Number of Parity Groups |
This is the number of parity groups that have been assigned to the RAID group (min - 1, max = ? ) |
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Capacity |
This field displays both the total capacity of the hard drive(s) in the RAID group and the free space left on the drive(s). |
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Drive Type |
This field displays the type of drive(s) contained in the RAID group. It can be either SAS or SATA. Both types cannot be contained in the same RAID group. |
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