4.2.1
Description of the User Interface
Figure 45
Maintenance > Recovery HD
The hard disk data of the respective raid used and its status are displayed, with the possible actions shown as buttons. The
State
values are also explained in the legend.
The status of the hard disk/SSD can be identified also on the basis of the LEDs.
Table 5
LED displays for DSCXL (APE deployment only)
LED
Meaning
All LEDs off
Slot is empty (no hard disk inside).
The blue LED is lighting and the red LED is not flashing
The hard disk is in the HDTR but the RAID is not being used.
The blue LED is lighting and the red LED is flashing
The hard disk is in the HDTR and is being used and must not be removed.
Table 6
LED displays for EcoServer/Branch
LED
Meaning
All LEDs off
Slot is empty (no SSD inside).
The green LED is lighting and the orange LED is not flashing
The hard disk is in the Drive2 slot but the RAID is not being used.
The green LED is lighting and the orange LED is flashing
The hard disk is in the Drive2 slot and is being used and must not be removed.
Description of the buttons
•
Show Details
The details of the hard disk are shown, i.e. SMART attributes and values (see
Section 4.2.5, “Details of SMART Values”
).
•
Create Recovery HD
IMPORTANT:
The
Create Recovery HD
function is only displayed if no error has occurred during
Start Synchronization
.
IMPORTANT:
The
Create Recovery HD
function is only displayed if no error has been found on the hard disks.
Synchronization is stopped, the RAID configuration on both hard disks is canceled and miscellaneous consistency checks of the hard disk are carried out when a recovery hard disk is created. If all these procedures are passed without errors the hard disk can be removed. (see also
Section 4.2.3, “Creating a Recovery Hard Disk”
).
•
Show Action History
With this function you will see the raid history since the first setup of the system.
•
Remove
The SoftRAID is terminated without hard disk consistency checks.
•
Repair bad block
This button is only displayed , if both softraid arrays are in sync and only one hard disk has bad blocks.
With the button
Repair bad blocks
bad blocks will be tried to repair.
IMPORTANT:
Using a hard disk with bad blocks as recovery hard disk is not possible. Therefore you have to repair the bad blocks or if this is not possible replace the hard disk.
For more details please refer to
Section 4.2.4, “Bad Block Handling”
.
Platform Administration (Portal)
, ID:
P31003-H31A0-M101-03-76A9
Copyright ©
Unify Software and Solutions GmbH & Co. KG
07/2020
- All rights reserved.