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Physical Disks Or Physical Devices
Physical disks or physical devices reside within an enclosure or are attached to the controller. On a RAID controller,
physical disks or devices are used to create virtual disks.
Related Links
Physical Disk Tasks
Guidelines To Replace A Physical Disk Or Physical Device
A replacement disk may not be the same model as the physical disks or devices in the storage enclosure. Use the
following guidelines when replacing a disk:
• A drive within an array must be replaced with a drive of equal or greater capacity.
• Consider the bus speed while replacing a drive. Replacing drives with equal or greater bus speeds within the
same array is supported. You can use both 3 GB and 6 GB drives in the same array. However, it is not
recommended to replace a 6 GB drive with a 3 GB drive. Although it is fully functional, the performance could be
impacted. Replacing 3 GB drives with 6 GB drives is supported. This occurs more frequently as legacy parts are
depleted and warranty service is required.
• Consider the Revolutions Per Minute (RPM) while replacing a drive. Replacing drives with equal or greater
spindle speeds within the same array is supported. You can use both 10000 RPM and 15000 RPM drives in the
same enclosure. However, it is not recommended to replace a 15000 RPM drive with a 10000 RPM drive.
Although it is fully functional, the performance could be impacted. Replacing 10000 RPM drives with 15000 RPM
drives is supported. This scenario occurs while replacing parts from service inventory due to part unavailability.
• SAS and SATA drives on the same backplane but not within the same virtual disk.
• Solid-State Disks (SSD) and Hard Disk Drives (HDD) on the same backplane but not within the same virtual disk.
NOTE: Except for combining SAS,SATA,SCSI, and SSD drives, only upgrades are supported.
Adding A New Disk To The System
1. Install or attach the new physical disk (or disks) or physical devices. For more information on installing or attaching,
see the documentation that came with the disk.
2. Perform the following steps:
For SCSI, SATA, And ATA Controllers
1. In the Server Administrator window, under the system tree, expand Storage to display the controller objects.
2. Select the controller to which the disk is attached and click Information/Configuration on the controller Properties
page.
3. Select Rescan from the Controller Tasks.
4. Click Execute.
The new disk is displayed in the tree view after the rescan. If the new disk is not displayed, restart the system.
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- Notes, Cautions, and Warnings 2
- Copyright 2
- Contents 3
- Overview 15
- Supported Controllers 16
- Supported Enclosures 16
- Getting Started 19
- User Privileges 20
- Displaying The Online Help 20
- Common Storage Tasks 21
- Understanding RAID Concepts 23
- RAID Levels 24
- Concatenation 25
- RAID Level 0 (Striping) 26
- RAID Level 1 (Mirroring) 27
- Storage Health 35
- Hot Spare Protection Policy 35
- Storage Component Severity 36
- Alerts Or Events 37
- What Is PCIe-SSD? 39
- PCIe SSD Features 39
- PCIe Extender Cards 40
- Physical Device Properties 40
- Physical Device Tasks 42
- Exporting The Log 44
- PCIe SSD SubSystem Health 45
- Related Links 46
- Fluid Cache Disks 48
- Fluid Cache Pool 49
- Server Administrator 50
- Messages Reference Guide 50
- Cache I/O Statistics 51
- License Settings 51
- Table 11. License Settings 52
- Storage Properties 53
- Global Tasks 53
- Storage Controller Properties 54
- Storage Components 56
- RAID Controller Features 58
- Read Policy 59
- Write Policy 59
- Cache Policy 60
- Disk Cache Policy 60
- Firmware Or Driver Versions 61
- Controller Health 62
- Server Administrator Readme 63
- Controller Tasks 66
- Rescanning The Controller 67
- Creating A Virtual Disk 67
- Enabling The Controller Alarm 67
- Testing The Controller Alarm 68
- Setting The Rebuild Rate 68
- <mmdd> 70
- Setting The Reconstruct Rate 78
- and Enclosure 80
- Setting The Patrol Read Mode 81
- Server 83
- Managing The Preserved Cache 85
- Encryption Key 86
- Managing The Encryption Key 87
- Converting To Non-RAID Disks 88
- Viewing Available Reports 89
- Viewing Slot Occupancy Report 90
- Enclosures And Backplanes 93
- SMART Thermal Shutdown 94
- Enclosure Physical Disks 94
- Enclosure Fans 94
- Enclosure Power Supplies 95
- Enclosure Temperature Probes 96
- EMM Properties 98
- Enabling The Enclosure Alarm 102
- Setting Asset Data 102
- View Slot Occupancy Report 104
- Enclosure Management 105
- Enclosure Components 106
- Connectors 107
- Connector Health 108
- Rescanning The Connector 109
- Connector Components 111
- Path Health 111
- Tape Drive 113
- RAID Controller Batteries 115
- Battery Tasks 116
- Battery — Available Tasks 116
- Delay The Battery Learn Cycle 117
- For SAS Controllers 120
- Other Disk Procedures 121
- Reference Guide 123
- Physical Disk Tasks 125
- Removing Dead Segments 126
- Preparing To Remove 126
- Rebuilding Data 127
- Canceling A Rebuild 127
- Enabling Revertible Hot Spare 129
- Convert To RAID Capable Disk 130
- Convert To Non-RAID Disk 130
- Virtual Disks 131
- Creating Virtual Disks 134
- And Capacity Expansion 135
- Virtual Disk Properties 139
- Virtual Disk Tasks 141
- Reconfiguring A Virtual Disk 142
- s*(n-1) 148
- Span Edit 151
- Slow And Fast Initialize 154
- Deleting A Virtual Disk 155
- Renaming A Virtual Disk 156
- Split Mirror 157
- Unmirror 158
- System To Another 163
- Understanding Hot Spares 165
- Controllers 168
- Managing The CacheCade 171
- CacheCade Properties 172
- Creating A CacheCade 172
- Resizing The CacheCade 173
- Renaming The CacheCade 173
- Deleting The CacheCade 173
- Troubleshooting 175
- Drivers And Firmware 176
- Isolate Hardware Problems 176
- Replacing A Failed Disk 176
- Replacing The Disk 177
- Assigning A Hot Spare 177
- Virtual Disk Troubleshooting 178
- Cannot Create A Virtual Disk 179
- Redundant Virtual Disks 180
- PCIe SSD Troubleshooting 183
- Fluid Cache For DAS 184
- Through operational mode 185
- Frequently Asked Questions 187
- Which Controllers Do I Have? 188
- How Do I Turn Off An Alarm 188
- Supported Features 189
- S300 Controllers 218
- Enclosure And Backplane Tasks 222
- Components 225
- Not Included) 226
- Failed Or Rebuilding 227
- Connection Removed 228
- Enclosure 229
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