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What Do the Status Icons Mean?
Adaptec Storage Manager indicates event status with icons. This table lists the three
categories, or types, of events based on severity.
Warning- and Error-level icons appear next to all components (such as iSCSI
Storage Hosts and pools) affected by a failure or error, creating a trail that helps you
identify the source of a problem. See “Identifying Failed or Failing Components” on
page 148 for more information.
Viewing Enclosure Status
If your IP SAN includes an enclosure with an enclosure management device, such
as a SCSI Accessed Fault-Tolerant Enclosure (SAF-TE) processor, Adaptec Storage
Manager also displays temperature, fan, and power module status in the Physical
Device view, as shown in the next figure.
Icon Status Examples
Information • A connection to the Management Service was successfully
established.
• A pool was created.
• A volume was created.
• A logical device was deleted.
Warning • A volume is in a degraded state.
• A disk drive is being rebuilt.
• A hot spare in a pool has failed.
• An enclosure fan or power supply has failed.
Error • A pool has failed.
• A disk drive within a pool has failed.
• An iSCSI Storage Appliance is not responding.
Fan Status
Temperature Status
Power Module Status
Enclosure Status Icons
Enclosure Management
Device Icon
Battery Status
- Snap Server 1
- 700i Series 1
- User’s Guide 1
- Contents 7
- About this Guide 13
- Service and Technical Support 15
- Notes and Cautions 16
- Finding More Information 16
- US/Support 17
- Source and Location Content 17
- Planning Your IP SAN 19
- Windows Support 23
- Sample IP SAN Configurations 24
- Basic Configuration #1 25
- Basic Configuration #2 26
- Configuration with Mirroring 27
- GbE SwitchGbE Switch 29
- Net A Net B 29
- Net C Net C Net C 29
- GbE Switch 29
- System Requirements 31
- Installing Adaptec Storage 33
- Click Install 35
- Installing on Linux 36
- 4 Unmount the CD: 38
- Appliance and IP SAN 39
- Before You Begin 40
- Creating RAID Pools 44
- Beginning to Use Your IP SAN 53
- Setting Up VSS/VDS Access 54
- Next Steps 56
- Getting to Know Adaptec 57
- Storage Manager 57
- Navigating the Main Window 58
- The Physical Devices View 61
- The Logical Devices View 62
- The Volumes View 63
- The Snapshots View 63
- Revealing More Information 64
- Protecting Your Data 67
- Deleting a Hot Spare 69
- Mounting a Snapshot Set 72
- Creating Volume Snapshots 75
- Scheduling a Snapshot Job 76
- Creating a Mirrored Volume 80
- Extending a Mirrored Volume 81
- Changing Mirror Priorities 81
- Breaking a Mirrored Volume 83
- Deleting a Mirrored Volume 84
- Specifying Replica Site 84
- Creating Replicas 85
- Updating Replica Set 85
- Aborting a Replica Set Update 86
- Switching Roles 86
- Mounting a Replica Set 86
- Unmounting a Replica Set 86
- Breaking a Replica Set 86
- Scheduling Replica Update 87
- Chapter 7 89
- Opening the Security Manager 94
- Modifying Your iSCSI Storage 97
- Adding an iSCSI Storage Host 98
- Capacity Limitations 99
- Creating and Modifying Pools 100
- Adding Capacity to a Pool 102
- Changing a Pool’s RAID Level 102
- Deleting an Individual Pool 107
- Deleting All Pools 107
- Creating a New Volume 108
- Adding Capacity to a Volume 109
- Deleting a Volume 110
- Creating a New Logical Device 110
- Modifying a Logical Device 111
- Deleting a Logical Device 111
- Appliance 113
- Applying a New Image 117
- Checking the Current Image 118
- Monitoring Jobs in Progress 121
- Opening the Job Manager 122
- Cancelling a Job in Progress 122
- Resuming a Cancelled Job 123
- Undoing a Failed Job 123
- Viewing Status and Activity 124
- Viewing Enclosure Status 125
- Viewing Component Properties 126
- Components 127
- Behavior 130
- SEP MASTER 132
- Sending a Test Message 134
- Modifying Email Settings 135
- Disabling Email Notifications 135
- Sending a Test Trap 137
- Disabling SNMP Traps 137
- The server is offline 138
- 4 Click OK 144
- Updating and Customizing 145
- Adaptec Storage Manager 145
- Viewing Display Group Status 148
- Modifying Display Groups 148
- Solving Problems 149
- Silencing an Alarm 154
- Hot Swapping Disk Drives 156
- Rebuilding Pools 158
- Disk Manager 166
- IP Address 167
- Configuring iSCSI Initiators 169
- Configuration Notes 171
- (Target Portal) 172
- Automatically restore 173
- Microsoft Windows 178
- Requirements 178
- 3 Click OK to save changes 183
- Using the CLI 185
- Access Levels and Passwords 186
- About Parameters 189
- About Manage Commands 189
- Command Abbreviation 189
- Command Completion 190
- Command Line Editing 191
- Viewing Long Reports 192
- Getting Help 193
- Your Snap Server 700i Series 195
- Product Descriptions 196
- Where to Buy tab 197
- Component Description 198
- Optional Expansion Arrays 199
- Componen 202
- Specifications 204
- SANbloc S50 Specifications 205
- Safety Precautions 206
- RAID Quick Reference 207
- Expanding Pool Capacity 208
- Completing a Silent Windows 209
- Installation 209
- Property Values 210
- MGMTPASS=pass” 213
- OS Support Quick Reference 215
- Supported iSCSI Initiators 216
- Windows OSs 216
- Windows Support Components 217
- OS with Latest Service 217
- Windows Server 2003: 217
- Glossary 219
- Term Definition 220
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