Amd-raidxpert2 User Guide
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Array States Within the management applications, an array is a logical device that can exist in one of four states: Normal, Ready, Critical, or Offline. • In RAIDXpert2, these states display in the Array List section in a column named State. • Within the rcadm Command Line interface, these states also display in a column named State. The array states are defined in Table 8, on page 29. 53987 Rev. 3.10 June 2019 AMD-RAIDXpert2 User Guide Chapter 3 Understanding Arrays, Disks and RAID Levels 29 Table 8. Array States State Description Normal The Normal state is displayed when everything is functioning correctly. Ready The Ready state is displayed while an array is being created. Critical The Critical state is displayed when the array is no longer redundant (fault tolerant) because of one or more disk failures. Arrays can still be read and written to, but the data is no longer protected should another disk fail. Offline The Offline state is displayed when arrays cannot be read or written to because of one or more disk failures. Whether an array is marked as Critical or Offline depends upon what RAID level it is and how many disks within the array have failed. Note the changes in state in Table 9. Baixar 1.1 Mb. Compartilhe com seus amigos:
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