Monitoring Your Blackarmor Nas 110 Server; Monitoring Status With The Server's Leds - Seagate BlackArmor NAS 110 User Manual

Monitoring Your BlackArmor NAS 110 Server

BlackArmor Manager and the BlackArmor NAS 110 server itself provide many ways to
monitor the server's activity and status:
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Monitoring Status with the Server's LEDs

• Using Email Alerts to Monitor Server Status
• Checking Disk Drive Status Using SMART
Monitoring Status with the Server's LEDs
Your BlackArmor NAS 110 server has several LEDs to help you monitor the status of its
components, as well as its network and backup activity. (See the illustration on page 10 for
help locating the LEDs.)
Table 1: Front and Rear Panel LEDs
LED
OneTouch Button
System Status
Hard Drive Activity
LAN Port (Left and
Right LEDs)
Using the LEDs to Monitor the Server
The System Status LED will indicate when there's a problem. When it's blue, the server and
its components are working properly.
If the System Status LED turns amber, a problem has occurred.
1. Check the LAN port LED on the back of the server, and the disk drive LED to locate the
source of the problem.
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State and Color Indication
Solid Blue Ready for backup
Blinking Blue Backup in progress
Solid Amber Error
Solid Blue Server is ready for use
Blinking Blue Server starting up or shutting down
Solid Amber Server has a system error
Off Server is powered off
Solid Blue Drive is installed and operating properly
Solid Amber Drive has failed
Off Port has no network connection
Solid Green (L) Connected to a gigabit Ethernet network
Blinking Orange (R) Network connection
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