HP StorageWorks 2000 Series Reference Manual page 156

Belongs To Virtual Disk – Different information depending on the drive's status:
If used in a virtual disk, the virtual disk name.
If used as a spare, the type of spare.
If unused, Available.
If contains leftover metadata, Leftover. A Manage user can return leftover
drives to available status; see "Clearing Metadata From Leftover Disk Drives"
on page 136.
Enclosure Name – Name of the enclosure containing the drive.
You can view a graphical representation of the disk drives and enclosures in the
system. In this representation, drives in a virtual disk are the same color, which
differs for each virtual disk. If the graphical representation isn't displayed, see
"Enclosure View is Unavailable" on page 157.
To view disk drives by enclosure:
1. Select Monitor > Status > Enclosure View.
Drives are shown with the following color and text codes:
White – Drive not installed
Yellow with 'L' – Leftover drive; not in use and contains old metadata
Green with 'A' – Available drive; not in use
Gray with 'G' – Global spare
Other color – Virtual disk member drives, including vdisk spares
'SP-A' or 'SP-B' – Drive has a single-port connection to controller A or B
2. To see details for an enclosure or drive, pause the cursor over that device's
information icon
cursor passes over a similar icon.
For an enclosure the following information is displayed:
Enclosure Status – Whether the enclosure is OK or has an error
Name – Name assigned to the enclosure
Mfr – Enclosure manufacturer
. If you click the icon, the information remains shown until the