Vdisk Or Disk Group Status; Vdisk Or Disk Group Quarantined - HP MSA 2040 Troubleshooting Manual

Vdisk or Disk Group Status

Table 8 Vdisk or disk group status
Status
Critical
Fault Tolerant with down drives
Fault Tolerant and online
Offline
Quarantined critical
Quarantined offline
Quarantined with down drives
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Vdisk or Disk Group Quarantined

If a virtual disk group is quarantined, see
dequarantine Virtual disk groups without the assistance of knowledgeable support personnel.
Table 9 Quarantine during array boot (available in all FW versions)
Level Symptom
Raid 5 During boot, multiple disk drives from the Vdisk or
disk group go missing and the Vdisk or disk group
status is marked as QTOF.
Raid 6 During boot, more than two disk drives go missing
from the Vdisk or disk group and the Vdisk or disk
group status is marked as QTOF.
16 Troubleshooting HPE MSA 1040/2040 Storage
Displayed in the CLI or SMU
CRIT
FTDN
FTOL
OFFL
QTCR
QTOF
QTDN
UP
Accessing Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Action Required
The system de-quarantines the Vdisk or disk group
once the missing disk drives are recognized after a
rescan. If the Vdisk or disk group is not
de-quarantined, a manual de-quarantine is performed
which brings the Vdisk or disk group status to OFFL
(if the drives are not recognized during a rescan). If
the status of the Vdisk or disk group changes to
Description
The Vdisk or disk group is online;
however, some drives are down and
the Vdisk or disk group is not fault
tolerant.
The Vdisk or disk group is online and
fault tolerant; however, some drives
are down.
The Vdisk or disk group is online and
fault tolerant.
The Vdisk or disk group is offline
because it is using offline initialization
or the drives are down and data is lost.
The Vdisk or disk group is in a critical
state and quarantined because some
drives are missing.
The Vdisk or disk group is offline and
quarantined because some drives are
missing.
The Vdisk or disk group is offline and
quarantined because at least one drive
is missing; however, the Vdisk or disk
group is accessed and is fault tolerant.
Example: One drive is missing from a
RAID-6.
The Vdisk or disk group is online and
does not have fault-tolerant attributes.
Support. Do not