Fujitsu ETERNUS CS800 S6 User Manual page 129

Blockpool Verify Behavior
A blockpool verify operation occurs if data on the system requires repair, for example,
after an unexpected shutdown due to a power loss. During a blockpool verify operation,
the banner displays the Attention state. Clicking Attention displays the message: A
previous unclean shutdown of the ETERNUS CS800 has required a data verification to
commence. While in this condition the ETERNUS CS800 is operational, but performance
may be severely degraded.
While a blockpool verify operation is in progress, some system operations are affected.
Mounting VTL cartridges created prior to the blockpool verify may fail.
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Retrieving data created prior to the blockpool verify may fail.
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Creating and mounting new VTL cartridges should succeed.
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Ingesting new data to new VTL cartridges or using NAS/OST should succeed.
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Sending data that existed prior to the blockpool verify to a replication target may fail.
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Sending new data to a replication target, or receiving replicated data, should succeed.
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Space reclamation and healthchecks will fail.
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When the blockpool verify is complete, the banner displays Normal, and the system
resumes normal operation
Main Menu
The main menu displays on the left side of the ETERNUS CS800 remote management
console (see
management page.
To access Advanced Reporting, click the link below the main menu. Fujitsu Technology
Solutions ETERNUS CS800 Advanced Reporting provides performance data logging and
visual reporting and graphing features for Fujitsu Technology Solutions ETERNUS CS800-
Series systems. For more information, see the ETERNUS CS800 Advanced Reporting User's
Guide (6-67353).
The system generates a service ticket and an admin alert when it enters the Low
Space, Critical Reserve Space, and No Space states. In addition, a service ticket and
an admin alert are generated when Used Disk Space reaches 85% and 95% of total
disk capacity.
ETERNUS CS800
"Main Menu" on page 130). Click a menu item to display the corresponding
7.3 The Remote Management Console
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