HPE StoreOnce 6500 User Manual page 132

Table 45: Unconfigured Storage status parameters
Name
Green tick/OK – Blank
Green tick/OK –
Available for Expansion
Amber Exclamation/
Warning – Parity
initialization in progress
Amber Exclamation/
Warning – Component
Firmware Upgrade
required
Amber Exclamation/
Warning – Hardware in
degraded state
Red Cross/Critical -
Error – Alien Volume
Detected
Red Cross/Critical -
Error – Failed disks
detected
Red Cross/Critical -
Error – Power Supply
Missing or disconnected
132 Storage configuration and reporting
Description
In this case the attached storage is:
• A valid StoreOnce configuration
The storage belonging to both clusters is OK.
• Healthy – no disk or enclosure component failures.
• Blank – has no pre-existing RAID volumes present.
In this case the attached storage is:
• A valid StoreOnce configuration
The storage belonging to both clusters is OK.
• Healthy – no disk or enclosure component failures.
• Already configured with a valid geometry RAID volume (e.g. Volume
creation has already taken place)
This will be reported when volume creation has taken place and completed,
and parity initialization is in progress.
This is reported when one or more storage hardware components in the
storage expansion requires an upgrade.
This generic message will be provided when there is a degraded state such
as a redundant disk failure, a predictive disk failure, a redundant PSU missing
or failed, or a redundant controller missing or failed. Check the event log or
hardware tree for details.
An alien volume is one that has the correct RAID geometry and physical
configuration but contains a volume which is not part of the currently running
file system. This error is accompanied by a Delete button to enable the
specific volume to be deleted.
If any failed or predicted failed disks are present in the base storage or
expansion set then this error will be reported. This error requires manual
intervention to replace the failed disks.
This error will be reported for the power supply in the enclosure which houses
the expansion set, as such this error could be reported by several expansion
sets for the same PSU failure. This error requires manual intervention to
correct whatever hardware issue is causing the problem.
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