Configuring And Managing Pcie Ssds - Dell PowerEdge Express Flash PCIe SSD User Manual

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Name
State
Driver Version
Number of
Extenders

Configuring And Managing PCIe SSDs

Use the Physical Device Properties screen to view information about PCIe SSDs and to run PCIe SSDs tasks.
To view the complete PCIe SSD properties, select Full View from the Options taskbar. Physical device properties are
described below:
Name
Displays the name of the PCIe SSD. The name comprises the bay ID and the slot in which the
PCIe SSD is installed.
State
Displays the current state of the PCIe SSD.
Bus Protocol
Displays the technology that the PCIe SSD is using.
Media
Displays the media type of the physical device.
Device Life
Displays the warranted wear out level of the PCIe SSD (in percentage).
Remaining
Failure Predicted
Displays a status of the device on whether it has received a Self-Monitoring Analysis and
Reporting Technology (SMART) alert and is therefore predicted to fail.
Revision
Displays the current running firmware version on the PCIe SSD.
Driver Version
Displays the current running driver version of the PCIe SSD.
Model Number
Displays the Piece Part Identification (PPID) of the PCIe SSD.
Capacity
Displays the full capacity of the device.
Vendor ID
Displays the hardware vendor of the device.
Product ID
Displays the product ID of the device.
Serial No.
Displays the serial number of the device.
Negotiated
Displays the speed of data transfer that the device negotiated upon initial communication. This
Speed
speed is dependent on the speed of the device, the capable speed of the PCIe extender card,
and the current speed of the PCIe extender card on that connector.
Capable Speed
Displays the highest possible speed at which the device can transfer data.
NOTE: For physical device properties status, see table PCIe SSD States and LED Indicator Codes.
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Displays the name of the extender.
Displays the current state of the PCIe SSD subsystem. Possible values are:
Ready: The component is functioning normally.
Degraded: The component has encountered a failure and is operating in a
degraded state.
Failed: The component has encountered a failure and is no longer functioning.
Displays the version of the driver that is currently installed on the PCIe SSDs.
Displays the number of extenders in the PCIe SSD Subsystem.

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