4.
Highlight following and press the spacebar to toggle through Low, Medium,
and High rates:
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Rebuild – Checks the data integrity on disk arrays
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Migration – Change RAID level or add physical dries to disk arrays
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PDM – Looks for bad blocks on the physical drives of disk arrays
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Transition – Returns a revertible spare drive to spare status
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Synchronization – Checks the data integrity on disk arrays
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Initialization – Sets all data bits in the logical drive to zero
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Redundancy Check – Checks, reports and can correct data
inconsistencies in logical drives
The rates are defined as follows:
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Low – Fewer resources to activity, more to data read/write.
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Medium – Balance of resources to activity and data read/write.
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High – More resources to activity, fewer to data read/write.
5.
Highlight the following PDM trigger settings and press the backspace key to
erase the current value:
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Reassigned Block Threshold – 1 to 512 blocks
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Error Block Threshold – 1 to 2048 blocks
6.
Press Ctrl-A to save your settings.
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