Viewing partition status information, Viewing partition status – StorCase Technology FC-to-SCSI Single & Dual RAID User Manual
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After an array is expanded, the user can either add a partition or expand the last partition to
utilize the free space. One or more partitions can also be deleted to expand the last partition.
Viewing Partition Status Information
The user can perform three functions related to partition status information:
View Partition Status
View Partition Statistics
Reset Partition Statistics
Viewing Partition Status
This function allows the user to view the status the partition, including the following:
Array State - Online, Offline, Critical, or Fault-tolerant
Array Type - RAID level (0, 3, 4, 5, 50, Volume, or Mirrored). The term "mirrored"
is used for both RAID 1 and RAID 10 arrays.
Array Drives - Number of drives in the array when fault-tolerant (for example, if
a three drive RAID 5 array was created and one drive is lost, the number will still
show three drives).
Name - The name of the partition.
Serial Number - Target ID: LUN - Target ID and LUN presented to the host system.
Partition Size - Size of the partition (in MB).
Percentage of Total Array - The percentage of the total array that this partition
represents.
Write-back Caching - Status of the write-back cache (enabled or disabled) for
this array.
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Partition 1
Partition 2
Partition 3
Partition 4
Partition 5
Free Space
Figure 36: Array (with Five Partitions) after Expansion