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You can view the status of the selected Drive Enclosure and its components including chassis, drives, I/O modules, and power cooling module. You can also control the option for automatic Drive Enclosure operations.
If there is a hardware failure, select the failed component and then click Replace Component. The Oracle FS System Manager starts the Guided Maintenance, which begins a process of resolving the hardware failure.
- Comment
Specifies the new name that is assigned to the Drive Enclosure. Use a unique, meaningful name to help you easily locate specific components. The Oracle FS System maps the assigned name to the component’s serial number and updates the map if you modify the component name.
By default, the Drive Enclosures are assigned names such as Enclosure 01. This string is a logical Drive Enclosure name and does not necessarily reflect the physical location of the Drive Enclosure. You can use the Comment field to provide descriptive information such as the rack location where the Oracle FS System is located. For example, you could enter, Rack 07.
- Model
Indicates the model number of the Drive Enclosure in which the drive resides.
- Serial Number
Indicates the serial number of the selected Drive Enclosure.
- Drive Enclosure ID
Indicates the unique identifier (the World Wide Name) of the selected Drive Enclosure.
- Perform Automatic Drive Enclosure Operations
Indicates whether data protection operations, such as copyback, copy-away, and rebuild run in the background, as necessary. Deselect this option as instructed by Oracle Customer Support. You might also need to deselect this option as instructed in a My Oracle Support (MOS) Knowledge Article that is specific to your issue.
- Replaceable Unit
Indicates the Drive Enclosure components that are replaceable.
- Status (Chassis)
Provides the operational state of the Drive Enclosure chassis. Oracle FS System Manager (GUI) displays a status icon followed by the chassis state.
Possible states, by status icon:-
(Normal) - The following operational states are associated with a normal chassis status:
- Normal
The chassis is operating normally.
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(Warning) - The following operational states are associated with a warning chassis status:
- Unknown
The system is unable to read the chassis state.
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- Status (Drives)
Provides the operational state of the drive in the drive group. Oracle FS System Manager (GUI) displays a status icon followed by the drive state.
Possible states, by status icon:- (Normal)
- The following operational states are associated with a normal drive status:
- Normal
The drive is a member of the drive group.
- Not Used
The drive is operating normally, but is not a member of a drive group.
- (Warning)
- The following operational states are associated with a warning drive status:
- Booting
The drive is starting up.
- Copy Away Source
The system has detected a failure on the drive and is currently copying the data to a target drive. The drive state changes to Failed when copying is complete.
- Copy Away Target
The system has detected a failure on another drive and is currently copying the data to this target drive.
- Copyback
An active spare drive is copying data to this drive.
- Degraded Connectivity
The connection to the drive is limited to only a single Controller.
- Foreign
The drive is not a member of this drive group. Accept this drive using the associated System Alert to make the drive a member of the drive group.
- Missing
The drive is not found in the Drive Enclosure.
- Rebuilding
The drive is a target of a rebuild operation for a drive group.
- Recovered
The drive has failure history, but is now online and is not a member of a drive group.
- Recovered In Use
The drive has failure history. The drive is now online and is a member of a drive group.
- Shutdown
The system is in shutdown mode and cannot access the drive.
- Unknown
The system is unable to read the drive state.
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(Critical) - The following operational states are associated with a critical drive status:
- Critical
The drive has experienced a failure.
- Restore
The drive is currently being restored.
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- Status (I/O modules)
Provides the operational state of the I/O module in the drive group. Oracle FS System Manager (GUI) displays a status icon followed by the I/O module state.
Possible states, by status icon:- (Normal)
- The following operational states are associated with a normal I/O module status:
- Normal
The I/O module is operating normally.
- (Warning)
- The following operational states are associated with a warning I/O module status:
- Offline
The I/O module is offline.
- Missing
The I/O module is not found in the Drive Enclosure.
- Unknown
The system is unable to read the I/O module state.
- (Critical)
- The following operational states are associated with a critical I/O module status:
- Critical
The I/O module has experienced a failure.
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- Status (Power Cooling Module)
Provides the operational state of the Drive Enclosure power cooling module. Oracle FS System Manager (GUI) displays a status icon followed by the power cooling module state.
Possible states, by status icon:- (Normal)
- The following operational states are associated with a normal power cooling module status:
- Normal
The power cooling module is operating normally.
- (Warning)
- The following operational states are associated with a warning power cooling module status:
- Offline
The system reports that the power cooling module is failed or is disabled.
- Missing
The power cooling module is not found in the Drive Enclosure.
- Warning
The power cooling module is functioning but shows signs of failure.
- Unknown
The system is unable to read the power cooling module state.
- (Critical)
- The following operational states are associated with a critical power cooling module status:
- Critical
The power cooling module has experienced a failure.
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- Replace Component
Starts Guided Maintenance that steps you through the component replacement process.
- Chassis information
- Provides detailed information about the selected chassis.
- Number
Indicates the number that uniquely identifies the chassis within the Drive Enclosure.
- Status
Indicates the operational state of the component.
- Part Number
Indicates the manufacturer part number of the component.
- Serial Number
Indicates the serial number of the component.
- Drive information
- Provides detailed information about the selected drive.
- Status
Indicates the operational state of the drive.
- Model
Indicates the manufacturers model number of the drive.
- Serial Number
Indicates the serial number of the drive.
- Firmware Number
Indicates the firmware version number of the drive.
- Drive Slot Number
Indicates the Drive Enclosure slot number where the drive is installed.
- Storage Class
Specifies the category of physical media that comprises the drive group.
Valid media types:- Performance SSD
Specifies that the data is stored on solid state drives (SSDs) that are optimized for the performance of balanced read and write operations.
- Capacity SSD
Specifies that the data is stored on SSDs that are optimized for the performance of capacity and for read operations. The write performance for this Storage Class is sacrificed somewhat to achieve the optimizations for read performance and for capacity.
- Performance Disk
Specifies that the data is stored on high-speed hard disk drives (HDDs). This Storage Class sacrifices some capacity to reduce the access time and the latency of the read operations and of the write operations.
- Capacity Disk
Specifies that the data is stored on high-capacity, rotating HDDs. This Storage Class optimizes capacity at some sacrifice of speed. For a storage system that does not include tape storage as an option, this Storage Class always provides the lowest cost for each GB of capacity.
- Drive Enclosure
Indicates the unique identifier of the Drive Enclosure.
- Drive Capacity
Indicates the storage capacity of the drive.
- Remaining Life Expectancy
(SSD only) Indicates the remaining months in the life of the drive.
- I/O Module information
- Provides detailed information about the selected I/O module.
- Number
Indicates the number that uniquely identifies the I/O module within the Drive Enclosure.
- Status
Indicates the operational state of the I/O module.
- Part Number
Indicates the manufacturer part number of the I/O module.
- Serial Number
Indicates the serial number of the I/O module.
- Firmware Number
Indicates the firmware version number of the I/O module.
- Power Cooling Module information
- Provides detailed information about the selected Power Cooling Module.
- Status
Indicates the operational state of the Power Cooling Module.
- Model
Indicates the manufacturer model number of the Power Cooling Module.
- Serial Number
Indicates the serial number of the Power Cooling Module.
- Number of Fans
Indicates the number of cooling fans in the Power Cooling Module.
- Number of Failed Fans
Indicates the number of failed cooling fans in the Power Cooling Module.