Use the Physical Disk Properties option to view the properties of a selected physical disk. Perform the following steps:
Note: You can also view physical disk properties in the
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Select a physical disk in the Physical View, and select Physical Disk >> Properties. |
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Click Close to close the dialog. |
Because some fields in this dialog require no explanation, the table below focuses only on those fields
that require additional detail.
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Field |
Description |
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Channel Location |
The physical disk enclosure and slot location. Example: Physical Disk at Enclosure 3, Slot 4 |
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Channel/ ID |
Displayed for SCSI physical disks. The Example: Channel 2/ ID 1 |
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Status |
Displayed condition. Example: Optimal |
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Raw Capacity |
The full capacity of the physical disk, including any capacity that is reserved for Example: 8.479 GB |
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Usable Capacity |
The capacity of the physical disk after space reserved for storage array management, and control is allocated on the physical disk. Example: 8.44 GB |
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Product ID |
The name of the physical disk. Example: The Big Physical Disk |
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Manufacturer |
The name of the physical disk manufacturer. Example: Copas Inc. |
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Firmware Version |
The firmware revision level. Example: 7.0.4 |
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Serial Number |
The serial number of the physical disk. Example: 72363 |
| Vendor | The vendor for the physical disk.
Note: This value is always "Not Available" for Serial ATA physical disks. Example: DRIVESRUS |
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Date of Manufacture |
The date when the physical disk was built. Note: This value will always be "Not Available" for Serial ATA physical disks. Example: January 23, 2001 |
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World-Wide Name |
A unique hexadecimal identifier for the physical disk. Example: 313433363538373039333131 |
| Physical Disk Type | The Example: Fibre Channel |
| Speed | The speed of the physical disk.
Example: 15000 RPM |
| Mode | The current mode for the physical disk.
Example: Hot Spare In Use |
| Associated Disk Group | The number of the Note: If there is no associated disk group, this field displays "None." |