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Appendix B - Web RAID Management ICON Definition List
The following table lists the definition of each ICON used by the RAID Management interface (The examples use a
RAID 5 array for reference).
Icon Description
The array status is "Normal".
The array has stopped “Initializing”. Current status is “Uninitialized”.
The array is “Initializing”: Initializing (Foreground) and Initializing(Background).
The array is performing a data consistency checking and its current status is
“Verifying”.
The array status is "Critical" - a disk is missing from the RAID array.
The array status is "Verifying". This indicates that the array is running a data
integrity check.
The array status is "Rebuilding". This occurs when the data verification fails or when
adding a new disk into the "Critical" array.
The array status is "Critical". This indicates that current array needs "rebuild". This
icon will also show up on a device in a RAID disk member as needing to "rebuild" its
data.
The status of the "Array" or "Device" is "Disabled".
The array is "Initializing". There are two types of initialization- Foreground and
Background.
The array OCE/ORLM operation has stopped.
This icon means the RAID array is "Uninitialized". On the RAID array either
Foreground or Background initialization has stopped (Incomplete).
On a disk ( ), it indicates that the disk is not initialized and will need to be
initialized for the 1
st
time before it can be used with HighPoint RAID card.
The device status "Legacy". An existing file system has been created on the HDD.
The device is a "Spare". It is used to replace the failed RAID disk member to rebuild
automatically.