Changing media scan settings – Dell PowerVault MD3200i User Manual

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Configuration: Disk Groups and Virtual Disks

• Recovered media error—Data could not be read by the physical disk on the

first attempt but was successfully read on a subsequent attempt. Data is

rewritten to the physical disk and verified and the error is reported to the

event log.

• Redundancy mismatches error—The first 10 redundancy mismatches that

are found on the virtual disk are reported to the event log.

• Unfixable error—Data could not be read and parity or redundancy

information could not be used to regenerate the data. For example,

redundancy information cannot be used to reconstruct the data on a

degraded virtual disk. The error is reported to the event log.

For more information, see the PowerVault Modular Disk Storage Manager

online help topics.

Changing Media Scan Settings

To change the media scan settings:

1 In the AMW, select the Logical tab and select any virtual disk.
2 Select Virtual Disk Change Media Scan Settings.

The

Change Media Scan Settings window is displayed.

3 Deselect Suspend media scan if selected.
4 In Scan duration, enter or select the duration (in days) for the media scan.

The media scan duration specifies the number of days for which the media

scan runs on the selected virtual disks.

5 To disable media scans on an individual virtual disk, select the virtual disk

in the

Select virtual disks to scan area, and deselect Scan selected virtual

disks.

6 To enable media scans on an individual virtual disk, select the virtual disk

in the

Select virtual disks to scan area, and select Scan selected virtual

disks.

7 To enable or disable the consistency check, select either With consistency

check or Without consistency check.

NOTE:

A consistency check scans the data blocks in a RAID level 5 virtual

disk, or a RAID level 6 virtual disk and checks the consistency information for

each block. A consistency check compares data blocks on RAID level 1

mirrored physical disks. RAID level 0 virtual disks have no data consistency.

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