Scheduling Media Patrol - NEC EXPRESS5800 User Manual

Progress on Current Physical
Drive
Number of Physical Drives
Completed
Number of Physical Drives
Queued
Completed Physical Drives IDs
Queued Physical Drives IDs
NOTES:
3.9.1

Scheduling Media Patrol

NOTES:
Indicates the progress of the current media patrol on a
physical drive.
Indicates the number of physical drives on which media
patrol has already been completed.
Indicates the number of physical drives on which media
patrol is to be done.
Indicates the IDs of physical drives on which media patrol
has already been completed.
Indicates the IDs of physical drives on which media patrol is
to be done.
During media patrol, "Yielded" may appear in the
Media Patrol Status field. The media patrol is set to
have the lowest running priority by default. If an
access occurs during media patrol, the media patrol is
paused until the completion of the access. "Yielded"
appears in such a situation.
After media patrol is completed, be sure to see the
event log to check whether one or more errors occur
during the media patrol. If a media error occurred, a
message indicating the occurrence appears before the
message showing that the media patrol is completed
without any problem.
While media patrol is run to a physical device, the
time scheduled to another media patrol of the physical
device may come. If so, the scheduled media patrol is
skipped.
If the power is off at the time when media patrol is
scheduled previously, the scheduled media patrol is
skipped.
Media patrol is scheduled by default to be run at 0:00
a.m. on Wednesday every week just after installation
of WebPAM PRO.
Media patrol is scheduled by default to be run at 0:00
a.m. on Wednesday every week just after installation
of WebPAM PRO.
You can set a single schedule of media patrol for a
single controller.
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