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3par Inserv Storage Server Hardware
3par Inserv Storage Server Hardware
Hardware monitoring and configuration tasks can be performed with both the 3PAR InForm Command Line Interface (CLI) and the 3PAR InForm Management Console.
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Physical Disks: A physical disk is a hard drive. Each physical disk is mounted on a drive magazine or in a drive module. The drive magazines and modules are located in drive cages in 3PAR InServ Storage Servers. There are three types of physical disks: Fibre Channel (FC), Near Line (NL), and Solid State Drives (SSD). In DC2 and DC4 drive cages, each drive magazine holds four disks numbered 0 through 3 from the rear to the front of the magazine. The DC2 and DC4 drive cages contain a maximum of ten drive magazines for a maximum of 40 physical disks in each drive cage.
In a DC3 drive cage, each plug-in drive module holds a single disk numbered 0 through 15. The DC3 drive cage contains 16 drive bays and accepts up to 16 drive magazine modules for a maximum of 16 physical disks in each drive cage.
Disk Replacement : When a physical disk failure occurs, the disk is no longer usable by the InServ system and must be replaced. As a physical disk fails, the InServ system automatically relocates the chunklets in this disk to other disks in the system. When replacing the physical disk, the chunklets from all of the disks in the drive magazine must be managed during the replacement procedure. Managing the disk replacement procedure includes: Completely relocating the chunklets during the disk replacement procedure. Relocating the chunklets from the failed disk, and then temporarily diverting data writes to chunklets from the valid disks to logging logical disks.