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Verifying and Fixing a Disk Drive

When you verify a physical drive (HDD or SSD), maxView Storage Manager checks it for inconsistent or

bad data and then xes any problems it nds. (You can also choose to verify a physical drive without

xing it.) While maxView Storage Manager veries and xes a physical drive, you can't complete any

other tasks on that drive. You can verify any drive in the Ready state.

To verify and x a physical drive:

1. In the Enterprise View, select a controller, then select a physical drive on that controller.

2. On the ribbon, in the Physical Disk group, click Verify.

The Verify PD window opens.

3. To repair inconsistent or bad data during verication, click Verify with x. To verify the physical

drive without xing bad data, leave the checkbox blank.

4. Click Verify.

Caution: Do not power off the system while the verication is in progress. If you

do, the verication will stop.

When the verication is complete, an event notice is generated in the event log, at which time you

can continue working with the drive.

Changing a Disk Drive's Write Cache Setting

Note: This task is for advanced users only.

By default, disk drive write caching is disabled in maxView Storage Manager. You can enable write

caching on a disk drive to improve performance. However, if the system experiences a power, device,

or system failure, or cannot be shut down properly, there is a possibility of data loss or le-system

corruption.

Caution: With disk drive write caching enabled, you may lose data if a power outage

or other system failure occurs.

1. In the Enterprise View, select a controller then, in the Physical Devices tree, select a disk drive.

2. On the ribbon, in the Physical Disk group, click Set Properties.

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