
66 Disk Groups and Virtual Disks
• 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.
Changing Media Scan Settings
1
Click the
Tools
tab, then click
Change Media Scan Settings
.
2
Select the number of days allowed for the media scan to complete in the
Scan duration (days)
box.
NOTE: Performing the media scan frequently may negatively impact the
performance of other operations. Adjust scan duration based on the
performance needs of your storage array.
3
In the
Select virtual disks to scan
box, click the virtual disk you want to
include in the media scan.
NOTE: Press <Ctrl> and click to add more than one virtual disk to the media
scan. Click Select All to include all virtual disks in the media scan.
4
Check the
Scan selected virtual disks
checkbox to enable scanning, then
choose either
With consistency check
or
Without consistency check
.
Consistency check enables parity data to be checked during the media
scan.
5
Click
OK
to accept the updated media scan settings.
Suspending the Media Scan
You cannot perform a media scan while performing another long-running
operation on the disk drive such as reconstruction, copy-back,
reconfiguration, virtual disk initialization, or immediate availability
formatting. If you want to perform another long-running operation, you
should suspend the media scan.
NOTE: A background media scan is the lowest priority of the long-running
operations.
1
Click the
Tools
tab, then click
Change Media Scan Settings
.
2
Check the
Suspend media scan
checkbox.
3
Click
OK
to suspend media scanning.
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