DELL MD3220 사용자 설명서

Troubleshooting: Your Storage Array Software

You can use the Associated Logical Elements option to view the logical 

associations among different virtual disks in a storage array. To view the 

associations for source virtual disks, snapshot virtual disks, and snapshot 

repository virtual disks:

1 In the AMW, select the Logical tab or in the Topology pane of the 

Mappings tab.

2 Select View Associated Logical Elements. Alternatively, you can right-

click the virtual disk to open a pop-up menu and select 

View Associated 

Logical Elements. 
If you select a virtual disk that does not have logical associations with other 

virtual disks, the Associated Logical Elements option is disabled.

The View Associated Logical Elements dialog appears, which 

indicates the logical associations for the selected virtual disk. 

3 To close the View Associated Logical Elements dialog, click Close.

You can use the Associated Physical Components option to view the physical 

components that are associated with source virtual disks, snapshot virtual 

disks, snapshot repository virtual disks, disk groups, unconfigured capacity, 

and free capacity in a storage array. 
To view the physical associations:

1 In the AMW, select a node in the Logical pane of the Logical tab or in the 

Topology pane of the Mappings tab.

2 Select View Associated Physical Components. Alternatively, if the 

selected node is a virtual disk, you can right-click the node to open a pop-

up menu and select 

View Associated Physical Components. If the 

selected node is a disk group, unconfigured capacity, or free capacity, you 

can right-click the node to open a pop-up menu and select 

View 

Associated Physical Components.
The 

View Associated Physical Components dialog appears with blue dots 

next to the physical components that are associated with the selected 

node.

3 To close the View Associated Physical Components dialog, click Close.

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