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Configuring your Storage
Disk Status Table
Linksys Small Business NSS4000 and NSS6000 Series Network Storage System Administration Guide
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Disk Status Table
The Disk Status table lists each of the physical disks installed in the NSS. The 
table has these columns:
Port: The port number on the NSS in which the disk is installed.
Model: The model of the disk drive. This information is read from the disk 
drive.
Capacity: The size of the disk drive. 
Health: The system monitors each disk drive and reports the condition of 
the disk drive.
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Passed: The disk drive passed the S.M.A.R.T. test and is considered fully 
operational. The Error LED on the disk drive is off.
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Failing: The disk drive failed the S.M.A.R.T. test and is predicated to fail. 
The red Error LED on the disk drive is blinking.
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Failed: The disk drive is not operational (has failed). The red Error LED on 
the disk drive is on solid.
Status: The state of use for the disk drive. 
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Online: The disk drive is spun up.
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Standby: The disk drive is idle and is spun down.
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Offline: The disk drive is failed.
Action: There are available action buttons associated with each installed 
disk drive:
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Get Details: View the current, detailed S.M.A.R.T. report for the disk 
drive. 
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Locate: Send a locate request to the applicable disk drive. The white 
disk drive LED on the front of the NSS chassis blinks for the targeted disk 
drive.You can only send one locate request at a time. Disk drives are 
numbered from 1 to 4 from left to right on the chassis (when facing the 
chassis front panel) and correspond with the port number.
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Cancel Locate: There is a locate request set up for a disk drive. Click 
Cancel Locate to cancel the locate request. This lets you send a locate 
request for another disk drive.