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Scheduling Background Tasks

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You can also set the rate at which background tasks are performed compared 
to I/O tasks. For more information, see “Setting Background Task Rate” on 
page 75.

If a rebuild completes within a scheduling window, it will not start over at the 
next scheduled time block, unless another rebuild is required.

If a rebuild does not complete in the scheduled time block, it will continue 
where it left off at the next scheduled time block. 

Similarly, if a verify operation does not complete in the scheduled time block, 
it will continue where it left off at the next scheduled time block. 

Viewing Current Task Schedules

You can see the current schedules for background tasks on the 

page. 

1

Choose 

from the menu bar.

The Scheduling page appears, showing the schedule for Rebuild Tasks. 
(Migration and initialization tasks follow the Rebuild Task schedule.)

2

To view Verify Tasks or Self-test Tasks, select it from the drop-down list 
at the top of the page. 

 

If you want to change a scheduled task, you first remove the scheduled item 

and then add it back with the desired day, time, and duration.

: Setting up the Scheduling window does not actually request background 

tasks. It simply specifies when they can run. For more information about the 
background tasks themselves, see “Background Tasks” on page 68.