SANsymphony Icons
The tables below contain illustrations and descriptions of many of the icons used in SANsymphony software.
General SANsymphony Icons
SANsymphony Icons |
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Storage Server (normal, offline, with warning status, with error status, locked, locked with warning status, locked with error status) |
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Application Server (normal, offline, with error status) |
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Traveller Server (normal, offline, with warning status, with error status, locked, locked with warning status, locked with error status) |
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Management Console (normal, with error status, offline, locked, locked with error status) |
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Region |
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Mapping |
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Domain |
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Disk in Volume ID pane |
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Disk in Volume ID pane with active I/O (sometimes referred to as a spinning disk) |
SANcentral Status Tab Icons
Status Tab Icons |
Explanation |
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Status Warning |
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Status Alarm |
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Additional Status Information Available |
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No Status Information Available |
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Inaccessible volume |
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Write Through Cache Enabled |
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Proxy Mode Enabled |
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Active Path |
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Preferred Path |
SANcentral Alarms Tab Icons
Alarms Tab Icons |
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Informational event. |
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Warning for event that has limited impact (recoverable) on driver function. |
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Error for event that is serious has impact on driver function. |
Virtual Volume Icons
Linear Virtual Volume Icons |
Explanation |
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Unmapped linear |
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Dual Path (DP) unmapped linear |
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Mapped linear |
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DP mapped linear |
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Multi-mapped linear |
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DP Multi-mapped linear |
Mirrored Virtual Volume Icons |
Explanation |
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Unmapped standard mirror |
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Unmapped highly available (HA) mirror, includes mirror types: 3rd Party AP/MPIO (3PAP), Alternate Path (AP) or Cluster Path/Manual Mappings (CP). |
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Unmapped DP mirror |
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Unmapped DP HA mirror, includes mirror types: 3rd Party AP/MPIO (3PAP), Alternate Path (AP) or Cluster Path/Manual Mappings (CP). |
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Mapped standard mirror |
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Mapped DP mirror |
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Mapped HA mirror, includes mirror types: 3rd Party AP/MPIO (3PAP), Alternate Path (AP) or Cluster Path/Manual Mappings (CP). |
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Mapped HA DP mirror, includes mirror types: 3rd Party AP/MPIO (3PAP), Alternate Path (AP) or Cluster Path/Manual Mappings (CP). |
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Multi-mapped standard mirror |
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Multi-mapped HA mirror, includes mirror types: 3rd Party AP/MPIO (3PAP), Alternate Path (AP) or Cluster Path/Manual Mappings (CP). |
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Multi-Mapped DP mirror |
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Multi-mapped HA DP mirror |
Disk Manager Icons
The toolbar icons are only available when a storage server has proxy mode enabled. They are activated when the Physical Disks component is highlighted and a proxied volume candidate is selected in Disk Manager.
Disk Manager Toolbar Icons |
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Show disk in DataCore Disk Manager – Allows access to a proxied volume candidate, in order to make it a proxied volume or make it a standard disk. (When a disk is tagged as a standard disk, it is no longer available for proxy mode; refer to the Make standard disk option below.) The Show disk option is only available when the storage server is proxy mode enabled. |
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Hide disk in DataCore Disk Manager – Prevents access to a volume thereby preventing any action on the volume. The Hide disk option is only available when the storage server is proxy mode enabled. |
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Candidate for Proxied disk. |
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Make Proxied disk – Refer to Identifying and Creating Proxied Volumes. |
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Delete Proxied disk |
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Make (create) standard disk – Writes a DataCore signature on the disk, so that it can be used as a SANsymphony volume and therefore, cannot be used as a proxied volume. Never use this icon for proxied volumes. |
Disk Manager Icons |
Explanation |
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Disk |
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Hidden disk – A volume that is unreadable in Windows Disk Management. Any disk not preformatted with Windows data will be automatically hidden when discovered by Disk Manager. |
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Proxied disk |
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Protected volume |
Disk Path Manager Icons
Disk Path Manager Icons |
Explanation |
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Host Bus Adapter (normal, offline) |
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Loopback |
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iSCSI (normal, offline) |
Fibre-Channel Manager Icons
Fibre-Channel Manager Icons |
Explanation |
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Fibre Channel |
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Loopback |
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iSCSI channel |
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State of the port is present (reported by the switch) and logged in. |
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State of the port is not present (not reported by the switch) and logged out. |
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State of the port is not present (not reported by the switch) but still logged in. |
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State of the port is present (reported by the switch, but not logged in. |
iSCSI Manager Icons
iSCSI Manager Icons |
Explanation |
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iSCSI target channel. |
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iSCSI initiator channel. |
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State of the port is present. |
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State of the port is not present. |
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State of the port is not existent, port has temporarily disappeared. |
Trace Console Icons
Trace Console Icons |
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Informational event. |
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Warning for event that has limited impact (recoverable) on driver function. |
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Error for event that is serious has impact on driver function. |