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7.3.12 HPSA_DiskDrive.OperationalStatus.
This value indicates the Operational Status of the disk drive. Operationalstatus[0] depicts the Primary
operational status of the disk drive .
OperationalStatus[1] values shows the secondary(or extended) operational status of the disk drive.
The below values shows the possible OperationalStatus[1] values to account for the failure of a path from
controller to disk.
• If any path to the disk making up this volume is currently set to 5 (Path Error) and there still exists
at least one path that is active and the disk is currently ok then
:
o OperationalStatus [0]: 3 (degraded)
o OperationalStatus[1]: 32771 (0x8003) (
Physical Path In Error)
• If all paths on all disks are set to 5 (Path Error) then:
o OperationalStatus[0]: 6 (error)
o OperationalStatus[1]: 32771(0x8003) (
Physical Path In Error)
The below values shows the possible OperationalStatus[1] values related to secure erase operations.
Table 22 - HP Smart Array profile: HPSA_DiskDrive.OperationalStatus
Value ValueMap
0x8000
Queued for Secure Erase
0x8001
Erase in Progress
0x8002
Erase Completed
The below values shows the possible OperationalStatus[1] values to account for transient data drive and
rebuilding of a physical drive.
• If the disk is in transient data drive status:
o OperationalStatus [0]: 2 (OK)
o OperationalStatus[1]:
0x8004 (Transient Data Drive)
• If the disk is in the process of rebuilding it data due to becoming an active spare or recovering
from a previous failure
:
o OperationalStatus [0]: 2 (OK)
o OperationalStatus[1]:
0x8005 (Rebuild)
The below values shows the possible OperationalStatus [1] values to account for Solid State drive wear
out.
• If the Solid state drive reports a Smart Trip due to wear out then:
o OperationalStatus [0]: 5 (Predictive Failure)
o OperationalStatus[1]: 32774 (
Solid State drive wear out)
NOTE: The properties from section 7.3.13 till 7.3.16 are conditionally populated only if the controller
firmware and disk drive firmware support reporting drive life parameters for Solid State Disk Drives.
Otherwise, these property values will be empty.
If the firmware supports reporting these parameters can be verified using SSDWearStatus property. If this
property value is set to “Unknown”, it implies that the provider is unable to determine the physical drive’ s
solid state disk drive life parameters. The below values shows the possible OperationalStatus [1] values
to account for Physical Drive Authentication.
• If the physical drive reports an authentication failure then:
o OperationalStatus [0]: 3 (Degraded)