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Property Definition
PCIe Negotiated Link
Speed
Displays the current negotiated transfer speed of the physical device in
GT/s.
PCIe Maximum Link
Speed
Displays the capable transfer speed of the physical device in GT/s.
Manufacture Day Displays the day of the month on which the physical disk was
manufactured.
Manufacture Week Displays the week of the year during which the physical disk was
manufactured.
Manufacture Year Displays the year in which the physical disk was manufactured.
SAS Address Displays the SAS address of the physical disk. The SAS address is unique to
each SAS disk.
After Import Status Displays the status of the physical disk after importing the foreign
configuration. Possible values are:
• Foreign
• Online
• Offline
• Replaced
• Rebuild
Encryption Capable Displays whether the physical disk is a Self Encryption Disk (SED). The
possible values are Yes and No.
Encrypted Displays whether the physical disk is encrypted to the controller. The
possible values are Yes and No. For a non-SED the value is N/A.
Part Number Displays the unique Bill Of Materials assignment number for a physical disk.
The numbers four through eight represent the service provider part
number for that model drive.
PCIe Maximum Link
Width
Displays the capable link width of the physical device.
PCIe Negotiated Link
Width
Displays the current negotiated link width of the physical device.
Setting Background Initialization Rate
Does my controller support this feature? See Supported Features.
The Set Background Initialization Rate task changes the amount of system resources dedicated to the
background initialization task.
The background initialization rate, configurable between 0% and 100%, represents the percentage of the
system resources dedicated for running the background initialization task. At 0%, the background
initialization has the lowest priority for the controller, takes maximum time to complete, and has the least
impact to system performance. A background initialization rate of 0% does not mean that the
background initialization is stopped or paused.
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