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    Verifying Hard Disk Memory Status on an XRE200 External Routing Engine

    Purpose

    Verify that the hard disk memory on your XRE200 External Routing Engine is functioning properly.

    Action

    1. Run a Hard Disk Drive (HDD) memory and diagnostics monitoring test:
      user@external-routing-engine> request chassis routing-engine hard-disk-test
    2. View the test results that appear on the screen:
      RAID INFORMATION
      RAID device path: /dev/ad4
      Firmware Version: 11594
      RAID controller s/n: 12345678
      RAID Chip ID: 123
      RAID policy: SAFE
      
      Drive0 model: WDC WD123AAJS-4567A0
      Drive1 model: WDC WD345JD-18MSA1
      Drive0 s/n:      WD-WCAT30214999
      Drive1 s/n:      WD-WMAM9DTK4111
      Drive0 capacity: 74(GB)
      Drive1 capacity: 74(GB)
      
      RAID STATUS
      Drive0: On-line
      Drive1: On-line
      Number of partitions: 1
      Size of Partitions:
          Partition 0: 74(GB)
      RAID Status: Healthy
      

    Meaning

    These results confirm that both HDD modules are functioning properly, as shown by the status of On-line for both Drive0 and Drive1. If your HDD module is not functioning properly, the status is Off-line or Unknown.

    If the status is Off-line for Drive0 or Drive1, verify that the HDD module is securely seated in its slot. If the status is Unknown for either drive, wait a few minutes then retry the test. If you are unable to return the status to On-line, contact Juniper Networks customer support (JTAC). See Contacting Customer Support to Obtain Return Materials Authorization for EX Series Switches.

    The results also show that RAID storage, as indicated in the RAID Status output, is Healthy. RAID storage technology manages storage between the redundant HDD modules in the XRE200 External Routing Engine. If RAID storage is not functioning properly, the status is Degraded or Unknown.

    If Degraded appears in the RAID Status field, contact customer support.

    If the RAID Status is Unknown, wait a few minutes, then retry the test. If the status remains Unknown after the second test, contact JTAC.

    Note: The remainder of the test results output is either informational or intended for customer support purposes only.

    Published: 2012-12-07