How to change ME4 Series ‘Disk Group Scrub Interval’ to 360 with GUI and Command Line Interface
These work instructions are a part of our commitment to proactively notify customers of important product quality and preventative maintenance information.
Dell Technologies has identified that customers who purchased certain PowerVault ME4012, ME4024, or ME4084 storage systems may encounter premature hard drive failures caused by a timer setting related to the Disk Group Scrub Interval on the system. The steps to change the timer setting are outlined below.
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These work instructions are a part of our commitment to proactively notify customers of important product quality and preventative maintenance information.
Dell Technologies has
identified that customers who purchased certain PowerVault ME4012, ME4024, or ME4084 storage systems may encounter premature hard drive failures caused by a timer setting related to the Disk Group Scrub Interval on the system. The steps to change the timer setting are outlined below.
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How to change ME4 Series “Disk Group Scrub Interval” to 360 with GUI
Open a browser and enter one of your management IPs in the location bar
Example: https://100.98.99.98/
Log into the resulting log in screen
Once logged in click on the “System” tab in the upper left hand corner
Click on the blue Action button and choose Advanced Settings
Choose System Utilities tab on the resulting popup
Change the setting of “Disk Group Scrub Interval (hours):” to 360 and click Ok
You will then see a Processing screen
Once that is complete, click OK on the resulting Success screen
You can now log out or complete other tasks
How to change ME4 Series “Disk Group Scrub Interval” to 360 with Command Line Interface (CLI)
SSH into the IP apress of a management port or Serial into a controller using login credentials
Enter “show advanced-settings” to verify current setting of “Disk Group Background Scrub Interval”
Sample output:
# show advanced-settings Disk Group Background Scrub: Enabled Disk Group Background Scrub Interval: 168 Partner Firmware Upgrade: Enabled Utility Priority: High SMART: Enabled Dynamic Spare Configuration: Disabled Enclosure Polling Rate: 5 Host Control of Caching: Disabled Sync Cache Mode: Immediate Missing LUN Response: Illegal Request Controller Failure: Disabled Supercap Failure: Enabled CompactFlash Failure: Enabled Power Supply Failure: Disabled Fan Failure: Disabled Temperature Exceeded: Disabled Partner Notify: Disabled Auto Write Back: Enabled Inactive Drive Spin Down: Enabled Inactive Drive Spin Down Delay: 15 Disk Background Scrub: Disabled Managed Logs: Disabled Single Controller Mode: Disabled Auto Stall Recovery: Enabled Restart on CAPI Fail: Enabled Large Pools: Enabled
You can confirm the changes with the “show advanced-settings”
Sample output:
# show advanced-settings Disk Group Background Scrub: Enabled Disk Group Background Scrub Interval: 360 Partner Firmware Upgrade: Enabled Utility Priority: High