Dell PowerEdge RAID Controller S140 User’s Guide

Self-Monitoring And Reporting Technology

The Self-Monitoring and Reporting Technology (SMART) feature monitors certain physical aspects of all motors, heads, and physical disk electronics to help detect predictable physical disk failures. Data on SMART compliant physical disks can be monitored to identify changes in values and determine whether the values are within threshold limits. Many mechanical and electrical failures display some degradation in performance before failure.

A SMART failure is also referred to as a predicted failure. There are numerous factors that are predicted physical disk failures, such as a bearing failure, a broken read/write head, and changes in spin-up rate. In addition, there are factors related to read/write surface failure, such as seek error rate and excessive bad sectors.

NOTE:For detailed information on SCSI interface specifications, visit the Technical Committee T10 SCSI Storage Interfaces page on the T10.org website. For information on SATA interface specifications, see the Technical Committe T13 At Attachment page on the T13.Org website.

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