The results are similar to this listing:
Physical Disk Information
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Adapter: 0
PD ID: 0
Type: SATA PD
Linked at: HBA port 0
Size: 1953514584 K
Write cache: supported (on)
SMART: supported (on)
NCQ: supported (on)
48 bits LBA: supported
supported speed: 1.5 3 6 Gb/s
Current speed: 6 Gb/s
model: ST2000NM0024-1HT174
Serial: Z4H0E1G1
Firmware version: SN06
Locate LED status: off
block ids: 0
associated VDs: 0
PD valid size: 0 K
Adapter: 0
PD ID: 1
Type: SATA PD
Linked at: HBA port 1
Size: 1953514584 K
Write cache: supported (on)
SMART: supported (on)
NCQ: supported (on)
48 bits LBA: supported
supported speed: 1.5 3 6 Gb/s
Current speed: 6 Gb/s
model: ST2000NM0024-1HT174
Serial: Z4H03KCM
Firmware version: SN05
Locate LED status: off
block ids: 4
associated VDs: 0
PD valid size: 0 K
Total # of PD: 2
To list the serial number of a drive, run the following command:
info -o pd -i <id of drive>
To show all host bus adapters (HBAs), run the following command:
info -o hba
The smart command shows the status of various sensors and metrics for the drive. Use the command to
periodically check the state of the drives. An error is logged in the Service Focal Point error log and a
call-home is made when the smart command indicates a problem. The format of the smart command is
smart -p PD_ID
If you run this command:
smart -p 0
The results are similar to this listing:
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