Disk States

These types of disk states are available:

• Clear—The disk is online and encryption is disabled.

• Crypto—The disk is online and encryption is enabled.

• Suspend—The disk has been suspended and the host I/O access is suspended.

• Data-preparing—The data on the disk is currently being converted by SME Disk.

• Failed—The disk data needs to be restored due to the failed data preparation.

• Failed—Fails due to a mismatch between the signature and KMC.

• Pending enable no-dataprepare (Wait SME enable)—When there is a disk state mismatch between switch persistent data and CKMC. This state occurs when a customer does not copy the running configuration to saved configuration before rebooting the switch.

MKR fails when the disks are in the following states:

• Failure—MKR fails when there is a mismatch between the metadata and KMC.

• Failure—MKR fails when the metadata exists but there is no key in the KMC.

• Failure—MKR fails when the metadata write fails.

• Preparing (progress 2%, remainin…...)—MKR displays the status preparing and fails.

• Configured path status

• Offline—MKR fails if the disk itl discovery is pending.

• Is online—MKRfails when the disk itl is in a fault I/O state and is configured.

• Crypto—MKR fails when the KMC verification is still pending.

• MKR fails if the metadata update is pending.

• Crypto—MKR fails if the FSM update is pending.

Note Ensure all paths to the disk are discovered and are online.