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To view device details:
Click to download an activity log (used for troubleshooting issues). | |
Click to rename device. |
Device details | Notes | |
Device name | ||
Type | ||
Serial # | Click to copy serial number to clipboard. | |
Model | ||
IPv4 | Click to copy IP address to clipboard. | |
Click to edit IP address. | ||
Last activity | Date | Time |
Click to edit iSCSI setup. |
Data connection details | Notes | |
Port | ||
Status | Good connection | |
Degraded connection | ||
No connection | ||
Actual Speed | Click to copy serial number to clipboard. | |
Max Speed | ||
IPv4 Address | Click to copy IP address to clipboard. |
Click to begin a cryptographic erase of data in the device. See Cryptographic Erase. |
Turn LED on/off. | |
View LED states | View information on LED states. |
# disks | Disks in device |
# healthy | Connected and healthy |
# offline | Disconnected |
# degraded | Connected but read/write degraded (for example, RAID initialization in progress or drive errors) |
# fault | Connected but read/write severely diminished (for example, drive errors) |
# available | Number of available disks for spares |
If the device is currently configured with a disk group (RAID array):
Change the disk group (RAID) configuration. See Configure Disk Group (RAID). |
If no disk group (RAID) has been configured:
Lyve Client can identify a connected Lyve Mobile device for you by having it temporarily flash its LED. This is useful if you have a large bank of connected Lyve Mobile devices and you need to identify a particular device. You can identify the device regardless of whether it is locked or unlocked.
You can change the name of connected unlocked device.
If you no longer want a disconnected device to appear in Lyve Client, you can make the app ‘forget’ the device.