– Move to insert category keeping all data:This option is used if the data on the virtual volume is intact and still relevant. If data was lost, do not use this option. If the cluster that is chosen in the repair policy has no data for the virtual volume to be repaired, choosing this option is the same as choosing Move to insert category deleting all data. 

– Move to insert category deleting all data: The repaired virtual volumes are moved to the insert category and all data is erased. Use this option if the volume is returned to scratch or if data loss rendered the volume obsolete. If the volume was returned to scratch, the data on the volume is no longer needed. If data loss occurred on the volume, data integrity issues can occur if the data on the volume is not erased. 

– Damaged Virtual Volumes: The Damaged Virtual Volumes table displays all the damaged virtual volumes in a grid. The Virtual Volume information is shown, which is the VOLSER of the damaged virtual volume. This field is also a hyperlink that opens the Damaged Virtual Volumes Details window, where more information is available. 

Damaged virtual volumes cannot be accessed; repair all damaged virtual volumes that appear on this table. The user can repair up to 10 virtual volumes at a time. 

Complete the following steps to repair damaged virtual volumes: 

1. Define the repair policy criteria in the Repair policy section. 

2. Select a cluster name from the Cluster’s version to keep menu. 

3. Select Move to insert category keeping all data  or Move to insert category deleting all data . 

4. In the Damaged Virtual Volumes table, select the check box that is next to one or more (up to 10) damaged virtual volumes to be repaired by using the repair policy criteria. 

5. Click Select Action →  Repair . 

6. A confirmation message appears at the top of the window to confirm the repair operation. Click View Task History  to open the Tasks window to monitor the repair progress. Click Close Message  to close the confirmation message. 

## Network Diagnostics window 

The Network Diagnostics window can be used to start ping or trace route commands to any IP address or host name from this TS7700 cluster. The user can use these commands to test the efficiency of grid links and the network system. 

