Change SSD Cache settings

You can edit the name of the SSD Cache and view its status, maximum and current capacity, Drive Security and Data Assurance status, and its associated volumes and drives.

1. Select Storage > Pools & Volume Groups .
2. Select the SSD Cache that you want to edit, and then click View/Edit Settings.
   The SSD Cache Settings dialog box appears.
3. Review or edit the SSD Cache settings as appropriate.

   Table 1. Field Details

   Setting	Description
   Name	Displays the name of the SSD Cache, which you can change. A name for the SSD Cache is required.
   Characteristics	Shows the status for the SSD Cache. Possible statuses include: Optimal Unknown Degraded Failed (A failed state results in a critical MEL event.) Suspended
   Capacities	Shows the current capacity and maximum capacity allowed for the SSD Cache. The maximum capacity allowed for the SSD Cache depends on the controller's primary cache size: Up to 1 GiB 1 GiB to 2 GiB 2 GiB to 4 GiB More than 4 GiB
   Security and DA	Shows the Drive Security and Data Assurance status for the SSD Cache. Secure-capable – Indicates whether the SSD Cache is comprised entirely of secure-capable drives. A secure-capable drive is a self-encrypting drive that can protect its data from unauthorized access. Secure-enabled – Indicates whether security is enabled on the SSD Cache. DA capable – Indicates whether the SSD Cache is comprised entirely of DA-capable drives. A DA-capable drive can check for and correct errors that might occur as data is communicated between the controller and drives.
   Associated objects	Shows the volumes and drives associated with the SSD Cache.

4. Click Save.