After exploring the key functionalities of the Client Control Panel, it’s time to dive into understanding how drive information is managed. The View Drive Information section provides you with essential details about connected drives, enabling monitoring and management during wiping operations. This section is vital for identifying drives and ensuring the correct operations are performed.
When managing or wiping drives in WIPERAPP, it’s crucial to understand the key details displayed for each detected disk. These fields provide comprehensive information about the disk's specifications, current status, and available actions.
S.No | Field | Description |
1 | ID | A unique identifier is assigned to each connected drive. This ensures clear differentiation between drives. |
2 | Type | Indicates the drive type, such as SSD, SAS SSD, HDD, SAS HDD, SATA SSHD, NVMe, USB drive or SD card. |
3 | Size | Displays the storage capacity of the drive. |
4 | Model | Shows the drive's manufacturer and model number, offering detailed hardware identification. |
5 | Serial Number | Provides the drive’s unique serial number for precise identification, crucial for auditing purposes. |
6 | Status | Shows the current state of the drive. |
7 | Progress | Tracks the progress of ongoing wiping operations. |
8 | Action | Includes buttons - Play, Info (i), and HEX Viewer to manage the drives. |
The Status field in the WIPERAPP control panel is crucial for monitoring the readiness and condition of each detected disk. This field provides real-time feedback on the operational state of your drives and highlights any issues that may need resolution before proceeding.
Status | Description |
Idle | The drive is fully operational and ready for wiping. |
Frozen | The drive is locked, which restricts the availability of certain wiping algorithms, such as purge-based methods. |
Wipe Error | Indicates that an error occurred during the wiping process, requiring further troubleshooting. |
Verify Error | Highlights an issue during the verification phase. |
To learn how to use the action buttons like Play, Info (i), and HEX Viewer, refer to the Manage Drive Actions Documentation for detailed instructions and guidance on using these features effectively.