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Why does data display as zero in the graphs and table?
When a zero is displayed for a data point in the graphs and table, it means there is no I/O activity for the object for that point in time. This situation could occur because the host is not initiating I/O to that object, or it could be a problem with the object itself.
The historical data for the object is still available for viewing. The graphs and table will show non-zero data once I/O activity begins occurring for the object.
The following table lists the most common reasons why a data point value might be zero for any given object.
Array-level object type
Reason data displays as zero
Volume
Volume had no host assignment.
Volume group
Volume group is being imported.
Volume group does not contain a volume that is assigned to a host, and volume group does not contain any reserved capacity.
Drive
Drive has failed.
Drive has been removed.
Drive is in an unknown state.
Controller
Controller is offline.
Controller has failed.
Controller has been removed.
Controller is in an unknown state.
Storage array
Storage array does not contain volumes.