SMART Disk Monitor v 5.0.0.44
Программа для мониторинга параметров и состояния жестких дисков.
SMART Disk Monitor is a Windows-specific utility that monitors your disk hardware with the goal of identifying disks that have a strong possibility if crashing. This provides you a window of opportunity to gracefully remove data from a failing disk and take it off-line ... Before your disk drive takes you off-line. Our software allows you to access the predictive failure functionality native to most disk drives. This hardware feature is called S.M.A.R.T., which stands for Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology. IBM, Seagate, Fujitsu, Quantum, Western Digital, and other drive manufacturers put this feature into their disk drives. Typical attributes that are monitored include head flying height, temperature, spin-up time, retries, and internal error logs. If a drive is running outside of a vendor's specifications, then our software alerts your administrator. Failures can be seen from two standpoints: predictable and unpredictable. Unpredictable failures, such as power surges that can cause failure, occur quickly. Predictable failures are characterized by degradation of an attribute over time, before the disk drive fails. Many mechanical failures are typically considered predictable because of degradation in a disk drive's attributes such as head flying height, which would indicate a potential head crash. Certain electronic failures also show degradation before failing.
How does S.M.A.R.T. Work? Failures can be seen from two standpoints: predictable and unpredictable. Unpredictable failures, such as power surges that can cause failure, occur quickly. Predictable failures are characterized by degradation of an attribute over time, before the disk drive fails. Many mechanical failures are typically considered predictable because of degradation in a disk drive's attributes such as head flying height, which would indicate a potential head crash. Certain electronic failures also show degradation before failing.
Technical Specification Summary:
Supported Host Operating Systems and Devices: Windows NT/2000/XP/2003 (Intel-based) running SCSI, Fibre Channel, SSA, SAS, SATA or IDE disk drives or peripherals. In general, if your operating system "sees" the device, our software will work with it. (That means if you have a hardware RAID controller that presents a logical representation of your physical devices, then the software won't detect or monitor the devices behind it). The software supports up to 127 disk drives, and 16 controllers. Disk requirement is 5 MB, minimum screen resolution 800x600.
