## Using Continuous Volume Verify

The Volume Verify utility keeps track of software, firmware, and hardware errors and reports an event when the number of errors increases.

Note -

The Continuous Volume Verify utility does not disrupt device monitoring.

Keep the following guidelines in mind when using Continuous Volume Verify:

- Continuous Volume Verify will not run on arrays with internal disk scrubbing enabled.
- Volumes are verified one at a time on a rotational basis.
- The Kill Verify function can be used to terminate the verify operations on an array.
- The Device Summary page displays each monitored array with information about Continuous Volume Verify results.
- The execution rate for the volume verification determines the impact on device I/O access to the array. For example, an execution rate of 1 will take longer to verify the volume than higher execution rate values, but will have less effect on device I/O.

### Related Topics

- Scheduling Continuous Volume Verify
- Starting and Stopping Continuous Volume Verify for a Specific Array
- Stopping Continuous Volume Verify for All Devices
- Displaying Continuous Volume Verify Results